a) foxsb) foxesc) foxend) foxiesThe correct answer is: b) foxes Explanation: Most nouns ending in -x, -s, -sh, or -ch form their plural by adding -es (not just -s). Example: box → boxes bus → buses brush → brushes fox → foxes Why the others are wrong: a) foxs – Incorrect, because nouns ending in -x don’t just add -s. c) foxen – Incorrect, this is an old/archaic plural form used for some words (like ox → oxen) but not for “fox.” d) foxies – Incorrect, this would mean “small or cute foxes” in a slang/diminutive sense, not the standard plural. Correct plural: foxes.

a) whob) wherec) whichd) when The correct answer is: c) which Explanation: The sentence is: We saw a cat __ was sleeping on the wall. For animals/things, we use “which” (or “that”). Who → used for people. Where → refers to a place. When → refers to time. So the correct sentence is: We saw a cat which was sleeping on the wall.

a) urnb) runc) nurd) runn The correct answer is: b) run Explanation: a) urn – Urn is a noun (a container), not a verb. b) run – Run is a verb (e.g., I run every morning). c) nur – Nur is not a valid English word. d) runn – Runn is not a valid English word (extra “n”). Therefore, the unscrambled verb is: run (b)

They_________ playing footballA)IsB)AreC)AmD)Be The Correct answer is: Are Explanation: The subject “They” is plural, so it needs a plural helping verb. The correct helping verb for “They” in present continuous tense is “are.” Correct sentence: They are playing football.

Which pronoun is correct?__ are my classmatesa) Theyb) Themc) TheirThe correct answer is: a) They Explanation: They is a subject pronoun and is used as the subject of the sentence.They are my classmates. (Correct) Them is an object pronoun and cannot be used as the subject.I know them. (Correct usage, but not in this case) Their is a possessive pronoun (shows ownership).Their books are on the table. (Correct in another context) So, the right choice is They.

The cat is under the table. a) catb) underc) tabled) theAnswer: b) under Explanation: A preposition shows the relationship between words in a sentence. Here, under shows the position of the cat in relation to the table, so it is the preposition.

The pen is _______the boxa) onb) inc) atd) underThe correct answer is: b) in Explanation:The sentence is “The pen is in the box.” → We use “in” when something is inside an object or space.

The dog jumped———–the fence to chase the ball. a) inb) overc) ond) atThe correct answer is: b) overExplanation:The dog jumped over the fence is correct because “over” shows movement from one side to the other. “in” = inside (not correct here) “on” = on top of (doesn’t fit) “at” = direction (not correct for jumping across)

We______ happy yesterday. a) wasb) werec) areAnswer: b) were Explanation:“We” is plural + “yesterday” shows past tense → correct form of be = were. We were happy yesterday.

a) recieveb) recievec) recived) receive Answer: d) receive