Mock IEO - 6 (Class - IX)
International English Olympiad - Mock Test 6 for Class IX
Questions
Directions: Choose the word/phrase which can be used to replace the underlined word/phrase in the given sentence.
The dispute threatened to smash the nascent government to fragments.
- Current
- Young
- Perfect
- Developed
Directions: Choose the word/phrase which can be used to replace the underlined word/phrase in the given sentence.
He is a strict and domineering lieutenant.
- Authoritative
- Fun-loving
- Crazy
- Quick
Directions: Choose the word/phrase which can be used to replace the underlined word/phrase in the given sentence.
Rahul did his work in a tardy manner.
- Sharp
- Lame
- Slow
- Quick
Directions: Choose the word/phrase which can be used to replace the underlined word/phrase in the given sentence.
She became uncomfortable with the compliments that she received.
- Amazed
- Surprised
- Dazed
- Embarrassed
Directions: Choose the word/phrase which can be used to replace the underlined word/phrase in the given sentence.
Radha became conscious of her manager looking at her.
- Respectful
- Aware
- Sleepy
- Groggy
Directions: Choose the best option to fill in the blank.
Taran never ___ to turn the lights off whenever he went out.
- forget
- forgot
- forgets
- forgotten
Directions: Choose the best option to fill in the blank.
The plane is about to take _____.
- of
- off
- on
- out
Directions: Choose the best option to fill in the blank.
I am a good worker, ___?
- aren’t I
- don't I
- am I
- doesn't I
Directions: Choose the best option to fill in the blank.
Riya __ Bengali, but she can communicate well.
- hadn’t mastered
- hasn’t mastered
- haven’t mastered
- didn't mastered
Directions: Choose the best option to fill in the blank.
Let us get the shopping over and ____ with.
- start
- bill
- into
- done
Directions: Choose the best option to fill in the blank.
You and I are free right now, _____?
- aren’t I
- aren’t you
- aren’t us
- aren’t we
Directions: Choose the best option to fill in the blank.
There is too ___ water in the bathtub.
- much
- many
- more
- few
Directions: Choose the best option to fill in the blank.
I lost the key that she ___ me.
- had gave
- had given
- did give
- has give
Directions: Choose the best option to fill in the blank.
Carmen _______ to her mother about it, but nothing came out of it.
- was already spoken
- already spoken
- have already spoken
- had already spoken
Directions: Choose the best option to fill in the blank.
Before his wife’s death, they had ___ in Greece.
- unsettled
- settled
- moved out
- surfed
Directions: Choose the best option to fill blank 1.
You need a total of 60 to 90 minutes of physical activity (1) day. But, this does not have (2) done in one go. Five or seven sessions of (3) activity throughout the day are just (4) good for you. These (5) include walking, jogging, running and riding a bike.
- the
- in the
- a
- on
Directions: Choose the best option to fill blank 2.
You need a total of 60 to 90 minutes of physical activity (1) day. But, this does not have (2) done in one go. Five or seven sessions of (3) activity throughout the day are just (4) good for you. These (5) include walking, jogging, running and riding a bike.
- been
- to be
- to been
- being
Directions: Choose the best option to fill blank 3.
You need a total of 60 to 90 minutes of physical activity (1) day. But, this does not have (2) done in one go. Five or seven sessions of (3) activity throughout the day are just (4) good for you. These (5) include walking, jogging, running and riding a bike.
- relaxing
- meditating
- sleeping
- physical
Directions: Choose the best option to fill blank 4.
You need a total of 60 to 90 minutes of physical activity (1) day. But, this does not have (2) done in one go. Five or seven sessions of (3) activity throughout the day are just (4) good for you. These (5) include walking, jogging, running and riding a bike.
- so
- as
- do
- of
Directions: Choose the best option to fill blank 5.
You need a total of 60 to 90 minutes of physical activity (1) day. But, this does not have (2) done in one go. Five or seven sessions of (3) activity throughout the day are just (4) good for you. These (5) include walking, jogging, running and riding a bike.
- must
- will
- are
- may
Directions: Fill in the blank with the most appropriate idiom/phrase from the options given below.
She became successful in her life. She went from _____.
- riches to rags
- happiness to sorrow
- rags to riches
- downs to ups
Directions: Fill in the blank with the most appropriate idiom/phrase from the options given below.
Did you not know he _____? He had blood cancer, I think.
- kicked the bucket
- crossed his fingers
- was beating around the bush
- went from rags to riches
Directions: Fill in the blank with the most appropriate idiom/phrase from the options given below.
