The Sentence- 3 - Free MCQ Practice Test with solutions, Class 6 English

Option A, that explanation, is being talked about in the sentence.Therefore, it is the subject. Options B, him and C, science are the objects of the prepositions from and be , respectively. Option D, today, is the adverb setting up the time frame for the event taking place in the sentence.

Option C is the correct option. A subject in a sentence is the matter discussed within the sentence. Thus, option A and B are incorrect because they are incomplete matters of discussion. Option D is what is being talked about the subject, ie., it is the object of the verb, is determined. Option C, Ninety-five percent of an individual's life, is the main issue being talked about in the sentence, ie., it is the subject. 

Option D is correct.

The sentence begins with the verb read, which is an imperative verb. In imperative sentences, the subject is usually the implied pronoun you (meaning the person being spoken to).

Option A (the works), Option B (the works of such thinkers), and Option C (such thinkers as Bertrand Russell, Vivekananda, and Aurobindo Ghosh) are all part of the object of the verb read, not the subject. Therefore, Options A, B, and C are incorrect.

The phrase “put something down” means to write down or record something.

For example, “I took a piece of paper and put down the information she gave me.”

Hence, Option D is correct. The rest of the options do not express this meaning, hence incorrect.

The idiom “to see eye to eye” means to agree with someone and to share someone’s opinion or position. Hence, Option B is correct. The rest of the options do not express this meaning, hence incorrect. 

Bad blood means enmity or bitterness between individuals or groups, leading to ill-feeling. Therefore, Option B is correct. The rest of the options do not express this meaning, hence incorrect. 

The idiom "get away scot-free" means escaping without punishment or consequences for a wrongdoing or crime.

• Option a) Get scotch for free → Incorrect; this is a literal misinterpretation.
• Option b) Go unpunished for a crime they commit → Correct; it matches the meaning of the idiom.
• Option c) Go to heaven → Incorrect; the idiom does not refer to the afterlife.
• Option d) Get caught by chance → Incorrect; it means the opposite of "getting away."

A phrase is a group of words which makes a clause without using a subject and a verb. Option D)small, red purse is correct as purse is a noun here with adjectives as pre-modifiers. The other options are wrong as a noun phrase cannot have a subject or a verb and must have a noun. The correct answer is D)small, red purse.

From the sentence it can be concluded that the subject is saying goodbye.
Thus, the answer must mean goodbye and also must be grammatically correct.
Option A is correct. 'Take leave of' means 'say goodbye to'. Thus, it has the required meaning and is also grammatically correct. Hence, it is the correct answer.
Options B, C and D are incorrect. They are all grammatically incorrect statements. 

In option (b), “My friend” is the subject, and “enjoys reading books” is the predicate. Together, they form a complete idea.