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Class 10 English Practice Test Online
This Class 10 English practice test page helps students generate a quick english exam from sample questions. It is useful for grammar, reading, vocabulary, and short writing practice.
About this Class 10 English practice test
This Class 10 English practice test is structured around the CBSE board paper — Section A (Reading), Section B (Writing & Grammar) and Section C (Literature from First Flight and Footprints Without Feet). The starter set covers tense correction, voice change, reported speech, a short formal letter prompt and one literature-based question. It is useful both for routine grammar revision and for quick board-pattern simulation. Replace the sample with extracts from your prescribed textbooks or unseen passages to generate an additional mock paper in the same format, with model answers and a marking-style explanation for each question.
Class 10 English Practice Test sample questions
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1. Identify the type of sentence: "If it rains, we will stay home." 2. Change into passive voice: "They are building a new bridge." 3. Report the speech: She said, "I am going to the market." 4. Fill in the blank with the correct tense: By the time we reached, the train ___ (leave). 5. Find the error and rewrite: "He don't like coffee." 6. Combine the sentences using a relative pronoun: "This is the boy. He won the prize." 7. Write a synonym and an antonym for the word "abundant." 8. Use the word "persuade" in a meaningful sentence. 9. Write a formal letter (80–100 words) to your principal requesting permission for a science exhibition. 10. Write a paragraph (100–120 words) on "The Importance of Reading Books." 11. Read the extract and answer: "The fog comes / on little cat feet." — What figure of speech is used and what is its effect? 12. Why does Anne Frank give her diary the name 'Kitty'? 13. How does Mandela describe the policy of apartheid in 'Nelson Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom'? 14. Justify the title of the lesson 'A Letter to God.' 15. Write a notice (around 50 words) for the school notice board announcing an inter-house debate competition.
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Answer key & quick explanations
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- Sentence type: Complex sentence (contains a main clause + a subordinate 'if' clause).
- Passive voice: A new bridge is being built (by them).
- Reported speech: She said that she was going to the market.
- Past perfect tense: By the time we reached, the train had left.
- Subject-verb agreement: He doesn't like coffee. (use 'doesn't' with third person singular)
- Relative pronoun: This is the boy who won the prize.
- Synonym/antonym of abundant: Synonym: plentiful. Antonym: scarce.
- Sentence with 'persuade': Example: She tried to persuade her brother to study harder for the board exam.
- Formal letter format: Sender's address → date → receiver → subject → salutation → body (3 short paras: purpose, details, request) → closing.
- Paragraph on reading: Open with importance, give 2–3 benefits (knowledge, vocabulary, imagination), end with a recommendation.
- 'On little cat feet': Metaphor / personification — fog is compared to a cat moving silently and gently.
- Why 'Kitty': Anne wanted a friend she could trust completely, so she personified the diary as a girl named Kitty.
- Apartheid as per Mandela: An unnatural and inhuman system that classified people by race and denied basic rights to non-whites.
- Title 'A Letter to God': Justified — Lencho's unwavering faith makes him write directly to God for help, which is the central idea.
- Notice format: Heading: NOTICE → school name → date → title (Inter-house Debate) → short body (what, when, where, who can join, contact) → signature & designation.
Class 10 English chapters covered
Typical NCERT / board-syllabus chapters this practice test draws from. Paste questions from any chapter below to generate a focused chapter-wise mock test.
- First Flight – A Letter to God
- First Flight – Nelson Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom
- First Flight – Two Stories about Flying
- First Flight – From the Diary of Anne Frank
- First Flight – The Hundred Dresses
- First Flight – Glimpses of India
- First Flight – Mijbil the Otter
- First Flight – Madam Rides the Bus
- First Flight – The Sermon at Benares
- First Flight – The Proposal
- Footprints Without Feet (supplementary reader)
- Grammar – Tenses, Voice, Reported Speech, Modals
- Writing Skills – Formal Letter, Article, Notice, Story
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