Nouns | MCQs

Explanation

'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.

Explanation

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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"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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Cat – A common noun as it refers to a general animal.

Milk – An uncountable noun because it is a liquid and cannot be counted directly.

Saucer – A common noun as it refers to a general object.

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The name of any particular person, place or thing is called Proper Noun.

Iran, Islamabad, Samsung, K2 etc. are examples of Proper Noun. 

Explanation

“Man” becomes “men” and “this” changes to “these” in plural.

The verb “is” also changes to “are” for plural subjects.

Explanation

"Is he" changes to "Are they" (singular to plural).

"a nice character" becomes "nice characters" (remove article “a” and pluralize “character”).

So the plural form is: Are they nice characters?

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'Dog' is the subject of the sentence — the one performing the action (barking).

Though the sentence starts with "There is," the real subject comes after the verb "is."