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

The idiomatic expression "as good as gold" is commonly used to describe something that is reliable or of high quality. Therefore, the most suitable adjective to complete the expression is "good."

To complete the expression "As ______________ as seed" with the most suitable option:

- Option C: small is the correct answer.

- Explanation:
- Seeds are typically small in size, so the most fitting word to complete the comparison is "small."

Therefore, the correct choice to complete the expression is "As small as seed."

A day is bright with sunshine hence; the most suitable adjective of quality for day is ‘bright’.

To complete the expression "As ______________ as India," the most suitable option is D: Diverse.

- India is known for its diverse culture, languages, religions, and landscapes.
- The word "diverse" captures the essence of India's rich and varied characteristics.
- Using "Diverse" in the expression emphasizes the multifaceted nature of India, highlighting its unique blend of traditions and people.

The correct form of adjective of the abstract noun ‘wonder’ is wonderful.

To complete the expression "As ______________ as Mountain," the correct option is:

- A: Old

Explanation:
- The correct expression should read: "As old as Mountain."
- This completion indicates a comparison of age, suggesting that the subject being described is as ancient or aged as a mountain, emphasizing a sense of timelessness or endurance in the comparison.

The appropriate adjective of quantity is ‘enough’. Option (a) is a helping verb, option (c) is a noun and option (d) is a pronoun.

The correct answer is:

2. light

Solution: The phrase "as light as a feather" is a common simile used to describe something that is very lightweight. The word "light" fits naturally into the expression, completing the simile correctly. The other options—heavy, dark, and tall—do not make sense in this context.

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The appropriate adjective of quality is ‘boring’ describing the kind of film. 

The appropriate adjective of quantity is ‘lots’ describing enough quantity of flowers. 

‘superficial’ is the most appropriate adjective of quality to complete the sentence as the speaker seems to have less knowledge of the subject.

‘much’ is the most appropriate adjective of quantity to complete the sentence for an uncountable noun ‘time’. 

‘fifth’ is the most appropriate adjective of number to complete the sentence as it tells the number of row.

‘good’ is the most appropriate adjective of quality to complete the sentence, ‘They are good swimmers’.

- The correct answer is B: Every.
- "Every" is used to refer to all the members of a group considered individually.
- In this context, "Every student was punished in class" suggests that each and every individual student in the class received punishment, covering all without exception.
- "Each" is similar but often emphasizes individuality more, suitable for contexts where individual actions matter.
- "All" refers to the group as a whole, not individually.
- Therefore, "Every" fits best for individual but total inclusion.