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Class 6 English Grammar Question Paper

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Class 6 English Grammar Question Paper

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Class: 6 Subject: English Grammar
Chapters Covered:

1.
The Sentence

2.
Subject and Predicate

3.
Nouns

4.
Noun Number
Total Marks: 80 Time: 1 Hour 30 Minutes

Instructions:

All questions are compulsory.

Choose the correct option in MCQs.

Answer short questions briefly and neatly.


Section A: Multiple Choice Questions (1 × 60 = 60
Marks)
Choose the correct option from the given choices. Each question carries 1 mark.

Chapter 1: The Sentence (Q.1–15)


1.
Which of the following is a complete sentence?
a) Running fast
b) The boy runs fast
c) Fast boy
d) Running boy

2.
A sentence must have:
a) Only a verb
b) Only a subject
c) Both subject and verb
d) An object

3.
Identify the sentence type: What a beautiful painting!
a) Declarative
b) Interrogative
c) Imperative
d) Exclamatory

4.
Choose the correct sentence:
a) Eats she quickly
b) She eats quickly
c) Quickly she eats
d) Eats quickly she

5.
Which is not a sentence?
a) He is sleeping
b) Is he sleeping?
c) Sleeping he
d) They are dancing
6.
Which one is an imperative sentence?
a) Sit down.
b) Who are you?
c) I am happy.
d) Wow! What a scene!

7.
Interrogative sentences are used for:
a) Exclamations
b) Statements
c) Questions
d) Commands

8.
Identify the sentence type: Please close the door.
a) Interrogative
b) Imperative
c) Declarative
d) Exclamatory

9.
Which is an exclamatory sentence?
a) Close the door.
b) What a lovely song!
c) Are you tired?
d) He is my brother.

10.
Which sentence is not correct?
a) We went to the zoo.
b) Went to the zoo.
c) The zoo was far.
d) I saw a tiger.

11.
Which part of speech does every sentence need?
a) Pronoun
b) Verb
c) Adjective
d) Conjunction

12.
What is the function of a sentence?
a) Describe only people
b) Make complete sense
c) List nouns
d) Give titles

13.
Rearrange to form a sentence:
a) Eats / pizza / she
b) She eats pizza
c) Pizza eats she
d) She pizza eats

14.
A sentence begins with a:
a) Small letter
b) Punctuation
c) Capital letter
d) Conjunction

15.
A sentence ends with:
a) Comma
b) Full stop / question mark / exclamation
c) Semicolon
d) Apostrophe

Chapter 2: Subject and Predicate (Q.16–30)


16.
In the sentence “Rita sings beautifully”, what is the predicate?
a) Rita
b) Sings
c) Sings beautifully
d) Beautifully

17.
The subject in a sentence is usually:
a) The object
b) The doer
c) The verb
d) The adjective

18.
What is the complete subject in “The little boy with the red cap is running”?
a) The little boy
b) The little boy with the red cap
c) Boy with the red cap
d) The red cap

19.
Identify the predicate: “Birds fly in the sky.”
a) Birds
b) Fly
c) In the sky
d) Fly in the sky

20.
Which part is the subject? “Under the tree sat a wise old man.”
a) Under the tree
b) Sat
c) A wise old man
d) The tree

21.
Subject tells us about:
a) Action
b) Time
c) Person/thing in the sentence
d) Adjective used

22.
Predicate starts usually from the:
a) Noun
b) Pronoun
c) Verb
d) Adverb

23.
Identify the subject: “My uncle and aunt live in Delhi.”
a) Live in Delhi
b) My uncle and aunt
c) Uncle
d) Aunt

24.
In “The cows are grazing in the field”, the predicate is:
a) The cows
b) Are grazing in the field
c) Grazing in the field
d) In the field

25.
The subject of a sentence can be:
a) One word only
b) Never a pronoun
c) More than one word
d) Always a proper noun

26.
Which of the following is the predicate:
a) Rina
b) Is a good singer
c) Rina is
d) Good

27.
A predicate can never exist without:
a) Subject
b) Verb
c) Object
d) Noun

28.
In “It is raining heavily,” what is the subject?
a) It
b) Raining
c) Heavily
d) Is raining

29.
In “The dog barked loudly at night,” identify the complete predicate.
a) Barked
b) Barked loudly at night
c) At night
d) Loudly

