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linking-devices-subject-verb-concord-en-l2 MCQ - Practice Questions with Answers
Solve 10 linking-devices-subject-verb-concord-en-l2 questions for RAS/RPSC preparation.
Practice questions
Q1Asha writes: “The road was flooded; ___, the bus was cancelled.” Which connector best fits?
B is correct because the relation is cause to result: flooding led to cancellation. The distractors are plausible linking devices, but each signals a different relation from the one in Asha’s sentence.
Q2Match relation to connector: 1 contrast, 2 result, 3 example, 4 time. Which sequence fits: however, therefore, for instance, meanwhile?
B is correct: however signals contrast, therefore result, for instance example, and meanwhile time. The hard part is not the vocabulary but resisting a sequence-pattern guess.
Q3Which exact grammar cluster is named in the RBSE Level 2 Language II English unseen prose block?
The correct answer is A because the RBSE PDF line itself names the three-part cluster. Options B, C and D are real syllabus neighbours, so the trap is boundary confusion rather than invented content.
Q4Which pair is best for remedial teaching after Imran chooses however in a cause-result sentence? I. Ask him to name the relation between clauses. II. Give ten unrelated spelling words.
B is correct because remedial teaching begins from the learner’s specific error. Imran did not show a spelling problem; he confused contrast with result, so relation naming is the focused repair.
Q5Which sentence has correct subject-verb concord?
A is correct. The item checks whether Karan can ignore the plural noun inside the phrase and make the verb agree with each, the real subject idea.
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6Match learner error with teacher response: 1 Devika selects are after “bouquet of roses”; 2 Imran selects however for a result; 3 Asha is unsure after reading aloud.
7Assertion: “The list of names is ready” is correct. Reason: The verb agrees with names because it is nearer to the verb.
8Choose the correct statement pair about concord. I. A phrase between subject and verb can change agreement. II. The finite verb agrees with the real subject.
9Assertion: “Although it rained, the match continued” uses although correctly. Reason: Although shows that the second idea is expected from the first.
10Which reading-strategy sequence from NCF-FS 2022 can guide grammar-in-context teaching?