English Olympiad Test: Narration - Class 10 MCQ

The correct answer is A: have been made.

Explanation:

- The sentence is about patient visits in recent years, which indicates a past action that has relevance to the present. Therefore, we need to use the present perfect tense.
- The present perfect tense is formed using "have/has" + past participle (in this case, "made").
- Since the subject is "Most of the patient visits," we need to use "have" (plural) instead of "has" (singular).
- Thus, the correct option is "have been made."

The correct answer is E: have been completed.

Explanation:

- The given sentence is in the present perfect passive tense. This tense is used to indicate that an action that started in the past is still relevant or has a connection to the present.
- In this case, the action of completing clinical studies is relevant to the current state of the child disease research.
- The passive voice is used because the focus is on the action (completing clinical studies) rather than the doer of the action.

The sentence structure for the present perfect passive tense is: "have/has" + "been" + past participle of the verb (completed, in this case).

Therefore, the correct option is:
- E: have been completed

Explanation: The correct option is C: "will be identified." The sentence is discussing the country's position that will be determined by a comprehensive international report. The sentence is in future passive form, as it is the report that will identify the country's position, not the country itself. So, the appropriate option to fill in the blank is "will be identified." A, B, D, and E are incorrect because they do not convey the future passive meaning required in the context of the sentence.

Answer: A

Explanation:

• The correct option is A: "was introduced / wasn't accepted" because it uses the correct verb tense (past simple passive).
• Option B uses the active voice and past simple tense, which is not appropriate for this context.
• Option C uses the future passive tense, which does not fit the context since the sentence is talking about a past event.
• Option D uses the past perfect tense, which is not appropriate because there is no need to emphasize a completed action in the past.
• Option E uses the present passive tense and future active tense, which does not fit the context since the sentence is talking about a past event.

The correct answer is C: "are designed / can wear". Explanation: - The given sentence talks about the purpose of the clothes and the places where they can be worn. - Option C uses the present tense "are designed" which indicates that these clothes are designed for a specific purpose, in this case, daily use. - The second part of the sentence "can wear" implies that the user has the freedom to wear these clothes wherever they want. - The other options do not convey the same meaning and are not as appropriate for the given context.

The correct answer is D: could have been removed. Explanation: - The given sentence is talking about differences between two photographs that could be removed with the help of Photoshop. - Option D, "could have been removed," is the most appropriate choice as it implies that it was possible to remove the differences using Photoshop. - The other options do not fit the context of the sentence as they do not convey the idea of possibility or potential for the action.

Answer: B

Explanation:

• The correct option is B: "confirms / have been maintained".
• This option uses the present simple tense "confirms" for the government's action, which is appropriate for stating a fact or a general truth.
• The present perfect passive tense "have been maintained" is used for the tasks, indicating that they were successfully completed and the results are still relevant.
• Other options use incorrect verb tenses, making them less suitable for filling in the blanks.

Answer: B

Explanation:

• The correct option should have the critics making a statement in the present tense, as there is no indication in the sentence of a specific time in the past or future.
• Option B uses the present tense "say" for the critics' statement and the modal verb "can" which shows possibility or ability for the review to be published in English and other languages, making it the most appropriate choice.
• Other options have incorrect verb tenses, or do not convey the intended meaning of the sentence.

Answer: E Explanation: The most appropriate option to fill in the blanks is: E: "If you would like to know what will be completed in the project so far, you can find the full report at our website." This option is correct because: - The phrase "will be completed" refers to the future completion of tasks in the project. - The phrase "can find" suggests that the user has the ability to access the report on the website. The other options are not suitable because they use incorrect verb forms or do not convey the intended meaning.

Answer: B Explanation: - The question talks about the future, that a more developed model will be displayed in the showroom. - Option B, "will be shown," is the correct choice because it refers to a future event and uses the passive voice, indicating that the car will be displayed by someone. - The other options do not fit the context: - A: "is going to show" is incorrect because it uses the active voice instead of the passive voice. - C: "was shown" refers to a past event, which does not fit the context of the sentence. - D: "has been shown" refers to a past event that has a connection to the present, but the context is about the future. - E: "had shown" refers to a past event that occurred before another past event, which does not fit the context of the sentence.