CBSE Class 4 English Sentences MCQs

Question: Every sentence must have a ___________ about whom we speak

(a) subject

(b) predicate

(c) none of them

Answer: subject

Question: Every sentence must have a ___________ about what we speak.

(a) predicate

(b) subject

(c) none of them

Answer: predicate

Question: An ___________ sentence is a sentence which makes a statement or an assertion

(a) assertive

(b) interrogative

(c) none of them

Answer: assertive

Question: ___________ sentences are those sentences that ask questions.

(a) Interrogative

(b) Imperative

(c) none of them

Answer: Interrogative

Question: An ___________ sentence expresses a command or a request.

(a) Imperative

(b) none of them

(c) assertive

Answer: Imperative

Question: An ___________ sentence is sentence that expresses a strong feeling or sudden remark

(a) exclamatory

(b) Imperative

(c) none of them

Answer: exclamatory

Question: Mary had a little lamb. The subject of this sentence is

(a) Mary

(b) lamb

(c) none of them

Answer: Mary

Question: Kolkata is a big city. ‘Is a big city’ is the ___________ of the sentence.

(a) predicate

(b) subject

(c) none of them

Answer: predicate

Question: John is absent. What is the predicate of this sentence?

(a) is absent

(b) John

(c) none of them

Answer: is absent

Question: The peacock is our national bird. What is the subject of this sentence?

(a) The peacock

(b) is our national bird

(c) none of them

Answer: The peacock

Question: The phone rang. What is the subject if this sentence?

(a) The phone

(b) rang

(c) none of them

Answer: The phone

Question: This little finger on the right. This statement is

(a) assertive

(b) interrogative

(c) none of them

Answer: assertive

Question: The children shouted. What is the predicate of the sentence?

(a) shouted

(b) none of them

(c) none of them

Answer: shouted

Question: What is your name? This statement is

(a) Interrogative

(b) assertive

(c) none of them

Answer: Interrogative

Question: He went to a new school yesterday. This statement if

(a) assertive

(b) imperative

(c) none of them

Answer: assertive

Question: Please be quiet. This statement is

(a) imperative

(b) exclamatory

(c) none of them

Answer: imperative

Question: Why are you sitting alone? This statement is

(a) interrogative

(b) none of them

(c) assertive

Answer: interrogative

Question: Sit down. This statement is

(a) imperative

(b) assertive

(c) exclamatory

Answer: imperative

Question: Alas! The old man is no more. This statement is

(a) exclamatory

(b) assertive

(c) none of them

Answer: exclamatory

Question: Where did you buy this watch from? This statement is

(a) interrogative

(b) exclamatory

(c) none of them

Answer: interrogative

Question: Go to bed, now! This statement is

(a) imperative

(b) exclamatory

(c) none of them

Answer: imperative

Question: Oh! That’s a lovely song. This statement is

(a) exclamatory

(b) assertive

(c) none of them

Answer: exclamatory

Question: Get me a glass of water. This statement is

(a) imperative

(b) none of them

(c) assertive

Answer: imperative

Question: This little finger on the right. This statement is

(a) assertive

(b) interrogative

(c) interrogative

Answer: assertive

Question. Which of the following has the correct punctuation?

Choosethe correct option.

(a) Has the milkman come today?

(b) Has the milkman come today!

(c) Has the milkman come today:

(d) Has the milkman come today.!

Answer : Has the milkman come today?

Question. It is too late to convince Jane not to go.

(a) imperative

(b) declarative

(c) interrogative

(d) exclamatory

Answer : declarative

Question. Where are you going?

(a) optative mood

(b) command

(c) answer

(d) question

Answer : question

Question. That was so exciting!

(a) exclamatory

(b) declarative

(c) interrogative

(d) optative

Answer : exclamatory

Question. Which of the following has the correct punctuation?

Choose the correct option.

(a) I have been playing?

(b) I have been playing.

(c) I have been playing!

(d) I have been playing;

Answer : I have been playing.

Question. May his soul rest in peace!

(a) optative

(b) exclamatory

(c) declarative

(d) interrogative

Answer : optative

Question. Walking is a great way to stay fit and healthy.

(a) declaration

(b) statement

(c) question

(d) desire

Answer : statement

Question. How many marbles were there in the bag?

(a) interrogative

(b) declarative

(c) optative

(d) imperative

Answer : interrogative

Question. Wow! He jumped so high.

(a) imperative

(b) declarative

(c) exclamatory

(d) optative

Answer : exclamatory

Question. Went /I/ Shimla/to

(a) Shimla went to I.

(b) I went to Shimla.

(c) To Shimla I went.

(d) Went Shimla to I.

Answer : I went to Shimla.

Question. The/ball/is/with/Rohan/playing

(a) Rohan is playing with the ball.

(b) Is playing with Rohan ball with?

(c) Is the playing with ball Rohan?

(d) The playing Rohan is with ball.

Answer : Rohan is playing with the ball.

Question. Dog/hungry/meat/a/the/stole/shop/a/from/piece/of

(a) The hungry dog stole a piece of meat from a shop.

(b) A dog stole a hungry piece of meat from the shop.

(c) The meat stole a piece hungry a dog shop of from.

(d) None of these.

Answer : The hungry dog stole a piece of meat from a shop.

Question. God / pray/to/daily/we/should 

(a) To daily we should pray God

(b) Pray we God should to daily

(c) We daily to should pray God

(d) None of These

Answer : None of These

Question. Twice/day/brush/teeth/a/your

(a) Brush your teeth twice a day

(b) Twice a day your teeth brush

(c) A day twice brush teeth your

(d) Your teeth twice a day brush

Answer : Brush your teeth twice a day

Question. Father/my/me/trusts

(a) Trusts me my father.

(b) Father my me trusts.

(c) Trusts father me my.

(d) My father trusts me.

Answer : My father trusts me.

Question. A/ story/I/be/narrating/will/tomorrow

(a) I story will be a narrating tomorrow

(b) I will be narrating a story tomorrow

(c) A story will be narrating I tomorrow

(d) Will tomorrow be a story I narrating

Answer : I will be narrating a story tomorrow

Question. Delhi /fort/in/is/red

(a) Red fort is in Delhi.

(b) Delhi is in red fort.

(c) In Delhi red fort is.

(d) Is in red Delhi fort.

Answer : Red fort is in Delhi.

Question. Doctor/apple/an/keeps/a/the/away/day 

(a) A doctor an day keeps the apple away

(b) An apple a day keeps the doctor away.

(c) A doctor an apple keeps the day away

(d) away an apple keeps the doctor a day

Answer : An apple a day keeps the doctor away.

Question. Sky/in/are/blue/birds/flying 

(a) Sky blue in birds are flying

(b) flying sky in blue are birds

(c) Birds are flying in blue sky

(d) None of these

Answer : Birds are flying in blue sky

Question. What ingredients are used to make a cake?

(a) exclamation

(b) statement

(c) wish

(d) question

Answer : question