121. Tanishq asked whether anyone had seen her pet.
A. Tanishq asked, “Did you see my pet?”
B. Tanishq asked, “Is the pet here?”
C. Tanishq asked, “Has anyone seen my pet?”
D. Tanishq, “Have you seen any pet?”
122. Sitara asked me, “Have you taken your laptop?”
A. Sitara asked me if I had taken the laptop.
B. Sitara asked me if we had taken the laptop.
C. Sitara asked me whether I had taken my laptop.
D. Sitara asked me if suppose I have taken my laptop.
123. I said to her, “Do you know how to dance?”
A. I asked her if she does know dancing.
B. I asked her if she had known how to dance.
C. I asked her if she was known how to dance.
D. I asked her if she knew how to dance.
124. He asked me if I had been ill.
A. He said to me, “Are you ill?”.
B. He said to me, “Were you ill?”
C. He said to me, “Had you been ill?”
D. He said to me, “Have you been ill?”
125. He looked at the sky and said, “How beautifully the clouds are floating!”
A. He looked at the sky and exclaimed with joy that the clouds were floating beautifully.
B. Looking at the sky he told that the clouds are floating beautifully.
C. He looked at the sky and said that the clouds very beautifully are floating.
D. He looked at the sky and said that the floating clouds are beautiful.
126. “Who’s the conductor of this bus?” he said and paused for a reply.
A. He said who the conductor of that bus was paused for a reply.
B. He asked who was the conductor of that bus and paused for a reply.
C. He asked whether who the conductor of that bus was and paused for a reply.
D. He asked who the conductor of that bus was and paused for a reply.
127. She wanted to know whether butterflies drank water.
A. She wanted to know, “Do butterflies drink water?”
B. She asked, “Do butterflies drink water?”
C. She asked, “Did butterflies drank water?”
D. “Does butterflies drinks water?”, she asked.
128. “I’m tired,” he says every evening.
A. Every day in the evening he is getting tired.
B. Every evening he says (that) he is tired.
C. He is getting tired every evening.
D. Every evening he says that he was getting tired.
129. Radha said that the manager would go to Bombay the next day.
A. Radha said, “Our manager will go to Bombay tomorrow.”
B. Radha said, “Our manager will be going to Bombay the next day.”
C. Radha said, “Our manager might be going to Bombay the next day.”
D. Radha said, “Our manager might go to Bombay tomorrow.”
130. Raju sald to me that he was going to read a book that week.
A. Raju said, “I am going to read a book this week.”
B. Raju said, “I will be reading a book this week.”
C. Raju said, “I would be reading a book this week.”
D. Raju said, “I may road a book this week.”
131. Ram asked me, “How much have you paid for this umbrella?”
A. Ram asked me how much he had paid for that umbrella
B. Ram asked me whether how much I had paid for that umbrella.
C. Ram asked me how much I had paid for that umbrella.
D. Ram asked me how much I have paid for that umbrella
132. “WiII go for an outing tomorrow,” said Laila’s father, “So you had better complete your homework this evening.”
A. Laila’s father told her to complete her homework that evening as they would be going for an outing the next day.
B. Laila’s father told her to complete her homework this evening as they would be going for an outing the next day.
C. Laila’s father tells her to complete her homework this evening as they would be going for an outing the next day.
D. Laila’s father had told her to complete her homework that evening as they would be going for an outing the next day.
133. My brother said that honesty is the best policy.
A. My brother said that, “Honesty is the best policy.”
B. My brother told me, “Honesty is the best policy.”
C. My brother said, “Honesty was the best policy.”
D. My brother said, “Honesty is the best policy.”
134. Baruch said, “I might teach English Literature next semester.”
A. Baruch said that he is going to teach English Literature next semester.
B. Baruch said that he will teach English Literature next semester.
C. Baruch said that he might teach English Literature next semester.
D. Baruch said that he might be teaching English Literature next semester.
135. The teacher said to me, “What is your name?”
A. The teacher told me what my name was.
B. The teacher asked me what my name was.
C. The teacher asked me what my name is.
D. The teacher asked me what was my name.
136. John said to me, “Do you play cricket?”
A. John told me whether he played cricket.
B. John asked me whether I play cricket.
C. John asked me whether he played cricket.
D. John asked me whether I played cricket.
137. He asked me why I did not come on time that previous day.
A. He said to me, “Why didn’t you come on time yesterday?”
B. He asked me, “Why didn’t you come on time yesterday?”
C. He asked me, “Why you didn’t come on time yesterday?”
D. He asked me, “Why didn’t you come on time yesterday?”
138. I said to the boy, “Will you step with me into the garden?”
A. I asked the boy if he would step with me into the garden.
B. I said to the boy if he would step with me in the garden.
C. I said to the boy if he would like to step with me in the garden.
D. I requested the boy to step with me in the garden.
139. The police Chief warned that more accidents would occur if people continued to disregard traffic rules.
A. The Police Chief said, “More accidents will occur if people continue to disregard traffic rules.”
B. The Police Chief said, “More accidents would occur if people continue to disregard traffic rules.”
C. The Police Chief said, “Beware! More accidents will occur if people continue to disregard traffic rules.”
D. The Police Chief said, “Beware! More accidents will occur if people continued to disregard traffic rules.”
140. The man said, “What I give today I trust that tomorrow i shall be able to earn back.”
A. The man said that what he gave that day he trusted he would be able to return the next day.
B. The man said to give him his trust so that he would be able to earn back the next day.
C. The man asked what to give that day as he trusted that the next day he would earn back.
D. The man said that he trusted he would be able to earn back the next day what he gave that day.
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