Grammar | MCQs

Explanation

F7

F7 does a spelling and grammar check in Microsoft Word

F1

Opens the help menu when pressed with the Windows button. 

F2

Allows you to edit the selected folder or file name in Windows Explorer & Cell 

F3

Opens search feature in Windows Explorer 

F4

Alt + F4 closes window 

F5

Starts slideshow in PowerPoint

Refreshes Internet browser pages 

F6

Goes to the next page in a split screen in Microsoft Word

F8

In Excel, enables extend mode for arrow keys

F9

Refreshes document in Microsoft Word

F10

Opens menu bar

F11

Exits and enters full-screen mode in browsers

F12

Opens Save as in Word

Explanation

Such means of type about to be mentioned.

That is used refer specific things mentioned earlier. 

Such means ایسا

That means جو

Explanation

Nuclear energy is too dangerous to be used widely. 

جوہری توانائی کا وسیع پیمانے پر استعمال کے لیے بہت خطرناک ہے۔

The word "too" is used as an adverb to modify the adjective "dangerous" in this sentence.

Explanation

The correct plural form of "sheep" is "sheep."

"Sheep" is an irregular plural noun in English.

This means it remains the same in both singular and plural forms.

Sheep means بھیڑ

Explanation

• The sentence should read: "The new findings on the virus caused panic among the scientists and management alike."
• The word "alike" is used to indicate that both scientists and management shared a similar reaction (panic) to the new findings.

Explanation

Hard is a positive degree of Adjective.

Harder is the comparative degree of Hard.

Hardest is the superlative degree of Hard. 

Explanation

Challenge means لڑائی یا مقابلہ کو بلانا

Explanation

Interested In 

ہمیشہ انٹرسٹڈ کے ساتھ ان آتا ہے

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He is interested in learning Spanish.

Explanation

The correct phrase is “He is junior to me”.

This is because junior is a comparative adjective.

that is used to show the relation between two people in terms of rank, age, or experience.

Comparative adjectives like junior, senior, superior, or inferior are followed by the preposition to, not than.

Explanation

It was raining yesterday, so we did not go out.

We use Past Indefinite Tense/Past Simple Tense with Yesterday.

Formula of Negative sentence of Past Indefinite Tense:

Subject + did + not + first form of a verb + object.