Tenses Quiz - CBSE Class 9 Hindi

Free practice quiz: Tenses (CBSE Class 9 Hindi). 17 multiple-choice questions with answers and explanations. Play online, no sign-up needed.

Sample questions

1. Which sentence uses the present tense correctly?

   1. He goes to the market.
   2. He gone to the market.
   3. He going to the market.
   4. He go to the market.
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   Answer: A. He goes to the market.

   The present tense is used to describe actions that are currently happening. 'He goes to the market.' is the correct option as it follows the subject-verb agreement in the present tense.

2. Select the sentence that correctly uses the present continuous tense.

   1. He is reading a book.
   2. He read a book.
   3. He reads a book.
   4. He was reading a book.
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   Answer: A. He is reading a book.

   The present continuous tense is formed using 'is/are/am' + verb+ing. 'He is reading a book.' shows that the action is currently happening.

3. Choose the sentence that illustrates the present perfect tense.

   1. They have seen that movie.
   2. They see that movie.
   3. They seeing that movie.
   4. They will see that movie.
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   Answer: A. They have seen that movie.

   The present perfect tense indicates an action that occurred at some indefinite time in the past. 'They have seen that movie.' is correct.

4. Which of the following sentences is an example of future perfect continuous tense?

   1. I will have been studying for three hours by noon.
   2. I will be studying for three hours by noon.
   3. I will study for three hours by noon.
   4. I studied for three hours by noon.
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   Answer: A. I will have been studying for three hours by noon.

   The future perfect continuous tense expresses an ongoing action that will occur before a certain point in the future. 'I will have been studying for three hours by noon.' is correct.

5. Identify the sentence that mixed past and present tenses incorrectly.

   1. I have finished my work and I will go home.
   2. I finished my work and I go home.
   3. I was finishing my work and I will go home.
   4. I finish my work and I went home.
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   Answer: B. I finished my work and I go home.

   The sentence mixes past tense 'finished' with present tense 'go' incorrectly. They should match in tense.

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