Olympiad Test Level 1: Adjective- 2 - Class 2 MCQ

- The correct choice is "B: that."
- "That" is used for singular nouns that are at a distance from the speaker.
- In the context of buying a picture on the wall, it implies the picture is at a distance, warranting the use of "that."
- "This" would be used if the picture were close to the speaker.
- "These" and "those" are plural and incorrect for a singular picture.

- The sentence describes the football match as having a strong impact, implying it was the cause of the inability to sleep.
- The adjective "exciting" (option C) is used to describe something that causes excitement.
- "Excitable" (A) describes a person easily excited. "Excited" (B) describes the feeling of excitement within someone. "Excitably" (D) is an adverb, not suitable for this context.
- Therefore, "exciting" is the most appropriate choice to convey the thrilling nature of the match.

- The word "sweet" specifically refers to a taste, which is a direct description of food.
- "Oval" describes shape, "close" refers to proximity or relationship, and "none of these" implies no correct option, which doesn't apply here.
- Foods like fruits, cakes, or candies are often described as sweet due to their sugary taste.
- Thus, "sweet" is the correct choice as it directly relates to the sensory experience of food.

- Adjectives are words that describe or modify nouns, providing more information about them, such as size, shape, color, etc.
- Tall, Short, and Wide are all adjectives. They describe the height and width of objects or people.
- Come is a verb, not an adjective. It indicates an action or movement towards something.
- Therefore, the correct answer is C: Come, as it does not fit the category of adjectives.

- The picture likely depicts something bright and reflective, possibly related to light.
- "Shining" is an adjective used to describe something that emits or reflects light.
- It is often associated with brightness and illumination.
- The term fits well if the image shows something like the sun, a star, or an object that gleams.
- Given these characteristics, "Shining" accurately describes the visual element in the picture.

- The adjective "Hard" describes something that is firm and not easily dented or bent.

- The picture shows a rock, which is typically hard.

- Rocks are known for their solid and rigid nature, aligning with the adjective "Hard."

- Other options like "Soft," "Beautiful," and "Short" do not typically describe rocks.

Therefore, the correct adjective for the picture is "Hard."

- The picture depicts a creature with clear, visible patterns on its body.

- Among the options provided, "Striped" accurately describes the pattern.

- Stripes are lines or bands of color that are distinct from the surrounding areas.

- The adjective "Striped" fits because it refers to the lines seen in the picture.

- Other options like "Lazy," "Spotted," or "Tiny" do not describe visual patterns.

- The adjective "true" refers to something that is accurate or correct.

- The opposite of "true" is "false," which means not correct or inaccurate.

- In the context of the options given:

- A: "Correct" is a synonym, not an antonym of "true."

- B: "False" is the correct antonym for "true."

- C: "Large" and D: "Hard" are unrelated to the meaning of "true. 

- Therefore, the correct answer is option B: "False."

- The word beautiful describes something that is pleasing to the senses, especially to the sight.

- The opposite of beautiful is something that is displeasing or unattractive.

- Option D: Ugly is the correct choice because it means not beautiful or unpleasant to look at.

- Options A, B, and C do not relate to beauty or its opposite, making them incorrect.

- The adjective "better" is a comparative form of "good."

- Comparative adjectives describe a higher degree of quality among two or more items.

- The opposite of "better" is "worse," which is the comparative form of "bad."

- "Worse" indicates a lesser quality compared to another item.

- Option C, "Worse," is correct as it directly contrasts with "better."

- Small, Dull, Rude: These are adjectives. They describe or modify nouns by providing more information about them. For example, "small cat," "dull knife," "rude comment."

- Person: This is a noun. It refers to an individual human being. Nouns name people, places, things, or ideas.

- Since adjectives describe nouns, "Person" not being an adjective, is the correct answer.

- White: Milk is typically white due to the scattering of light by fat and protein particles.

- Hot: Milk can be hot if heated, but it is naturally cold when fresh.

- Tasty: Milk is often described as tasty, depending on individual preference.

- Many: "Many" does not describe milk. It refers to quantity, not a characteristic of milk.

- The correct answer is D. Milk is not described by the term "many," which indicates plurality.

- The sentence is asking for an adjective to describe the stone shown in the image.

- Option A: "high" typically describes vertical measurements or levels, not suitable for a stone.

- Option B: "low" also refers to vertical positions, inappropriate for describing a stone.

- Option C: "big" correctly describes a stone's size dimension, making it the most suitable choice.

- Option D: "correctly" is an adverb, which doesn't fit as it doesn't describe a noun.

- The correct choice is C: "big" since it appropriately describes the stone's size.

- The sentence requires an adjective phrase describing the "leaves" that can be seen on the tree.

- Option A: "flat, green" correctly describes the leaves in terms of their appearance and color, fitting the context.

- Options B, C, and D involve comparative phrases ("bigger than", "as different as", "smaller than") which do not logically complete the sentence.

- These options do not describe the leaves' appearance but rather suggest a comparison which does not fit.

- Therefore, the best choice is A: "flat, green," which provides a clear and descriptive image of the leaves.

- Sweet: This word does not describe a circle. It refers to taste and not shape.

- Big: Describes size; a circle can be big.

- Blue: Describes color; a circle can be blue.

- Round: Describes shape; a circle is inherently round.

- Thus, "Sweet" is the term that does not describe a circle.

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