The idiom Miss the bus means
(A) Miss a highly favourable opportunity
(B) To miss a bus
(C) To get a chance to do something
(D) Miss some valuable things

No one expected him ...... use infinitive
(A) win
(B) wins
(C) winning
(D) to win

He won't be late, .......
(A) won't he?
(B) would he?
(C) will he?
(D) wouldn't he?

Office buildings went ..... all over town a.
(A) out
(B) off
(C) on
(D) up

....all the rooms before I left the house
(A) have locked
(B) had locked
(C) am locking
(D) was locked

It has been raining ...... yesterday
(A) from
(B) since
(C) for
(D) an

Everyone is present ..........?
(A) are they
(B) isn’t he
(C) aren’t they
(D) isn’t it

It is no good .... Binu. He won’t be at home yet
(A) to phone
(B) phoning
(C) phoned
(D) to be phoned

He said ‘My father is reading the newspaper
(A) He said that his father was reading the newspaper
(B) He said that his father is reading the newspaper
(C) He said that his father had been reading the newspaper
(D) He said that the newspaper was being read by his father

Paradise Lost’ is Milton’s ......
(A) carpe diem
(B) modus operandi
(C) magnum opus
(D) debut

Arun usually ...... till night
(A) read
(B) reads
(C) has read
(D) reading