Olympiad Test : Verbs - 2 - Class 4 MCQ

To complete the sentence correctly, we need to use the correct verb form to describe the present state of the guitar's price:

Option A (costeds) is incorrect because “cost” is an irregular verb and does not take an “-ed” form.

Option B (costs) is correct because it indicates the current price of the guitar in the present tense.

Option C (cost) is the past tense, which doesn’t fit the present context.

Option D (costing) is incorrect as “costing” is a present participle, which does not fit here.

Thus, the correct answer is Option B: costs.

The correct option is C: met because the sentence describes an action in the past:

Option A (meets) is incorrect as it refers to the present tense.

Option B (meet) is present tense, which does not fit in this context.
Option C (met) is the past tense of “meet” and correctly matches the context of the sentence.

Option D (meeting) is a continuous form that doesn’t fit here.

Thus, the correct answer is Option C: met.

The correct option is A: heard because the sentence describes an action that happened in the past:

Option A (heard) is the past tense form of "hear," which matches the sentence's context.

Option B (hear) is the present tense and doesn't fit the past context.

Option C (hearing) is a present participle, which is not correct here.

Option D (hears) is present tense, which doesn’t fit the past context.

Thus, the correct answer is Option A: heard.

The correct option is B: torn because the sentence talks about a damaged ticket:

Option A (tear) is a noun, not a verb, and doesn’t fit the sentence.

Option B (torn) is the past participle of "tear" and fits the context of a damaged ticket.

Option C (tears) is the plural form of the noun, which doesn't fit here.

Option D (tearing) is the present participle, which is incorrect in this case.

Thus, the correct answer is Option B: torn.

The correct option is B: caught because the batsman was dismissed in cricket:

Option A (catch) is the noun form and doesn't fit in the sentence.

Option B (caught) is the past tense of "catch," which matches the context of the sentence.

Option C (catching) is the present participle form, which doesn’t fit here.

Option D (catches) is present tense, which is incorrect in this context.

Thus, the correct answer is Option B: caught.

The correct option is D: threw because the action took place in the past:

Option A (throws) is present tense, which doesn't fit the sentence.

Option B (throw) is the base form of the verb, which doesn't fit the past tense context.

Option C (throwing) is a present participle, which is incorrect in this context.

Option D (threw) is the past tense of “throw,” which is the right form to use here.

Thus, the correct answer is Option D: threw.

The correct option is A: showed because the sentence talks about an action in the past:

Option A (showed) is the past tense form of "show," which fits the sentence correctly.

Option B (shown) is the past participle form and requires a helping verb like "has" or "had," which is not used in this sentence.

Option C (show) is present tense, which doesn’t fit the past context.

Option D (showing) is the present participle, which is not suitable here.

Thus, the correct answer is Option A: showed.

The correct option is B: drawn because the sentence requires the past participle form of the verb "draw" with “had”:

Option A (drew) is the simple past form, but the sentence requires the past participle.

Option B (drawn) is the correct past participle form, which works with “had” to show a past action before another past event.

Option C (draw) is the base form, which doesn’t fit the past perfect context.

Option D (drawing) is a present participle, which is not correct here.

Thus, the correct answer is Option B: drawn.

The correct option is D: made because the action is in the past tense:

Option A (makes) is present tense, which doesn’t fit the sentence.

Option B (make) is the base form and doesn’t fit here.

Option C (making) is the present participle, which is incorrect in this case.
Option D (made) is the past participle form of “make,” which is used with "had" to indicate that the action was completed before another event in the past.
Thus, the correct answer is Option D: made.

The correct option is B: came because the sentence talks about a past event:

Option A (come) is the base form, used for present tense or ongoing action.

Option B (came) is the past tense, which correctly describes an event that happened in the past.

Option C (comes) is present tense, which doesn’t fit the sentence.

Option D (coming) is the present participle, which is incorrect here.

Thus, the correct answer is Option B: came.