Cooking | MCQs

Explanation

The verb "cook" should be in the past participle form because the sentence is in passive voice.

Correct form: "cooked".

Correct sentence: "Our food is always cooked by our mother."

Explanation

They learned to cook from their mothers.

انہوں نے کھانا پکانا اپنی ماؤں سے سیکھا۔

"Learned from" is correct as it indicates acquiring knowledge or skills directly from someone.

Explanation

 If it is plural or there is more than one noun, use are.

Explanation

• Rafia is not chopping vegetables. Change into passive voice. Vegetables are not being chopped by Rafia.
• – رافیہ سبزی نہیں کاٹ رہی ● –
• رافیہ کی طرف سے سبزی نہیں کاٹی جارہی
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• To change a sentence from active to passive voice, do the following:
• Move the active sentence's direct object into the sentence's subject slot.
• Place the active sentence's subject into a phrase beginning with the preposition by.
• Add a form of the auxiliary verb to the main verb and change the main verb's form.

Explanation

Bread means روٹی

Oven means تندور

Ceramics means مٹی کے برتنوں کی صنعت

Kiln means بھٹہ

Explanation

"Himself" is the correct reflexive pronoun to use when Ali is both the subject and object of the action.

It indicates that Ali was cooking for Ali, rather than for someone or something else.

Explanation

We generally use into after pour.

Into is a preposition here.

Pour the juice into the glass گلاس میں جوس انڈیلو

Explanation

Barrel: بندوق کی نال

Kettle: پانی ابالنے کا برتن

Cauldron: دیگ

Skillet: توا

Explanation

Because egg gives vowel sound.

Explanation

The mistake in the use of prepositions in the sentence "she is good at looking in the kitchen" is that "looking" is typically followed by "for" when searching for something.

So, the correct preposition to use would be "for," as in "she is good at looking for things in the kitchen."