Test: The Sentence- 2 - Class 4 MCQ

Tubal Cain is being talked about in the sentence, the rest being said about him, starting with the verb was. Thus, option A is the correct answer.

To form a question, the questioning word has to be put in the front, followed by the verb. Also, to ask about the reason, one needs to use why. Hence Option B is correct. The rest of the options do not adhere to the this sentence structure. Moreover, these ask about method or time. Hence, these are incorrect. 

When asking for confirmation, the question is asked in a sense opposite to that of the answer. Here the answer is in positive, therefore the question must be in negative. Therefore, Option C is correct. Among the rest of the options, A and D are in the same sense as in the answer, and B uses won't which means "will not", hence these are incorrect. 

Options B is not applicable because it uses words not present in the question. To frame a question, the verb has to come first. Option D uses words not mentioned in the question. Therefore, Option A is correct and Option C is wrong.

The given sentence talks about the narrator and Tony waiting and the word 'but' indicates that Sandra has left. We use 'already' to emphasize surprise about things that have happened sooner than expected. So the correct option is A) already.

The pronoun he is being talked about here. He is the topic of discussion and is, therefore, the subject. The rest of the sentence consists of what is being said about the subject, i.e., the predicate, starting with the verb has. Thus, option B is the correct answer. 

The correct option must complete the sentence with respect to grammar and meaning.
Option A: These words complete the sentence in meaning as well as in grammar: the narrator says that it is better to have a small life and in that life, make some significant contribution to the world. He says that it is better to have a short life and do something important, something that is worth living for.
Hence option A is correct.
Option B: These words are not suitable for the blank, as it does not sound coherent with R:
'than just idle away contribution to the world' is incoherent.
Options C and D: Similarly, the words 'than spend a long life' and 'in gossiping and playing' also do not form any complete meaning with the parts P as well as R.
Also, if you notice, these options B, C and D seem to form the latter part of P, Q and R.
Hence, they cannot be placed in the blank Q.
Hence options B, C and D are incorrect.

To form a question, the verb has to come first without changing the tense. Therefore, Option B is correct, as it conforms to the structure. The rest of the options do not conform to this structure, hence, these are incorrect. 

The sentence refers to a specific person as the subject. The word who is used to ask the name or identity of persons. Hence, Option B is correct. The rest refer to things, reason or time.  

The sentence refers to a specific meaning of the word. Hence, Option C is correct, as it asks question about a specific thing. The rest refer to person, time, or reason, hence these are incorrect.