CBSE ENGLISH EXAM 2021 GRAMMAR 10 MARKS QUESTION NUMBER 5 (3M) ,Q.NO. 6 (3M) Q.NO. 7(4M) (WITH ANSWERS)

 GRAMMAR (10 marks)

5. Choose the correct options to fill in the blanks to complete the note about the Wangala Festival of Meghalaya. (3x1)

The Wangala (i)------ festival for the Garo in Meghalaya, Assam and Nagaland. It is a postharvest festival (ii)------- the end of the agricultural year. It is popularly known as ‘The Hundred Drums’ festival. During the signature dance, the leading warrior (iii)------ with synchronised dance steps and specific hand-head movements.

(i) a) is important

b) are an important

c) was the important

d) is an important


(ii) a) being celebrated for marking

b) celebrated to mark

c) celebrated to marking

d) being celebrated for mark


(iii) a) leads the youngsters

b) is lead the youngsters 

c) was leading the youngsters

d) had leads the youngsters


6. Choose the correct options to fill in the blanks to complete Venu’s narration.

(3x1)

Venu: Suppandi, what are you doing standing all alone here?

Suppandi: Uncle, I’m trying to win a Nobel prize.

Venu: How will standing in my rice field help you win a Nobel?

Suppandi: because, that’s how it’s won. I’ve heard that the people who have won Nobel prizes

were all out standing in various fields.

Venu: Oh!


(i) a) exclaimed what he was

b) told him what he was

c) asked him what he was

d) says to him about what

(ii) a) ordered that

b) refused that

c) questioned that

d) replied that

(iii) a) has heard that people who has

b) was hearing that people who were

c)had heard that people who had

d) did hear that people who had 


7. Fill in the blanks by choosing the correct options for ANY FOUR of the six

sentences given below. (4x1)

(i) You …………………… consult the Thesaurus if you need groups of synonyms for those

words.

a) had to

b) need to

c) used to

d) might

(ii) Everybody …………… keen to participate in the upcoming nukkad natak.

a) are

b) has

c) is

d) were

(iii) The good news is that…………… volunteers dropped out this month than the last two.

a) fewer

b) less

c) few

d) a little

(iv) It was …………… historic day for the organisation when ……………. honour was bestowed

upon its employees.

a) a; an

b) an; the

c) the; a

d) an; a

(v) At this time tomorrow we ………………………. our project details to ma’am.

a) are presenting

b) shall be presenting

c) have been presenting

d) will have presenting 

(vi) The Komodo dragon …………… follow its prey till it will eventually dies due to its

venomous bite.

a) must

b) will

c) could

d) may

answers

Q 5(i) d) is an important (ii) b) celebrated to mark (iii) a) leads the youngsters

Q 6(i) c) asked him what he was (ii) d) replied that (iii) c) had heard that people who had


Q 7(i) d) need to

(ii) c) is

(iii) a) fewer

(iv)a) a, an

(v) b) shall be presenting

(vi)b) will

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