They had a dispute yesterday. That’s why he gave him ____.
- a bitter pill
- the cold shoulder
- the benefit of doubt
- last straw
Directions: Choose the best option to fill in the blank.
She ____ herself in a book.
- buried
- opened
- demolished
- consumed
Directions: Choose the best option to fill in the blank.
I should not have put my laptop so ___ to the edge of the table.
- near
- close
- around
- beside
Directions: Choose the best option to fill in the blank.
The new minister promised to ___ illiteracy from his constituency.
- bury
- open
- demolish
- abolish
Directions: Choose the best option to fill in the blank.
She found him standing ___ the entrance.
- near
- close
- next
- adjacent
Directions: Choose the best option to fill blank 1.
Some of the classrooms in the building (1) dormant, as their ceilings have collapsed, while the rest of the classrooms are on the (2) of falling down. The rickety chairs and tables in the classrooms are also in need of replacement. The school has 150 students and 22 contract teachers whose lives are in danger from the (3) condition of the building.
- are left
- left
- has left
- are going
Directions: Choose the best option to fill blank 2.
Some of the classrooms in the building (1) dormant, as their ceilings have collapsed, while the rest of the classrooms are on the (2) of falling down. The rickety chairs and tables in the classrooms are also in need of replacement. The school has 150 students and 22 contract teachers whose lives are in danger from the (3) condition of the building.
- edge
- corner
- verge
- point
Directions: Choose the best option to fill blank 3.
Some of the classrooms in the building (1) dormant, as their ceilings have collapsed, while the rest of the classrooms are on the (2) of falling down. The rickety chairs and tables in the classrooms are also in need of replacement. The school has 150 students and 22 contract teachers whose lives are in danger from the (3) condition of the building.
- battered
- sordid
- contemptible
- untidy
Directions: Choose the best option to fill blank 1.
Doctor: Hello, I am Dr. Smith. I will be the 1 taking care of you today. What seems to be the problem?
Patient: I am having trouble breathing and I am also running a fever.
Doctor: Okay. For 2 you been feeling this way?
Patient: I would say for about three days now. I felt so bad last night that I came into the emergency. I wish 3 because I have a horrible insurance; hardly anything is covered.
- teacher
- physician
- trainer
- helper
Directions: Choose the best option to fill blank 2.
Doctor: Hello, I am Dr. Smith. I will be the 1 taking care of you today. What seems to be the problem?
Patient: I am having trouble breathing and I am also running a fever.
Doctor: Okay. For 2 you been feeling this way?
Patient: I would say for about three days now. I felt so bad last night that I came into the emergency. I wish 3 because I have a horrible insurance; hardly anything is covered.
- so long have
- how far
- how long has
- how long have
Directions: Choose the best option to fill blank 3.
Doctor: Hello, I am Dr. Smith. I will be the 1 taking care of you today. What seems to be the problem?
Patient: I am having trouble breathing and I am also running a fever.
Doctor: Okay. For 2 you been feeling this way?
Patient: I would say for about three days now. I felt so bad last night that I came into the emergency. I wish 3 because I have a horrible insurance; hardly anything is covered.
- I did not
- I would not
- I had not
- I must not
Fill blank 3.
Directions: Read the following letter and answer the question that follows:
To
__1__
Guru Nanak Public School
Sarabha Nagar
Ludhiana
May 22, 2015
Sir
With due respect, I beg to __2__ I, Riya, a class 9 student studying in your school, am not in a position to attend the school as I am down with __3__. Since it is a contagious disease, I have been __4__ complete rest for a few days. Therefore, __5__ me leave for ten days from May 23 to June 3.
Thanking you,
__6__
Riya
__7__
- myself
- fun
- some work
- chicken pox
Fill blank 5.
Directions: Read the following letter and answer the question that follows:
To
__1__
Guru Nanak Public School
Sarabha Nagar
Ludhiana
May 22, 2015
Sir
With due respect, I beg to __2__ I, Riya, a class 9 student studying in your school, am not in a position to attend the school as I am down with __3__. Since it is a contagious disease, I have been __4__ complete rest for a few days. Therefore, __5__ me leave for ten days from May 23 to June 3.
Thanking you,
__6__
Riya
__7__
- please give
- kindly grant
- please assign
- None of these
Which word in the passage means the same as 'overstatement'?
Directions: Read the following passage and answer the question that follows:
The year 842 BC may be considered the first accurate date in Chinese history, and in this year the Emperor had to flee from his capital on account of popular dissatisfaction with his tyrannical ways: he betook himself northward to an outlying settlement on the Tartar frontier, and the charge of imperial affairs was taken over by a regency or duumvirate.
