GPT Paper-2 English Model Question Bank: 100 MCQs for Teacher Exams

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Ace Your GPT Paper-2 English Exam!

Preparing for the Teacher Recruitment Exam? The English language section is a critical component that evaluates your grammar, vocabulary, reading comprehension, and pedagogical expertise. To help you succeed, we have designed this Interactive Model Question Bank specifically for teaching aspirants, including B.Ed. and D.Ed. students.

This comprehensive guide features carefully curated multiple-choice questions (MCQs) mapped directly to the official exam syllabus. Whether you are revising core grammar rules or practicing phonetics, this mock paper will give you a clear idea of what to expect on exam day.

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English Model Question Bank

GPT-PAPER-2 (ENGLISH) MODEL QUESTION PAPER

Time: 2:00 Hours | Marks: 100

Instruction: Choose the most appropriate options for questions 1 to 10, to complete the sentences meaningfully:
1. Inspite of the doctor’s warning, he paid ____ attention to his health.
  • 1. a little
  • 2. a few
  • 3. little
  • 4. some
See The Answer
Answer: 3. little
2. My neighbour has ____ bungalow.
  • 1. a large beautiful furnished
  • 2. a beautiful large furnished
  • 3. a large furnished beautiful
  • 4. a furnished large beautiful
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Answer: 2. a beautiful large furnished
3. Jane has been in Finland ____ Monday.
  • 1. for
  • 2. since
  • 3. till
  • 4. on
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Answer: 2. since
4. A: Have you ever been abroad?
B: ____
  • 1. No, I haven’t
  • 2. Yes, I haven’t
  • 3. No, I have.
  • 4. No, I have been.
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Answer: 1. No, I haven’t
5. Arun ____ for a swim everyday in the evening.
  • 1. had gone
  • 2. has gone
  • 3. goes
  • 4. went
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Answer: 3. goes
6. The mother longed ____ from her son when he was in captivity.
  • 1. to hear
  • 2. hearing
  • 3. to be heard
  • 4. hear
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Answer: 1. to hear
7. The performance of the students ____ upto the mark.
  • 1. are
  • 2. is
  • 3. were
  • 4. have
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Answer: 2. is
8. A tree is a tree ____ there may be no flowers on it.
  • 1. although
  • 2. if
  • 3. whether
  • 4. because
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Answer: 1. although
9. Let us play now, ____
  • 1. can’t we?
  • 2. can we?
  • 3. could we?
  • 4. shall we?
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Answer: 4. shall we?
10. Sudha: ____ does Professor John go to the Ministry of Education on business?
Suhana: At least once a month.
  • 1. How often
  • 2. How much
  • 3. How long
  • 4. How many
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Answer: 1. How often
11. He said to them, “Don’t make a noise”. He asked them ____
  • 1. not to make a noise.
  • 2. to not make a noise.
  • 3. don’t make a noise.
  • 4. to not to make a noise.
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Answer: 1. not to make a noise.
12. ‘Ram is married. Kala is married’. These sentences can be appropriately combined as:
  • 1. Both Ram and Kala are married.
  • 2. Ram married Kala
  • 3. Ram and Kala married each other.
  • 4. Ram and Kala married themselves.
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Answer: 1. Both Ram and Kala are married.
13. Complete the analogy:
direct: indirect :: employed: ____
  • 1. misemployed
  • 2. unemployed
  • 3. dis employed
  • 4. in employed
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Answer: 2. unemployed
14. Oh I broke my leg.
One important punctuation mark is missing in the given sentence. It is:
  • 1. colon (:)
  • 2. Question mark (?)
  • 3. Exclamatory mark (!)
  • 4. Full Stop (.)
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Answer: 3. Exclamatory mark (!)
15. My brother-in-laws (a) / who live in Bombay (b) / have come (c) / to stay with me (d).
The error in the above sentence is found in:
  • 1. c
  • 2. a
  • 3. d
  • 4. b
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Answer: 2. a (It should be “brothers-in-law”)
Read the given passage and answer the questions that follow: (Q. Nos 76-83)
The Chilka lake in Orissa is Asia’s largest inland salt-water lagoon. Studded with small islands including the picturesquely named Honeymoon Island and Breakfast Island, the lake is separated from the Bay of Bengal by a sandy ridge. The pear shaped lake spreads across 1,100 sq. km and has a unique ecosystem with a range of aquatic flora and fauna found in and around its brackish waters. An impressive array of bird life, both native and migrant makes Chilka one of the best places in India. It hosts white bellied sea eagles, graylag geese and purple moorhen. Chilka, in fact is home to one of the world’s largest breeding colonies of flamingos. Other than the birds, Chilka’s shores are home to black buck, spotted deer, golden jackals and hyenas. The lake is rich in aquatic life. Its waters harbor around 160 species of fish, crustaceans and other marine creatures, including the famous Chilka dolphins.
76. Chilka Lake is famous all over Asia as ____
  • 1. It has the largest breeding colony of flamingos
  • 2. It is Asia’s largest inland salt-water lagoon
  • 3. It has 160 species of fish
  • 4. It is separated from Bay of Bengal by a sandy ridge
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Answer: 2. It is Asia’s largest inland salt-water lagoon
77. According to the passage, Chilka lake is known to have rich aquatic life because it ____
  • 1. is a salt-water lagoon
  • 2. harbors many marine creatures
  • 3. has brackish water
  • 4. is home to dolphins only
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Answer: 2. harbors many marine creatures
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