Tenses Quiz - CBSE Class 11 English
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Identify the tense used in the sentence: "She sings beautifully."
- Past Simple
- Present Simple
- Future Simple
- Present Continuous
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Answer: B. Present Simple
The sentence describes a habitual action in the present, indicating the use of the Present Simple tense.
Identify the tense: "He had finished his work before the deadline."
- Past Simple
- Present Perfect
- Past Perfect
- Future Perfect
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Answer: C. Past Perfect
The sentence shows an action completed before another past action (the deadline).
Explain the use of the future perfect tense.
- To express an action happening now.
- To express a completed action in the future.
- To express an action in progress at a future time.
- To express a habitual action.
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Answer: B. To express a completed action in the future.
The future perfect describes an action that will be finished before a specified time in the future.
Rewrite the paragraph using consistent and correct tense: "I went to the park. I will see my friend. We played football."
- I went to the park. I saw my friend. We played football.
- I go to the park. I will see my friend. We play football.
- I go to the park. I saw my friend. We played football.
- I went to the park. I will see my friend. We will play football.
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Answer: A. I went to the park. I saw my friend. We played football.
The paragraph should maintain a consistent past tense as all events happened in the past.
Explain how the context influences the choice of tense in a narrative.
- Context has no impact on tense.
- Context determines the sequence of events but not the specific tense used.
- Context determines the appropriate tense to convey the time relationship between events.
- Context only influences the use of past tense.
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Answer: C. Context determines the appropriate tense to convey the time relationship between events.
The context sets the timeline; the author chooses tenses to show events occurring simultaneously, sequentially, or with overlaps in time.