English Grammar - Cloze Test: 60 MCQs with Answers

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English Grammar - Cloze Test

English Grammar- Cloze Test

Cloze Test MCQ questions covering grammar-based and vocabulary-based passage completion in English grammar.

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Q31. 'Ravi lost his wallet, but ___ found it near the park.'

Right Answer: he


Explanation:

'He' (subject pronoun) correctly refers back to Ravi as the subject of 'found'.

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Q32. 'The award was given to the student ___ scored the highest marks.'

Right Answer: who


Explanation:

'Who' is the correct relative pronoun functioning as the subject of 'scored'.

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Q33. 'Everyone in the office contributed ___ share to the charity fund.'

Right Answer: his or her


Explanation:

'Everyone' traditionally agrees with the singular 'his or her' in formal grammar.

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Q34. 'The two companies decided to merge, benefiting ___ in the long run.'

Right Answer: each other


Explanation:

'Each other' is a reciprocal pronoun for mutual benefit between the two companies.

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Q35. 'This project is more important to you than it is to ___.'

Right Answer: me


Explanation:

The objective case 'me' should be used as the object of the implied verb/comparison.

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Q36. 'There wasn't ___ time left to finish the exam.'

Right Answer: any


Explanation:

'Any' is used in negative sentences.

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Q37. '___ of the two candidates is qualified for this position.'

Right Answer: Neither


Explanation:

'Neither' (meaning not one nor the other of two) fits the context of both being unqualified.

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Q38. 'She showed ___ interest in the new project, unlike her enthusiastic colleagues.'

Right Answer: little


Explanation:

'Little' (without 'a') expresses a negative sense of hardly any interest, contrasting with the enthusiastic colleagues.

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Q39. '___ students in the class passed the difficult test; most failed.'

Right Answer: Few


Explanation:

'Few' (without 'a') expresses a negative sense of hardly any, matching the context that most failed.

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Q40. 'I have never encountered ___ challenging problem in my career.'

Right Answer: such a


Explanation:

'Such a' is used before a singular countable noun with an adjective for emphasis.

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Published: 08 September 2026 | Last Updated: 09 September 2026 |


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