10th English Unit 7 Online Test – New Book

1. On whose view the story “The Dying detective is narrated?

2. Mrs. Hudson said to Mr. Watson that Mr. Holmes was ill for _____ days.

3. Who said these “I didn’t dare to disobey him.”?

4. From which place Holmes got the contagious disease?

5. Why Holmes did not allow Mr. Watson to treat his disease?

6. Mr. Holmes was researching about the _____ disease from the east.

7. Up to what time Holmes asked Mr. Watson to wait for getting a doctor?

8. What did Mr. Watson found in Holmes room?

9. Whom did Mr. Holmes asked Watson to fetch for curing his disease?

10. Mr. Culverton Smith was a _____.

11. Whom did Watson meet outside Holmes house?

12. What did Holmes instructed to Watson in meeting Culverton Smith?

13. Mr. Culverton said that ____ was also having the same symptoms

14. What was the thing Culverton was enquiring to Mr. Holmes?

15. Why Inspector Morton arrested Culverton smith?

16. What tricks did Holmes try for looking sick?

17. What did Holmes asked to Watson after the arrest of Culverton?

18. Which of this month is mentioned in the story “The Dying Detective”?

19. Whose approach inspired Arthur Conan Doyle to characterize Sherlock Holmes?

20. Sir Arthur Ignatius Conan Doyle was a _____writer. 

Complete the following sentences by choosing the correct options given.

21. Niteesh bought a ……………. cricket bat.

Complete the following sentences by choosing the correct options given.

22. The shepherd …………………….the cry of his sheep.

Complete the following sentences by choosing the correct options given.

23. Lakshmi completed her baking …………………..successfully.

Complete the following sentences by choosing the correct options given.

24. Priya has broken her ……………..limbs.

Complete the following sentences by choosing the correct options given.

25. Leaders of the world must work towards the ……………..of human race.

26. What is the significance about the house on Elm Street?

27. What is referred as “it” in these lines “It sat alone”?

28. Find the figure of speech used in these lines?

“And inside you can tell it has a ton of space”

29. What is the rhyming scheme of the lines below?

“It sat alone.

What happened there is still today unknown.

It is a very mysterious place,

And inside you can tell it has a ton of space,

But at the same time it is bare to the bone”

30. What is the meaning of the idiom “It is bare to the bone”?

31. What is mysterious about the house on the elm street?

32. Which of these words describe the alliteration in these lines?

“And inside you can tell it has a ton of space,

But at the same time it is bare to the bone”

33. When the house on Elm Street is alive?

34. What makes the house livelier according to Nadia Bush?

35. Why Nadia bush is tempted to go inside the house? 

36. Which of these figures of speech is used in the line “Lights flicker on and off”?

37. How often does the poet cross the house on the Elm Street?

38. On which season does the house on the Elm street looks brighter?

39. Find the figure of speech used in the lines?

“It plays with your mind”

40. Which is referred as it in the line “It just sits there”?

41. “______ the house sits a tree”.

42. What type of question format is used in these lines?

“How could this be?”

43. Which of these statements does not define the tree beside the house on Elm Street?

44. Find the rhyming scheme used in the stanza below?

“Beside the house sits a tree.

It never grows leaves, 

Not in the winter, spring, summer or fall.

It just sits there, never getting small or ever growing tall,

How could this be?”

45. The House on the Elm Street begins to fade ____.

46. “Rumors are constantly being made,

And each day the house just begins to fade.

What happened inside that house?”

What are the rhyming words in the above stanza?

47. Who raises this question below about the house on the Elm Street?

“What happened inside that house?”

48. What is the age of the narrator when his uncle died in the story “A Dilemma”?

49. What was the final request given by his mother to Tom?

50. Which of the following is not true regarding Uncle Philip?

51. What was Uncle Philips mania?

52. What was the occupation of the narrator before meeting his uncle?

53. How did Uncle Philip receive Tom in his bedside?

54. Which of the following made Uncle feel satisfied?

55. What were present in the safe of Uncle Philips?

56. What was the final request of Uncle Philip to Tom?

57. Which of these were inside Uncle Philips safe?

58. Which of this jewellery were not in the iron box?

59. What was the problem in opening the iron box of Uncle Philip?

60. Why Uncle Philip did not give the precious stones to charity?

61. Where Tom kept the keys for the iron box?

62. How tom convinced Professor Clinch to open the box?

63. Who warned Tom that the thoughts of the rubies will make him loose mind?

64. How did Tom spend his spare time to open the box safely?

65. Where did Tom find the list of stones with its cost?

66. According to Uncle Philips list which of these belonged to the Empress-Queen Maria Theresa?

67. Which of these thought made Tom more miserable, thin and morbid?

68. What was the advice given to Tom to open the box?

69. What did tom do to the iron box finally?

70. Silas Weir Mitchell, the author of “A dilemma” was a ______ by profession.

71. The narrator was sent for, by his uncle when he was _____. 

72. The uncle had collected precious ____.

73. Tom’s uncle announced him as his heir and wanted him to pay for his _____ . 

74. Leaving an iron box for Tom, his uncle instructed him not to _____ the box. 

75. The letter read that the box contained _____.

76. Tom started thinking of all possible ways to open the box without being ____.

77. Tom planned to explode the box at but dropped the plan _____in fear of losing the rubies. 

78. Tom had to change his ____ as he failed in his attempts to open the box.

79. At last, Tom bequeathed the box to _____. 

Classify the sentences as Simple, Compound or Complex.

80. She didn’t realize that she was making a mistake.

Classify the sentences as Simple, Compound or Complex.

81. Where have you been all this while? 

Classify the sentences as Simple, Compound or Complex.

82. Rahul is not only clever but also industrious.

Classify the sentences as Simple, Compound or Complex.

83. Neither this answer nor that answer is correct.

Classify the sentences as Simple, Compound or Complex.

84. She said that she wanted to go. 

Classify the sentences as Simple, Compound or Complex.

85. He was angry because she had lied to him.

Classify the sentences as Simple, Compound or Complex.

86. You can wait or leave.

Classify the sentences as Simple, Compound or Complex.

87. Standing on tip-toe, he reached for the mango.

Classify the sentences as Simple, Compound or Complex.

88. I will try until I succeed.

Classify the sentences as Simple, Compound or Complex.

89. He is rich but he will not help anyone.

Classify the sentences as Simple, Compound or Complex.

90. As they haven’t arrived yet, we will go without them.

Convert the sentences into the form given in the brackets.

91. He pleaded ignorance of the law. (Into Complex)

Convert the sentences into the form given in the brackets.

92. He felt sorry on finding out his mistake. (Into Complex)

Convert the sentences into the form given in the brackets.

93. The boy with the blue shirt is our Captain. (Into Complex)

Convert the sentences into the form given in the brackets.

94. The report of his failure has surprised us all. (Into Complex)

Convert the sentences into the form given in the brackets.

95. He took off his clothes and jumped into the river. (Into Simple)

Convert the sentences into the form given in the brackets.

96. He wanted to know why he had been dismissed. (Into Simple)

Convert the sentences into the form given in the brackets.

97. You must take rich diet to gain weight. (Into Compound)

Convert the sentences into the form given in the brackets.

98. Finding the light poor, the umpire decided to call off the day’s play. (Into Compound)

Convert the sentences into the form given in the brackets.

99. He wanted to win the prize and worked hard. (Into Complex)

Convert the sentences into the form given in the brackets.

100. I may be right and in that case I should be supported. (Into Complex)