At this time, the confederation of cultured princes called China — or, to use their own term, the Central Kingdom — was a very different region from the huge mass of territory familiar to us under those names at the present day. It is hardly an exaggeration to say that civilised China, even at that comparatively advanced period, consisted of little more than the modern province of Ho Nan. All outside this flat and comparatively riverless region inhabited by the "orthodox" was more or less barbaric, and such civilisation as it possessed was entirely the work of Chinese colonists, adventurers, or grantees of fiefs in partibus infidelium (so to speak). Into matters of still earlier ancient history, we may enter more deeply in another chapter, but for the present, we simply take China as it was when definite chronology begins.
- Possessed
- Exaggeration
- Exclusively
- None of these
In the passage, China has been referered to as
Directions: Read the following passage and answer the question that follows:
The year 842 BC may be considered the first accurate date in Chinese history, and in this year the Emperor had to flee from his capital on account of popular dissatisfaction with his tyrannical ways: he betook himself northward to an outlying settlement on the Tartar frontier, and the charge of imperial affairs was taken over by a regency or duumvirate.
At this time, the confederation of cultured princes called China — or, to use their own term, the Central Kingdom — was a very different region from the huge mass of territory familiar to us under those names at the present day. It is hardly an exaggeration to say that civilised China, even at that comparatively advanced period, consisted of little more than the modern province of Ho Nan. All outside this flat and comparatively riverless region inhabited by the "orthodox" was more or less barbaric, and such civilisation as it possessed was entirely the work of Chinese colonists, adventurers, or grantees of fiefs in partibus infidelium (so to speak). Into matters of still earlier ancient history, we may enter more deeply in another chapter, but for the present, we simply take China as it was when definite chronology begins.
- the Central Kingdom
- Modern province of Ho Nan
- the Great Landmass
- None of these
Fill blank 2.
Directions: Read the following letter and answer the question that follows:
To
__1__
Guru Nanak Public School
Sarabha Nagar
Ludhiana
May 22, 2015
Sir
With due respect, I beg to __2__ I, Riya, a class 9 student studying in your school, am not in a position to attend the school as I am down with __3__. Since it is a contagious disease, I have been __4__ complete rest for a few days. Therefore, __5__ me leave for ten days from May 23 to June 3.
Thanking you,
__6__
Riya
__7__
- tell that
- say that
- give that
- inform that
Fill blank 1.
Directions: Read the following letter and answer the question that follows:
To
__1__
Guru Nanak Public School
Sarabha Nagar
Ludhiana
May 22, 2015
Sir
With due respect, I beg to __2__ I, Riya, a class 9 student studying in your school, am not in a position to attend the school as I am down with __3__. Since it is a contagious disease, I have been __4__ complete rest for a few days. Therefore, __5__ me leave for ten days from May 23 to June 3.
Thanking you,
__6__
Riya
__7__
- The Doctor
- The Master
- The Principal
- The Teacher
Fill blank 6.
Directions: Read the following letter and answer the question that follows:
To
__1__
Guru Nanak Public School
Sarabha Nagar
Ludhiana
May 22, 2015
Sir
With due respect, I beg to __2__ I, Riya, a class 9 student studying in your school, am not in a position to attend the school as I am down with __3__. Since it is a contagious disease, I have been __4__ complete rest for a few days. Therefore, __5__ me leave for ten days from May 23 to June 3.
Thanking you,
__6__
Riya
__7__
- Yours obediently
- Yours truly
- Yours affectionately
- Yours lovingly
When did the third dynasty complete its 300 year rule over China?
Directions: Read the following passage and answer the question that follows:
The year 842 BC may be considered the first accurate date in Chinese history, and in this year the Emperor had to flee from his capital on account of popular dissatisfaction with his tyrannical ways: he betook himself northward to an outlying settlement on the Tartar frontier, and the charge of imperial affairs was taken over by a regency or duumvirate.
At this time, the confederation of cultured princes called China — or, to use their own term, the Central Kingdom — was a very different region from the huge mass of territory familiar to us under those names at the present day. It is hardly an exaggeration to say that civilised China, even at that comparatively advanced period, consisted of little more than the modern province of Ho Nan. All outside this flat and comparatively riverless region inhabited by the "orthodox" was more or less barbaric, and such civilisation as it possessed was entirely the work of Chinese colonists, adventurers, or grantees of fiefs in partibus infidelium (so to speak). Into matters of still earlier ancient history, we may enter more deeply in another chapter, but for the present, we simply take China as it was when definite chronology begins.
