Transformation : Simple Sentences to Complex Sentences Quiz

Simple Sentences to Complex Sentences Quiz : The following quiz with 15 questions is based on Exercise 78 of High School English Grammar and Composition a popular book written by Wren and Martin. Most of the questions related to Transformation of Sentences asked in RPSC 1st and 2nd grade exams come directly from this book. So this book is a must read when it comes to grammar.

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Simple Sentences to Complex Sentences Quiz : 15 MCQs
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Simple Sentences to Complex Sentences Quiz : 15 MCQs

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Instructions: Each question presents a simple sentence followed by four options. Choose the option that correctly transforms the simple sentence into a complex sentence while maintaining the original meaning.

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1. Can you tell me the time of his arrival?

Tell me his arrival time and I will be ready.

Please tell me the time of his arrival.

Can you tell me when he will arrive?

You should tell me about his arrival time.

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2. After seeing the King he departed.

Having seen the King, he departed.

He saw the King and departed.

He departed following his meeting with the King.

After he saw the King, he departed.

None

3. Many ships were so shattered as to be wholly unmanageable.

Many ships were shattered and unmanageable.

Many ships were so shattered that they were wholly unmanageable.

The shattered ships became unmanageable.

Many ships were completely shattered in their unmanageability.

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4. England expects every man to do his duty.

England's men are expected to be dutiful.

Every man must do his duty for England.

England and every man must perform their duty.

England expects that every man will do his duty.

None

5. The guests having departed, he went to bed.

The guests departed and he went to bed.

When the guests departed, he went to bed.

After the guests' departure, he went to bed.

He went to bed following the guests' departure.

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6. Few know the date of Lucy's death.

Few know the date when Lucy died.

Few people and Lucy's death date are connected.

Lucy's death date remains a mystery.

The date of Lucy's death is unknown to many.

None

7. The source of the Nile was difficult to discover.

It was difficult to discover where the source of the Nile was.

The Nile and its source remained mysterious.

The Nile's source was hard to find.

Discovering the Nile's source was difficult.

None

8. I will meet you at any place convenient for you.

I will meet you at your convenient place.

We can meet at any convenient place.

I will meet you at any place that is convenient for you.

Your convenience and our meeting place are important.

None

9. In spite of his earnest protestations, he was condemned.

His protests and condemnation occurred together.

He was condemned despite his protests.

He protested earnestly before condemnation.

Though he earnestly protested, he was condemned.

None

10. He is proud of his high birth.

His high birth makes him proud.

Being highly born, he is proud.

He is proud that he was born of a high family.

He and his high birth create pride.

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11. The prince was to be found in the hottest of the battle.

The hottest battle contained the prince.

The prince and the battle's heat coincided.

The prince could be found where the battle was the hottest.

The prince stayed in the battle's hottest part.

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12. I rejoice at his good fortune.

I and his fortune are joyful together.

His good fortune makes me happy.

My joy comes from his fortune.

I rejoice that he has good fortune.

None

13. But for his own confession, the crime could scarcely have been brought home to him.

The crime and his confession were related.

His confession revealed the crime's truth.

Without confession, the crime remained unclear.

If he had not confessed it himself, the crime could scarcely have been brought home to him.

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14. He alone entered, the rest of us waiting outside.

He entered and we waited outside.

He alone entered, while the rest of us were waiting outside.

The rest being waiting, he entered alone.

He entered alone with us waiting.

None

15. Not feeling well, he decided to lie down.

As he was not feeling well, he decided to lie down.

His illness made him lie down.

Feeling unwell, he lay down.

He felt unwell and lay down.

None

Time's up

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