📘 Introduction: General English MCQs
General English is an essential section in almost all competitive examinations such as SSC, Banking, Railways, Defence, State PSC, and other recruitment tests. A good command of English helps candidates score better and improves their reading, writing, and comprehension skills.
This collection of 100 General English Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) has been carefully prepared in a chapter-wise and set-wise format to help learners practice systematically and effectively. Each set focuses on an important topic of English grammar or vocabulary.
The MCQs cover major areas such as Parts of Speech, Tenses, Articles, Prepositions, Synonyms, Antonyms, Idioms & Phrases, One Word Substitution, Active & Passive Voice, and Direct & Indirect Speech.
Each set contains 10 MCQs with instant answer options, making it ideal for self-practice, quick revision, online tests, and exam preparation. This series is suitable for beginners as well as advanced learners preparing for competitive exams.
SET–1 : Parts of Speech
a) Run b) Quickly c) Beauty d) Blue
"He writes a letter."
a) He b) Writes c) Letter d) A
a) Slowly b) Boy c) Honest d) Run
a) Ramesh b) Book c) She d) School
a) Noun b) Verb c) Adjective d) Adverb
a) And b) In c) Very d) Boy
a) Jump b) Under c) Happy d) Quickly
a) Noun b) Verb c) Interjection d) Adverb
a) Sleep b) Bed c) Soft d) Slowly
a) Fast b) Faster c) Fastly d) Speed
SET–2 : Tenses
a) go b) goes c) went d) going
a) see b) seen c) saw d) seeing
a) do b) did c) has done d) doing
a) play b) played c) are playing d) were playing
a) complete b) will complete c) will have completed d) completed
a) live b) lived c) are living d) have been living
a) get b) gets c) got d) getting
a) left b) has left c) had left d) leaves
a) cry b) cries c) cried d) is crying
a) will b) shall c) would d) should
SET–3 : Articles
a) a b) an c) the d) no article
a) a b) an c) the d) no article
a) A b) An c) The d) No article
a) a b) an c) the d) no article
a) a b) an c) the d) no article
a) a b) an c) the d) no article
a) a b) an c) the d) no article
a) a b) an c) the d) no article
a) a b) an c) the d) no article
a) A b) An c) The d) No article
SET–4 : Prepositions
a) at b) in c) on d) for
a) in b) on c) at d) under
a) for b) since c) from d) by
a) from b) with c) of d) by
a) in b) on c) at d) by
a) at b) on c) in d) from
a) in b) for c) of d) with
a) over b) under c) into d) on
a) besides b) beside c) between d) among
a) among b) between c) in d) with
SET–5 : Synonyms
a) Sad b) Angry c) Joyful d) Poor
a) Small b) Tiny c) Large d) Short
a) Slow b) Quick c) Weak d) Late
a) Coward b) Bold c) Afraid d) Weak
a) End b) Stop c) Start d) Finish
a) Noisy b) Loud c) Quiet d) Angry
a) Hard b) Simple c) Difficult d) Tough
a) Poor b) Weak c) Wealthy d) Thin
a) Happy b) Calm c) Furious d) Polite
a) Harm b) Assist c) Refuse d) Avoid
SET–6 : Antonyms
a) Bold b) Heroic c) Coward d) Strong
a) Warm b) Cold c) Cool d) Boiling
a) Wealthy b) Poor c) Greedy d) Happy
a) Soon b) Quick c) Late d) Fast
a) Complete b) Empty c) Whole d) Total
a) Agree b) Admit c) Refuse d) Allow
a) Pure b) Dirty c) Neat d) Clear
a) Win b) Success c) Defeat d) Gain
a) Powerful b) Weak c) Hard d) Firm
a) Like b) Care c) Hate d) Respect
SET–7 : Idioms & Phrases
a) Very often b) Rarely c) Daily d) At night
a) To break glass b) To start a conversation c) To stop talking d) To create trouble
a) Very hard b) Very easy c) Sweet dish d) Difficult task
a) Miss the point b) Speak wrongly c) Say exactly the right thing d) Beat someone
a) Waste oil b) Sleep early c) Study or work late at night d) Light a lamp
a) In danger b) Feeling unwell c) Very happy d) In the rain
a) Cook food b) Waste money c) Reveal a secret d) Make a mess
a) Taking a bath b) In trouble c) Feeling warm d) Boiling water
a) Eat something b) Face a difficult situation c) Run away d) Become angry
a) Early morning b) Right on time c) At the last moment d) Late night
SET–8 : One Word Substitution
a) Linguist b) Polyglot c) Orator d) Grammarian
a) Misogynist b) Philanthropist c) Pessimist d) Egoist
a) Atheist b) Theist c) Agnostic d) Heretic
a) Museum b) Library c) Gallery d) Laboratory
a) Scholar b) Illiterate c) Literate d) Graduate
a) Tourist b) Nomad c) Passenger d) Pedestrian
a) Pessimist b) Realist c) Optimist d) Idealist
a) Clear b) Legible c) Illegible d) Beautiful
a) Carpenter b) Blacksmith c) Tailor d) Mason
a) Hostel b) School c) Hospital d) Prison
SET–9 : Active & Passive Voice
a) A letter is written by him b) A letter was written by him c) A letter has written by him d) A letter is writing by him
a) The food is cooked by her b) The food was cooked by her c) The food has cooked by her d) The food cooked by her
a) Football is played by them b) Football was played by them c) Football is being played by them d) Football has been played by them
a) The work is completed by him b) The work will be completed by him c) The work was completed by him d) The work has completed by him
a) My bag is stolen b) My bag was stolen c) My bag has been stolen d) My bag had stolen
a) The boy was praised by the teacher b) The boy is praised by the teacher c) The boy has praised the teacher d) The boy praised by the teacher
a) A letter is written by him b) A letter was written by him c) He wrote a letter d) He was writing a letter
a) She sings the song b) She sang the song c) She has sung the song d) She sung the song
a) He cleaned the room b) He cleans the room c) He is cleaning the room d) He has cleaned the room
a) They finished the work b) They had finished the work c) They have finished the work d) They finish the work
SET–10 : Direct & Indirect Speech
a) He said he is tired b) He said that he was tired c) He says he was tired d) He said I was tired
a) She said that she will help me b) She said that she would help me c) She says she would help me d) She told that she will help me
a) He said that he could solve that problem b) He said he can solve this problem c) He said that I could solve the problem d) He told that he can solve that problem
a) She said that she was reading a book b) She said she is reading a book c) She said that she has read a book d) She told she was reading a book
a) He said that they have finished their work b) He said that they had finished their work c) He said they finished their work d) He says they had finished their work
a) She said that she may go home b) She said that she might go home c) She says she might go home d) She told that she may go home
a) He said that he must finish that today b) He said that he had to finish that that day c) He said he had finished it today d) He says he must finish it today
a) She said that she had seen him the previous day b) She said she saw him yesterday c) She said that she sees him yesterday d) She said she had seen him yesterday
a) He said that he is going there now b) He said that he was going there then c) He said he went there then d) He said that he had gone there now
a) She said she has done her duty b) She said that she had done her duty c) She says she had done her duty d) She said that I had done my duty