CCH English Entry Test MCQs — Free Online Practice
Waiting for the CCH Hasanabdal entry test? Practise the exact subjects its paper examines, with free MCQs — including questions written in the CCH style from its published syllabus. Below are 8 English questions drawn from our bank of 227 — 144 of them written in the CCH style from its published syllabus. Grammar, vocabulary, sentence correction and comprehension the way the paper sets them.
Where this fits in the CCH paper
200 marks in 3 hours — Mathematics 50 · English 40 · General Science 50 · Islamiat + Urdu 60.
the subject-wise breakdown our CCH syllabus page mirrors from the college's published pattern (the recurring structure stated as such — the college's own announcement is the authority on any year's changes)
40 marks — grammar outranks vocabulary here
Free sample CCH English MCQs (with answers)
1. Choose the correctly spelt word for a commercial activity.
- A. Business
- B. Busines
- C. Busniess
- D. Buisness
Correct answer: A
Business is correct.
2. ''Did you complete your homework?'' is which type of sentence?
- A. Declarative
- B. Imperative
- C. Interrogative
- D. Exclamatory
Correct answer: C
An interrogative sentence asks a question, indicated by the auxiliary 'Did' and the question mark.
3. Choose the correctly spelled word:
- A. Necesary
- B. Neccessary
- C. Necessary
- D. Necessery
Correct answer: C
The correct spelling has one 'c' and two 's' letters in the middle: ne-ce-ssary.
4. ''The chef was baking a cake.'' Change into passive voice:
- A. A cake was baking by the chef
- B. A cake was baked by the chef
- C. A cake was being baked by the chef
- D. A cake has been baked by the chef
Correct answer: C
The past continuous active becomes past continuous passive: was/were + being + past participle.
5. The idiom 'a wild goose chase' means:
- A. A quick and easy task
- B. A foolish or hopeless pursuit
- C. A very fast race
- D. A well-planned journey
Correct answer: B
A wild goose chase is a futile, hopeless search that is unlikely to succeed.
6. The teacher, as well as the students, ____ late today.
- A. was
- B. were
- C. have
- D. being
Correct answer: A
Phrases joined by 'as well as' do not change the subject: the subject is still 'the teacher', singular — 'was'.
7. He said, 'I am tired.' Indirect:
- A. He says he is tired.
- B. He told that he was tired.
- C. He said that he was tired.
- D. He said that I am tired.
Correct answer: C
Direct to indirect shifts to past: 'he was tired'.
8. Choose the correct preposition: "I slept ___ six o'clock."
- A. in
- B. on
- C. since
- D. until
Correct answer: D
Use "until" to mark a limit in time: "I slept until six o'clock (and then woke up)".
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