Class 7 English Entry Test MCQs — Free Online Practice
Free Class 7 English entry-test MCQs with worked answers — below are 8 questions drawn from our bank of 227 English questions. Grammar, vocabulary, sentence correction and comprehension the way the paper sets them.
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The Class 7/8 entry test pattern the colleges publish: 100 MCQs in 90 minutes, 1 mark each, no negative marking reported — Maths 25 · English 20 · General Science 25 · Islamiat 5 · Urdu 10 · Intelligence 15.
Free sample English MCQs (with answers)
1. By the time we reached the station, the train ___.
- A. has left
- B. leaves
- C. left
- D. had left
Correct answer: D
The earlier action (the train leaving) goes in the past perfect — 'had left' — and the later action (we reached) in the past simple. That is the standard 'by the time' pattern.
2. Identify the tense: "She has been studying since morning."
- A. Past indefinite
- B. Present perfect continuous
- C. Present continuous
- D. Past perfect
Correct answer: B
Subject + has/have been + -ing describes an action continuing up to the present.
3. ______ honest man is respected everywhere.
- A. An
- B. No article
- C. The
- D. A
Correct answer: A
"Honest" begins with a silent h — a vowel sound — so it takes "an".
4. The synonym of 'brave' is:
- A. coward
- B. careless
- C. weak
- D. courageous
Correct answer: D
Brave and courageous both describe someone who faces danger without giving way; coward means the opposite.
5. Choose the correct form: He ____ to school every day.
- A. go
- B. goes
- C. going
- D. gone
Correct answer: B
A repeated habit takes the present simple; with he/she/it the verb adds -s: goes.
6. 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.
7. You can wait here _______ I come back.
- A. unless
- B. until
- C. because
- D. if
Correct answer: B
"Until" indicates waiting up to a point in time.
8. Choose the correct preposition: "There is a bus stop ___ the end of the road."
- A. on
- B. by
- C. at
- D. in
Correct answer: C
Use "at" for a point: "at the end of the road".
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