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“He has five apples.” The word ‘five’ is a:

A. Quantitative adjective
B. Numeral adjective
C. Quality adjective
D. Demonstrative adjective

'Five' denotes a specific count, making it a cardinal numeral adjective.

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“Whose pen is this?” The word ‘whose’ is an:

A. Interrogative adjective
B. Possessive adjective
C. Demonstrative adjective
D. Numeral adjective

'Whose' is used to ask a question about possession, functioning as an interrogative adjective here.

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“Each student must bring a book.” The word ‘each’ is a:

A. Possessive adjective
B. Distributive adjective
C. Quality adjective
D. Quantitative adjective

'Each' singles out members of a group individually, which is the function of distributive adjectives.

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Which of the following is a demonstrative adjective?

A. This
B. My
C. Seven
D. Much

'This' points out a specific noun, making it a demonstrative adjective.

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“I have enough money.” The word ‘enough’ is an adjective of:

A. Quality
B. Number
C. Quantity
D. Interrogation

'Enough' indicates the amount or quantity rather than an exact number.

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In the phrase “the brave soldier,” the word ‘brave’ is an adjective of:

A. Quantity
B. Quality
C. Number
D. Demonstration

'Brave' describes the intrinsic attribute or quality of the soldier.

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I prefer coffee to tea.

A. I prefer coffee than tea
B. I prefer coffee to tea
C. I prefer coffee over tea
D. I prefer coffee against tea

'Prefer' takes the preposition 'to'.

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She invited me and him.

A. She invited him and me
B. She invited me and he
C. She invited him and I
D. She invited I and him

Polite ordering ('him and me') and objective case.

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The scenery of Murree are beautiful.

A. The scenery of Murree is
B. The scenery of Murree were
C. The scenery of Murree have
D. The scenery of Murree are

'Scenery' is uncountable/singular.

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He is more better than me.

A. He is better than I
B. He is more better than me
C. He is better than me
D. He is more good than I

'Better' is already comparative; 'I' is the correct subject pronoun in comparison.

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