Category: MDCAT ENGLISH MCQs

No.	Topics.	No.	Topics.
1.	3.MCQs – Figurative Language & Literary Devices	2.	ADJECTIVES
3.	ADVERB AND ITS TYPES	4.	Adverb placemnet and sentence structure
5.	Antonyms	6.	Articles
7.	CAPATILIZATION	8.	CLAUSES
9.	CLUASES AND PHRASES POSTIONING	10.	colon
11.	Common Article Errors	12.	Common Grammatical Errors
13.	CONJUNCTION	14.	Contextual Vocabulary
15.	COORDINATING CONJUCTION	16.	CORELATIVE CONJUNCTION
17.	Correcting Tense Errors	18.	Dash & Hyphen
19.	direct and indirect narrations	20.	Gerunds and Gerund Phrases mdcat
21.	Homonyms	22.	Homophones
23.	Identifying Sentence Errors	24.	Identifying Tense Errors
25.	Inference-based MCQs from the passages	26.	INTERJECTION
27.	MCQs – Infinitives and Infinitive Phrases mdcat	28.	MCQs – Scanning and Locating Information
29.	MCQs – Synonyms & Semantic Nuance mdcat	30.	MDCAT ENGLISH MCQs
31.	Misused Words and Phrases	32.	MIXED MCQS
33.	NOUN	34.	ORDER OF ADJECTIVES
35.	Phrasal verbs	36.	Physics
37.	Prefixes and Suffixes	38.	Prepositions
39.	PRHASES	40.	PRONOUN
41.	PronounAntecedent Agreement	42.	Punctuation
43.	Random MCQs	44.	Reading Comprehension
45.	Semi-colon	46.	Sentence Structure
47.	Sentence Structure & Inversion mdcat	48.	Subject-Verb Agreement
49.	SUBORDINATING CONJUCTION	50.	Synonyms
51.	Tenses	52.	Transitonal devices and connectors
53.	Types of Sentences	54.	Use of Tenses
55.	VERB	56.	vocabulary-in-context MCQs
57.	Word Choice and Style	58.	Word Formation
59.	Word Relationships	60.	Writing Skill and Proofreading

Select the correctly punctuated compound sentence.

He wanted to leave, but; he stayed anyway.
He wanted to leave; but he stayed anyway.
He wanted to leave; he stayed anyway.
He wanted to leave: he stayed anyway.

Which version correctly punctuates the sentence?

She enjoys hiking; swimming and biking.
She enjoys hiking; swimming; and biking.
She enjoys: hiking; swimming; and biking.
She enjoys hiking, swimming, and biking.

What is the error in this sentence? ‘He likes pizza; because it?s delicious.’

Semicolon is used correctly
Semicolon should be replaced with a colon
Semicolon should be replaced with a comma
Semicolon should be removed; use 'because' without punctuation

Choose the best punctuation for the sentence: ‘The rain stopped the sun came out.’

The rain stopped. The sun came out.
The rain stopped, the sun came out.
The rain stopped; the sun came out.
The rain stopped: the sun came out.

Which sentence needs a semicolon?

He is very intelligent he never brags about it.
He is very intelligent; he never brags about it.
He is very intelligent, he never brags about it.
He is very intelligent: he never brags about it.

Select the correct sentence with a conjunctive adverb.

I was tired, therefore I took a nap.
I was tired therefore; I took a nap.
I was tired; therefore, I took a nap.
I was tired: therefore, I took a nap.

Identify the punctuation error: ‘The meeting was long; and exhausting.’

Correct use of semicolon
Replace semicolon with a comma
Replace semicolon with a colon
Remove semicolon; use a coordinating conjunction instead

Choose the sentence that correctly separates items in a complex list.

We visited Lahore, Pakistan; Mumbai, India; and Dhaka, Bangladesh.
We visited Lahore; Pakistan, Mumbai; India, and Dhaka, Bangladesh.
We visited Lahore, Pakistan, Mumbai, India, and Dhaka, Bangladesh.
We visited: Lahore, Pakistan; Mumbai, India; Dhaka, Bangladesh.

Which sentence uses the semicolon correctly?

She loves to read; but she doesn?t have much time.
She loves to read, she doesn?t have much time.
She loves to read; however, she doesn?t have much time.
She loves to read: she doesn?t have much time.

her dedication her natural talent helped her achieve her goals.

Either / or
Not only / but also
Neither / nor
Both / and

He considered pursuing a doctorate starting his own business.

whether / or
both / and
neither / nor
either / or

The program aims to improve literacy rates vocational skills in the community.

not only / but also
either / or
neither / nor
whether / or

You can choose to work from home from the office.

both / and
neither / nor
either / or
whether / or

the quality of the product the customer service was satisfactory.

Neither / nor
Not only / but also
Either / or
Both / and

her eloquent speech her persuasive arguments swayed the audience.

Either / or
Not only / but also
Neither / nor
Both / and

the government’s intervention the market forces stabilized the economy.

Either / or
Not only / but also
Neither / nor
Both / and

The decision was based on qualitative data on quantitative analysis.

whether / or
both / and
neither / nor
not only / but also

He debated to invest in stocks in real estate.

both / and
neither / nor
either / or
whether / or

The new technology promises to enhance productivity creativity in various industries.

not only / but also
either / or
neither / nor
whether / or

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