اختبار اختيار من متعدد تفاعلي: Grade 10 General - EOT 3 Revision - Grammar and Reading 2026
Grammar and Reading Revision for Grade 9 Advanced Students.
Last month, my cousin (81) ________ married.
A
get
B
got
C
was getting
D
had gotten
Explanation
The past simple 'got' is used for a completed action in the past indicated by 'Last month'.
The wedding (82) ________ place in a beautiful garden.
A
took
B
take
C
was taking
D
had taken
Explanation
'Took place' is the past simple form of the phrasal verb 'take place', used for an event that happened in the past.
There were (83) ________ guests from different countries.
A
many
B
much
C
a little
D
a lot of
Explanation
'A lot of' is commonly used with plural countable nouns in affirmative sentences.
The bride wore a white dress, (84) ________ was very beautiful.
A
who
B
which
C
where
D
when
Explanation
'Which' is the correct relative pronoun to refer to a thing (the white dress).
My uncle asked me, "(85) ________ are you feeling?"
A
What
B
How
C
Where
D
Why
Explanation
'How' is used to ask about a person's state or feelings.
While the band (86) ________ music, everyone started dancing.
A
play
B
was playing
C
played
D
had played
Explanation
The past continuous 'was playing' is used for an action that was in progress when another action (started dancing) happened.
The celebration (87) ________ late into the night.
A
continue
B
continued
C
was continuing
D
had continued
Explanation
The past simple 'continued' is used to describe a completed sequence in a past narrative.
It was a perfect day, (88) ________?
A
was it
B
wasn't it
C
didn't it
D
wasn't there
Explanation
For a positive statement with 'was', the question tag is the negative 'wasn't it'.
I (89) ________ many new relatives that day.
A
meet
B
met
C
was meeting
D
had met
Explanation
'Met' is the past simple of 'meet', used for a specific event in the past.
There were (90) ________ moments that I will never forget.
A
many
B
much
C
a little
D
a lot of
Explanation
'A lot of' is used here to describe a large number of countable moments in a positive context.
Scientists (91) ________ dreams for many years.
A
study
B
have studied
C
were studying
D
had studied
Explanation
The present perfect 'have studied' is used for an action that started in the past and continues to the present, indicated by 'for many years'.
They want to understand (92) ________ we dream.
A
what
B
why
C
where
D
when
Explanation
'Why' is the correct question word to inquire about the reason or purpose behind dreaming.
A dream is a story (93) ________ our brain creates while we sleep.
A
who
B
which
C
where
D
when
Explanation
'Which' is the relative pronoun used for non-human subjects like 'a story'.
There are (94) ________ theories about why we dream.
A
many
B
much
C
a little
D
a lot of
Explanation
'A lot of' is appropriate for plural countable nouns like 'theories'.
While I (95) ________ an article about dreams, I learned many interesting facts.
A
read
B
was reading
C
have read
D
had read
Explanation
The past continuous 'was reading' describes an ongoing past action interrupted by the discovery of facts.
The article (96) ________ that dreaming helps us process our emotions.
A
say
B
said
C
was saying
D
had said
Explanation
The past simple 'said' is used to report information found in a text in a past context.
You believe that dreams have meaning, (97) ________?
A
do you
B
don't you
C
aren't you
D
didn't you
Explanation
The question tag for a positive statement in the present simple with 'believe' is 'don't you'.
I (98) ________ to keep a dream journal to remember my dreams better.
A
decide
B
decided
C
was deciding
D
had decided
Explanation
The past simple 'decided' shows a completed decision made in the past.
There were (99) ________ nights when I could not remember anything.
A
a few
B
a little
C
much
D
a lot of
Explanation
'A few' is used for plural countable nouns like 'nights' to indicate a small number.
I (100) ________ that paying attention to dreams can be very interesting.
A
conclude
B
concluded
C
was concluding
D
had concluded
Explanation
'Concluded' is the past simple form, indicating the final realization or summary of the experience.
In the dream (The Flying Dream), the person was flying over the city.
A
True
B
False
C
Not Given
D
Maybe
Explanation
The text explicitly says, 'In the dream, I was flying over the city.'
The person saw elephants swimming in the ocean (The Flying Dream).
A
True
B
False
C
Not Given
D
Sometimes
Explanation
The text states the person saw 'dolphins swimming in the water', not elephants.
The person landed on top of a mountain (The Flying Dream).
A
True
B
False
C
Not Given
D
Partially
Explanation
The text says, 'I landed on top of a mountain and looked at the beautiful view.'
The person's father woke her up from the dream (The Flying Dream).
A
True
B
False
C
Not Given
D
Never
Explanation
The text specifies it was the mother who said, 'Wake up!'
The person felt sad when she realized it was a dream (The Flying Dream).
A
True
B
False
C
Not Given
D
Always
Explanation
The text states, 'I felt sad that it was not real...'
The main idea of the passage is that flying dreams can feel very real and enjoyable (The Flying Dream).
A
True
B
False
C
Not Given
D
Sometimes
Explanation
The passage describes an 'amazing dream' where the narrator felt 'completely free and happy' and the experience felt real.
In the dream (The Lost in the Forest Dream), the person was lost in a dark forest.
A
True
B
False
C
Not Given
D
Never
Explanation
The text begins by saying, 'I had a dream that I was lost in a dark forest.'
The person saw a large fire in the distance (The Lost in the Forest Dream).
A
True
B
False
C
Not Given
D
Always
Explanation
The text says the person saw a 'small light' in the distance, not a large fire.
An old woman came out of the house and helped the person (The Lost in the Forest Dream).
A
True
B
False
C
Not Given
D
Sometimes
Explanation
The text states, 'an old woman came out... She smiled at me and said, "... I will help you find your way home."'
The old woman gave the person a sword to fight monsters (The Lost in the Forest Dream).
A
True
B
False
C
Not Given
D
Usually
Explanation
According to the text, she gave the person a 'map', not a sword.
