Class VII English Grammar: Nouns, Adjectives, Articles & Pronouns: 18 MCQs with answers

B · *Essentials of Composition, English Grammar and Composition*

English - I uses *Essentials of Composition, English Grammar and Composition*. *New Aster Advanced* is the English - II (Literature) textbook.

D · *a*, because *university* begins with a /y/ consonant sound

Article choice depends on **sound**, not spelling. *University* starts with a /y/ sound, so it takes *a*.

B · Unit Test IV

Unit Test IV is the only unit test covering these three topics.

C · Reading Skills

Reading Skills is the only English - I topic that appears in both terms.

B · Nouns → Adjectives → Articles → Pronouns

The first term builds name → describe → specify → replace: Nouns, Adjectives, Articles, Pronouns.

A · Unit Test III

Unit Test III tests Adverbs, Prepositions, and Conjunctions — the modifying and connecting rung.

D · *affect* / *effect*

Words Often Confused includes pairs like *affect/effect* and *principal/principle*.

A · True

Unit Test IV of English - I is the only unit test that includes The Sentence, Direct and Indirect Speech, and Words Often Confused.

C · The ball was kicked by the boy.

Passive voice needs *be + past participle*: *was kicked*. *Was kick* leaves the verb unchanged, a common mistake.

A · *a university* and *an hour*

*University* starts with a consonant sound despite the vowel letter; *hour* starts with a vowel sound despite the consonant letter. Sound, not spelling, decides.

A · To check you can switch tenses without mixing forms like *goed*

Unit Test II pairs Pronouns with Present and Past to check tense consistency and correct irregular forms.

C · The verb should be the past participle *kicked*

Passive voice requires *be + past participle*. *Was kick* leaves the verb in base form.

B · Direct and Indirect Speech

Direct and Indirect Speech is the topic for reporting what someone said.

C · Both A and R are true, and R correctly explains A.

*Hour* has a silent *h*, so it begins with a vowel sound and takes *an*. The sound-based rule is exactly why.

A · English - I is grammar-based; English - II asks for theme, character, and inference.

English - I is language/grammar; English - II (Literature) uses *New Aster Advanced* and asks for theme, character, and inference.

D · It is tested in both terms and uses every grammar topic you learn.

Reading Skills appears in both terms and depends on nouns, pronouns, tenses, and linking words to follow a passage.

D · a dog

The correct article is 'a' because 'dog' begins with a consonant sound. The rule for articles is based on sound, not spelling.

B · The teacher is a noun, and their is a pronoun.

In the sentence, 'teacher' is a noun as it names a person, while 'their' is a pronoun that replaces the noun 'students'.