Noun | MCQs

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'Police' is a collective noun.

A collective noun may sound singular but we use it to represent a group or a collection of people, animals, or things.

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The correct sentence should be "He has ten head of cattle."

The word "cattle" is a plural noun, and the correct term is "head of cattle" when referring to a quantity.

Additionally, "Has been," "Heds," and "Cettles" are incorrect in this context.

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The object receives the action — here, "park" is where the children play.

"Park" is the object of the preposition "in", making it the prepositional object.

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"Zaira" is the subject of the sentence because:

It is the doer of the action (the one who loves).

It answers the question: "Who loves raw mangoes?"

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"This is the best peach producing valley" 

Grammatically awkward. It should be:

 "This is the best peach-producing valley."

(Hyphenate "peach-producing" as it's a compound adjective.)

"I done matric in 2010" 

Incorrect verb form. It should be:

"I did matric in 2010"

("Done" is the past participle; here we need the simple past, "did.")

"This is an utensil" 

"An" is used before vowel sounds, not just vowels.

 The correct sentence is: "This is a utensil."

Because "utensil" starts with a 'yoo' sound, which is a consonant sound.

So, since all the options have errors, the correct choice is:

"None of these"

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جب نون ساکن یا تنوین کے بعد حرف ب آئے، تو اسے اقلاب کہتے ہیں۔

اس میں نون کی آواز کو میم میں بدل دیا جاتا ہے، اور اس پر اخفاء کی کیفیت ہوتی ہے

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Generally, objective case comes after a preposition.

He relied on her.

"On" is a preposition here.

“She” is the subjective case while “Her” is the objective case.

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The noun "arm" changes meaning in plural form:

• Arm (singular): A limb of the body.
• Arms (plural): Can mean weapons or weapons collectively.