30.
Subject and predicate together make a:
a) Word
b) Noun phrase
c) Complete sentence
d) Clause

Chapter 3: Nouns (Q.31–45)


31.
Which is a common noun?
a) India
b) Mountain
c) Himalaya
d) Ravi

32.
Pick the proper noun:
a) Teacher
b) School
c) Ms. Sharma
d) City

33.
Abstract noun among these is:
a) Friend
b) Happiness
c) Apple
d) Glass

34.
Which of these is a collective noun?
a) Army
b) Dog
c) Soldier
d) Battalion

35.
“A bouquet of flowers” — bouquet is:
a) Abstract noun
b) Proper noun
c) Common noun
d) Collective noun

36.
Which one is a material noun?
a) Gold
b) Woman
c) Forest
d) Chair

37.
Identify the noun in “She drank water.”
a) She
b) Drank
c) Water
d) None

38.
“Team” is a:
a) Proper noun
b) Abstract noun
c) Common noun
d) Collective noun

39.
What type of noun is bravery?
a) Abstract
b) Common
c) Proper
d) Collective

40.
The word milk is a:
a) Countable noun
b) Collective noun
c) Material noun
d) Abstract noun

41.
Which is not a noun?
a) Honesty
b) Run
c) Crowd
d) School

42.
“My brother is a doctor.” — Number of nouns:
a) 1
b) 2
c) 3
d) 4

43.
Which is a countable noun?
a) Salt
b) Book
c) Air
d) Sugar

44.
Find the abstract noun:
a) House
b) Girl
c) Courage
d) Tree

45.
Proper noun among these:
a) City
b) London
c) Country
d) Man

Chapter 4: Noun Number (Q.46–60)


46.
What is the plural of child?
a) Childs
b) Childes
c) Children
d) Childrens

47.
Which word is already plural?
a) Books
b) Mice
c) Toys
d) Ball

48.
Singular of geese is:
a) Gooses
b) Gees
c) Goose
d) Gos

49.
Plural of ox is:
a) Oxes
b) Oxen
c) Oxe
d) Oxx

50.
Plural of knife is:
a) Knifes
b) Knife
c) Knives
d) Knive

51.
Choose correct plural of hero:
a) Heros
b) Heroes
c) Heroines
d) Hero

52.
Which plural is incorrect?
a) Men
b) Mouses
c) Teeth
d) Women

53.
Plural of roof is:
a) Roofs
b) Rooves
c) Roofes
d) Roves

54.
Cactus becomes:
a) Cactuses
b) Cacti
c) Cacta
d) Cacten

55.
Choose correct singular:
a) Sheeps
b) Sheep
c) Shee
d) Sheph

56.
What is the plural of deer?
a) Deers
b) Deer
c) Deeres
d) Dear
57.
Correct plural form of baby:
a) Babys
b) Babies
c) Babyes
d) Baby

58.
Singular form of feet is:
a) Feets
b) Foots
c) Foot
d) Fet

59.
Choose correct plural of wolf:
a) Wolfs
b) Wolves
c) Wolfses
d) Wolv

60.
Which noun has the same form in singular and plural?
a) Cat
b) Sheep
c) House
d) Apple

Section B: Short Answer Questions (2 × 8 = 16


Marks)
Chapter 1: The Sentence
61. Define a sentence. Write one example.
62. Rearrange the words into a sentence: reads / book / every / he / night / a

Chapter 2: Subject and Predicate


63. Divide into subject and predicate: The tall girl in red is singing a song.
64. Make a sentence and underline the predicate.

Chapter 3: Nouns
65. Define collective noun and give two examples.
66. Identify and classify the nouns in: The crowd cheered as the team won the match.

Chapter 4: Noun Number


67. Change the sentence to plural: The child has a toy and a balloon.
68. Write plural forms of: Man, Tooth, Mouse, Tomato

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