- 1100 BC
- 1122 BC
- 750 BC
- 842 BC
Which word in the passage means the opposite of 'ease'?
Directions: Read the following passage and answer the question that follows:
The year 842 BC may be considered the first accurate date in Chinese history, and in this year the Emperor had to flee from his capital on account of popular dissatisfaction with his tyrannical ways: he betook himself northward to an outlying settlement on the Tartar frontier, and the charge of imperial affairs was taken over by a regency or duumvirate.
At this time, the confederation of cultured princes called China — or, to use their own term, the Central Kingdom — was a very different region from the huge mass of territory familiar to us under those names at the present day. It is hardly an exaggeration to say that civilised China, even at that comparatively advanced period, consisted of little more than the modern province of Ho Nan. All outside this flat and comparatively riverless region inhabited by the "orthodox" was more or less barbaric, and such civilisation as it possessed was entirely the work of Chinese colonists, adventurers, or grantees of fiefs in partibus infidelium (so to speak). Into matters of still earlier ancient history, we may enter more deeply in another chapter, but for the present, we simply take China as it was when definite chronology begins.
- Strain
- Religious
- Granted
- Spiritual
According to the passage, which of the following has been referred to as a 'modern province'?
Directions: Read the following passage and answer the question that follows:
The year 842 BC may be considered the first accurate date in Chinese history, and in this year the Emperor had to flee from his capital on account of popular dissatisfaction with his tyrannical ways: he betook himself northward to an outlying settlement on the Tartar frontier, and the charge of imperial affairs was taken over by a regency or duumvirate.
At this time, the confederation of cultured princes called China — or, to use their own term, the Central Kingdom — was a very different region from the huge mass of territory familiar to us under those names at the present day. It is hardly an exaggeration to say that civilised China, even at that comparatively advanced period, consisted of little more than the modern province of Ho Nan. All outside this flat and comparatively riverless region inhabited by the "orthodox" was more or less barbaric, and such civilisation as it possessed was entirely the work of Chinese colonists, adventurers, or grantees of fiefs in partibus infidelium (so to speak). Into matters of still earlier ancient history, we may enter more deeply in another chapter, but for the present, we simply take China as it was when definite chronology begins.
- China
- Ho Nan
- Province outside of China
- None of these
Which word in the passage means the same as 'empires'?
Directions: Read the following passage and answer the question that follows:
The year 842 BC may be considered the first accurate date in Chinese history, and in this year the Emperor had to flee from his capital on account of popular dissatisfaction with his tyrannical ways: he betook himself northward to an outlying settlement on the Tartar frontier, and the charge of imperial affairs was taken over by a regency or duumvirate.
At this time, the confederation of cultured princes called China — or, to use their own term, the Central Kingdom — was a very different region from the huge mass of territory familiar to us under those names at the present day. It is hardly an exaggeration to say that civilised China, even at that comparatively advanced period, consisted of little more than the modern province of Ho Nan. All outside this flat and comparatively riverless region inhabited by the "orthodox" was more or less barbaric, and such civilisation as it possessed was entirely the work of Chinese colonists, adventurers, or grantees of fiefs in partibus infidelium (so to speak). Into matters of still earlier ancient history, we may enter more deeply in another chapter, but for the present, we simply take China as it was when definite chronology begins.
- Hien
- Dynasties
- Customs
- Domains
Why did the Emperor flee from the capital?
Directions: Read the following passage and answer the question that follows:
The year 842 BC may be considered the first accurate date in Chinese history, and in this year the Emperor had to flee from his capital on account of popular dissatisfaction with his tyrannical ways: he betook himself northward to an outlying settlement on the Tartar frontier, and the charge of imperial affairs was taken over by a regency or duumvirate.
At this time, the confederation of cultured princes called China — or, to use their own term, the Central Kingdom — was a very different region from the huge mass of territory familiar to us under those names at the present day. It is hardly an exaggeration to say that civilised China, even at that comparatively advanced period, consisted of little more than the modern province of Ho Nan. All outside this flat and comparatively riverless region inhabited by the "orthodox" was more or less barbaric, and such civilisation as it possessed was entirely the work of Chinese colonists, adventurers, or grantees of fiefs in partibus infidelium (so to speak). Into matters of still earlier ancient history, we may enter more deeply in another chapter, but for the present, we simply take China as it was when definite chronology begins.
