Direct – Indirect Free Mock Test – Part 11
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Direct – Indirect Free Mock Test – Part 11
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Detailed Solutions
Which of the following is the correct transformation of the given Interrogative sentence into an Assertive sentence ? Isn’t virtue its own reward ?
(अ) Virtue is its own reward. Explanation: He asked what I had been reading the previous night.
For the given Assertive sentence, choose the correct Exclamatory sentence from the options provided : It looks very odd.
(अ) How odd it looks! Explanation: Virtue is its own reward.
Choose the most appropriate option to convert the given sentence from Direct to Indirect Speech: She said to me, “We are to leave for the theatre early.”
(अ) She told me that we were to leave for the theatre early. Explanation: How odd it looks!
Choose the most appropriate option to convert the given Negative Sentence to an Affirmative Sentence: There is no rose without a thorn.
(स) Every rose has a thorn. Explanation: She told me that we were to leave for the theatre early.
Choose the most appropriate option to convert the given Interrogative Sentence to an Assertive Sentence: Why waste money on designer bags?
(ब) It is foolish to waste money on designer bags. Explanation: Every rose has a thorn.
Choose the most appropriate option to convert the given Assertive Sentence to an Exclamatory Sentence: It is contemptible that you are a scammer.
(द) Fie, what a scammer you are! Explanation: It is foolish to waste money on designer bags.
Choose the most appropriate option to convert the following sentence from Direct to Indirect speech: Pali said, “Arjun, please put your hat back on.”
(अ) Pali requested Arjun to put his hat back on. Explanation: Fie, what a scammer you are!
Choose the most appropriate option to transform the following Negative Sentence to an Affirmative Sentence: We did not find many students.
(ब) We found a few students. Explanation: Pali requested Arjun to put his hat back on.
Choose the most appropriate option to transform the given Interrogative Sentence to a Negative Sentence: Why blame him?
(स) He should not be blamed. Explanation: We found a few students.
Choose the most appropriate option to transform the given Assertive Sentence to an Exclamatory Sentence: It is sad to think that he died so young.
(ब) Alas! He died so young. Explanation: He should not be blamed.
Choose the most appropriate option to convert the given Interrogative sentence to an Assertive sentence : Was he not kind to help you ?
(स) He was kind enough to help you. Explanation: Alas! He died so young.
Choose the most appropriate option to convert the given Assertive sentence to a Negative sentence : The fort was demolished before it was surrendered.
(द) The fort was not surrendered until it was demolished. Explanation: He was kind enough to help you.
Choose the most appropriate option to convert the given sentence from Indirect to Direct Speech : This morning, he said that he would leave for Hyderabad the next day.
(अ) This morning, he said, “I will leave for Hyderabad tomorrow.” Explanation: The fort was not surrendered until it was demolished.
Choose the most appropriate option to convert the given Assertive sentence to an Exclamatory sentence : I ardently wish to have a small house to live in Goa.
(द) How I wish for a small house to live in Goa! Explanation: This morning, he said, “I will leave for Hyderabad tomorrow.”
Choose the most appropriate option to convert the following sentence from Direct Speech to Indirect Speech : Vineet said, “Let us watch a movie today.”
(स) Vineet suggested that they should watch a movie that day. Explanation: How I wish for a small house to live in Goa!
Which of the following is the correct transformation of the given Assertive Sentence into a Negative Sentence ? I am satisfied with the way things are progressing.
(अ) I am not satisfied with the way things are progressing. Explanation: Vineet suggested that they should watch a movie that day.
For the Assertive Sentence given below, choose the most appropriate Exclamatory Sentence from the options provided : It is very sad that her mother is no more.
(अ) Alas! Her mother is no more. Explanation: I am not satisfied with the way things are progressing.
Which of the following is the correct transformation of the given Interrogative Sentence into an Assertive Sentence ? Was he not a villain to do such a deed ?
(ब) He was a villain to do such a deed. Explanation: Alas! Her mother is no more.
Choose the most appropriate option to convert the following sentence from Direct to Indirect Speech: She said to me, “He has submitted the report.”
(स) She told me that he had submitted the report. Explanation: He was a villain to do such a deed.
Convert the following Assertive Sentence to a Negative Sentence: Lokesh has more wealth than common sense.
(अ) Lokesh does not have as much common sense as he has wealth. Explanation: She told me that he had submitted the report.
Convert the following Interrogative Sentence to an Assertive Sentence: Who does not like to be pampered?
(ब) Everybody likes to be pampered. Explanation: Lokesh does not have as much common sense as he has wealth.
Convert the following Assertive Sentence to an Exclamatory Sentence: It is sad that we have lost the match today.
(स) Alas! We have lost the match today. Explanation: Everybody likes to be pampered.
Choose the most appropriate option to convert the following sentence from Direct Speech to Indirect Speech: Jenny said, “We have lived in China for five years.”
(अ) Jenny said that they had lived in China for five years. Explanation: Alas! We have lost the match today.
Choose the correct indirect speech of the sentence given below : The tourist said to me, “Where is the booking office?”
(ब) The tourist asked me where the booking office was. Explanation: Jenny said that they had lived in China for five years.
Transform the assertive sentence given below into a negative sentence and choose the most appropriate option. They played cricket.
(स) They did not play cricket. Explanation: The tourist asked me where the booking office was.
