06 Subject Verb Agreement Part 2 MCQs

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Question 1

Choose the correct simple present form: One of the hand pumps near the bus stand _____ contaminated water.

Accepted Answer

'One' is the subject and takes the singular verb 'supplies'. The plural noun 'pumps' after 'of' does not control agreement.

Question 2

Choose the pair that correctly completes the sentence in the simple present: Neither of the two passwords _____ access to the server, but either of the backup codes _____.

Accepted Answer

allows; works. In formal examination usage, 'neither of' and 'either of' take singular verbs, giving 'allows' and 'works'. The plural nouns following 'of' do not control agreement.

Question 3

Choose the correct simple present form: A pair of binoculars _____ available at the birdwatching centre.

Accepted Answer

The singular head noun 'pair' requires 'is'. The plural form 'binoculars' does not control the verb in this phrase.

Question 4

Choose the pair that correctly completes the sentence in the simple present: I am the person who _____ the hostel accounts, and you are the person who _____ the monthly statement.

Accepted Answer

maintains; approves. In both relative clauses, 'who' has the singular antecedent 'the person', requiring 'maintains' and 'approves'. The earlier pronouns 'I' and 'you' do not control these relative-clause verbs.

Question 5

Choose the correct simple present form: Each of the pedestrian bridges _____ a separate safety inspection before the fair opens.

Accepted Answer

'Each' is the singular subject and requires 'undergoes'. The plural 'bridges' in the following phrase does not determine agreement.

Question 6

Choose the correct simple present form: The news about the scholarship results _____ encouraging.

Accepted Answer

News is singular in meaning and takes 'is' despite ending in 's'. 'Are' incorrectly treats its spelling as evidence of plurality.

Question 7

Choose the correct simple present form: These scissors _____ sharpening before the tailoring workshop begins.

Accepted Answer

Scissors takes a plural verb when used without a singular expression such as 'a pair of'. Therefore, 'need' is correct.

Question 8

Choose the pair that correctly completes the sentence in the simple present: Two thousand rupees _____ the fixed fee for the course, and the fees collected from all batches _____ the cost of materials.

Accepted Answer

is; cover. A sum of money treated as one amount takes singular 'is'. The separate plural subject 'fees' requires 'cover', even though both clauses concern money.

Question 9

Choose the correct simple present form: Many a farmer _____ on this cooperative for affordable seeds.

Accepted Answer

'Many a' takes a singular noun and a singular verb, so 'depends' is required. Its plural sense does not permit 'depend' in this construction.

Question 10

Choose the pair that correctly completes the sentence in the simple present: Not only the dentist but also the nurses _____ protective masks, and not only the nurses but also the dentist _____ attendance electronically.

Accepted Answer

wear; records. With 'not only...but also', the verb agrees with the nearer subject. Plural 'nurses' requires 'wear', while singular 'dentist' requires 'records'.

Question 11

Choose the correct simple present form: Neither the laboratory assistants nor the technician _____ permission to handle the chemical without supervision.

Accepted Answer

With 'neither...nor', the verb agrees with the nearer subject, the singular 'technician'. Therefore, 'has' is required despite the plural first subject.

Question 12

Choose the pair that correctly completes the sentence in the simple present: Mehak is one of the architects who _____ accessible buildings, and the ramp in her latest project _____ wheelchair users to enter independently.

Accepted Answer

design; enables. 'Who' refers to plural 'architects', so 'design' is required. The subject of the second clause is singular 'ramp', which takes 'enables'.

Question 13

Choose the correct simple present form: The unemployed _____ access to suitable vocational training.

Accepted Answer

'The unemployed' means unemployed people and takes a plural verb. Hence 'need' is correct, whereas 'needs' treats the expression as singular.

Question 14

Choose the correct simple present form: The advice offered by the career counsellor _____ practical.

Accepted Answer

Advice is an uncountable noun and takes the singular verb 'is'. Its reference to potentially several suggestions does not justify 'are'.

Question 15

Choose the correct simple present form: There _____ little drinking water left in the tank.

Accepted Answer

The verb agrees with 'water', an uncountable singular noun following 'there'. Thus 'is' is required even though the sentence concerns a quantity.

Question 16

Choose the correct simple present form: The librarian, together with the student representatives, _____ the reading-room timetable.

Accepted Answer

'Together with' introduces an additional phrase without making the subject plural. The singular 'librarian' therefore takes 'prepares'.

Question 17

Choose the correct simple present form: The district magistrate, in addition to the municipal officers, _____ the sanitation drive every fortnight.

Accepted Answer

'In addition to' does not join subjects in the way 'and' does. The singular subject 'district magistrate' requires 'reviews'.

Question 18

Choose the correct simple present form: All of the flour stored in these sacks _____ to the community kitchen.

Accepted Answer

With 'all of', agreement depends on the following noun. Uncountable 'flour' takes 'belongs'; the intervening plural 'sacks' does not change that.

Question 19

Choose the correct simple present form: Either the village head or the residents _____ the irrigation department whenever the canal overflows.

Accepted Answer

The nearer subject in the 'either...or' construction is plural 'residents', so 'inform' is required. The singular first subject does not control the verb.

Question 20

Using British English collective-noun agreement, choose the pair that matches the stated meanings in the simple present: The team, functioning as one unit, _____ a common strategy; the same team, considered as individual players, _____ their own travel arrangements.

Accepted Answer

follows; make. A collective noun viewed as a unit takes singular 'follows'. When its members are explicitly considered individually, British English uses plural agreement, giving 'make'.

Question 21

Choose the correct simple present form: 'The Arabian Nights' _____ several stories familiar to young readers.

Accepted Answer

The title names a single work and therefore takes 'contains'. The plural word 'Nights' within the title does not require a plural verb.

Question 22

Choose the pair that correctly completes the sentence in the simple present: The number of online transactions _____ steadily, while a number of customers _____ cash payments.

Accepted Answer

increases; prefer. 'The number of' takes singular 'increases', whereas 'a number of' means several and takes plural 'prefer'. Treating both expressions alike produces an agreement error.

Question 23

Choose the pair that correctly completes the sentence in the simple present: More than one mural _____ the station walls, but more murals than one _____ signs of water damage.

Accepted Answer

decorates; show. 'More than one' followed by a singular noun takes singular 'decorates'. In the differently structured second clause, the subject is plural 'murals', requiring 'show'.

Question 24

Choose the correct simple present form: Five years _____ the minimum service required for this promotion.

Accepted Answer

A period considered as one total duration takes a singular verb. Here, five years represents one service requirement, so 'is' is correct.

Question 25

Choose the correct simple present form: Physics _____ part of the entrance-test syllabus.

Accepted Answer

is. Physics names an academic subject and takes a singular verb. Its final 's' does not make 'are' appropriate.

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