- Discontent of the people with his reign
- Invasion by the barbarians
- Inability to manage the affairs of the province
- Fear of assassination
Why would successive dynasties "strain a point"?
Directions: Read the following passage and answer the question that follows:
The year 842 BC may be considered the first accurate date in Chinese history, and in this year the Emperor had to flee from his capital on account of popular dissatisfaction with his tyrannical ways: he betook himself northward to an outlying settlement on the Tartar frontier, and the charge of imperial affairs was taken over by a regency or duumvirate.
At this time, the confederation of cultured princes called China — or, to use their own term, the Central Kingdom — was a very different region from the huge mass of territory familiar to us under those names at the present day. It is hardly an exaggeration to say that civilised China, even at that comparatively advanced period, consisted of little more than the modern province of Ho Nan. All outside this flat and comparatively riverless region inhabited by the "orthodox" was more or less barbaric, and such civilisation as it possessed was entirely the work of Chinese colonists, adventurers, or grantees of fiefs in partibus infidelium (so to speak). Into matters of still earlier ancient history, we may enter more deeply in another chapter, but for the present, we simply take China as it was when definite chronology begins.
- To make the circumstances gross
- To keep up the spiritual memory of decayed or rival houses
- To parcel land to vassal princes
- None of these
The third great dynasty gave all the land to _______, following the customs of predecessors.
Directions: Read the following passage and answer the question that follows:
The year 842 BC may be considered the first accurate date in Chinese history, and in this year the Emperor had to flee from his capital on account of popular dissatisfaction with his tyrannical ways: he betook himself northward to an outlying settlement on the Tartar frontier, and the charge of imperial affairs was taken over by a regency or duumvirate.
At this time, the confederation of cultured princes called China — or, to use their own term, the Central Kingdom — was a very different region from the huge mass of territory familiar to us under those names at the present day. It is hardly an exaggeration to say that civilised China, even at that comparatively advanced period, consisted of little more than the modern province of Ho Nan. All outside this flat and comparatively riverless region inhabited by the "orthodox" was more or less barbaric, and such civilisation as it possessed was entirely the work of Chinese colonists, adventurers, or grantees of fiefs in partibus infidelium (so to speak). Into matters of still earlier ancient history, we may enter more deeply in another chapter, but for the present, we simply take China as it was when definite chronology begins.
- vassal kings
- vassal princes
- China
- None of these
Whatever civilisation existed outside Ho Nan was the work of Chinese
Directions: Read the following passage and answer the question that follows:
The year 842 BC may be considered the first accurate date in Chinese history, and in this year the Emperor had to flee from his capital on account of popular dissatisfaction with his tyrannical ways: he betook himself northward to an outlying settlement on the Tartar frontier, and the charge of imperial affairs was taken over by a regency or duumvirate.
At this time, the confederation of cultured princes called China — or, to use their own term, the Central Kingdom — was a very different region from the huge mass of territory familiar to us under those names at the present day. It is hardly an exaggeration to say that civilised China, even at that comparatively advanced period, consisted of little more than the modern province of Ho Nan. All outside this flat and comparatively riverless region inhabited by the "orthodox" was more or less barbaric, and such civilisation as it possessed was entirely the work of Chinese colonists, adventurers, or grantees of fiefs in partibus infidelium (so to speak). Into matters of still earlier ancient history, we may enter more deeply in another chapter, but for the present, we simply take China as it was when definite chronology begins.
- artists alone
- masons alone
- colonists alone
- None of these
Fill blank 4.
Directions: Read the following letter and answer the question that follows:
To
__1__
Guru Nanak Public School
Sarabha Nagar
Ludhiana
May 22, 2015
Sir
With due respect, I beg to __2__ I, Riya, a class 9 student studying in your school, am not in a position to attend the school as I am down with __3__. Since it is a contagious disease, I have been __4__ complete rest for a few days. Therefore, __5__ me leave for ten days from May 23 to June 3.
Thanking you,
__6__
Riya
__7__
- told
- advised
- suggested
- ordered
Fill blank 7.
Directions: Read the following letter and answer the question that follows:
To
__1__
Guru Nanak Public School
Sarabha Nagar
Ludhiana
May 22, 2015
Sir
With due respect, I beg to __2__ I, Riya, a class 9 student studying in your school, am not in a position to attend the school as I am down with __3__. Since it is a contagious disease, I have been __4__ complete rest for a few days. Therefore, __5__ me leave for ten days from May 23 to June 3.
Thanking you,
__6__
Riya
__7__
- Principal's name
- Parent's name
- School's name
- Class section