Narration MCQs

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Q.91 He said, 'I will be waiting for you.'
A He said that he would be waiting for me.
B He said that he will be waiting for me.
C He said that he would have been waiting for me.
D He told that he would be waiting for me.
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Q.92 They said to us, 'We are going to the cinema tonight.'
A They told us that they were going to the cinema that night.
B They told us that they are going to the cinema that night.
C They told us that we were going to the cinema tonight.
D They told us that they had been going to the cinema that night.
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Q.93 The boss said, 'Call the first witness.'
A The boss ordered them to call the first witness.
B The boss ordered that the first witness be called.
C The boss requested to call the first witness.
D The boss told to call the first witness.
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Q.94 He said to me, 'Why are you looking so sad?'
A He asked me why I was looking so sad.
B He asked me why was I looking so sad.
C He asked me that why I was looking so sad.
D He asked me why am I looking so sad.
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Q.95 She said, 'I have to finish this work by tomorrow.'
A She said that she had to finish that work by the next day.
B She said that she has to finish that work by tomorrow.
C She said that she had to finish this work by the next day.
D She told that she had to finish that work by the next day.
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Q.96 The policeman said to the driver, 'Show me your license.'
A The policeman ordered the driver to show him his license.
B The policeman requested the driver to show him his license.
C The policeman asked the driver show him his license.
D The policeman ordered the driver to show me his license.
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Q.97 He said, 'How clever I am!'
A He exclaimed that he was very clever.
B He exclaimed how clever he was.
C He said that he is very clever.
D He told that he was very clever.
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Q.98 She said, 'If I had money, I would travel the world.'
A She said that if she had money, she would travel the world.
B She said that if she had had money, she would have travelled the world.
C She said if she has money she will travel the world.
D She said that if she had money, she will travel the world.
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Q.99 He said to us, 'Let's go for a movie.'
A He proposed to us that we should go for a movie.
B He suggested us to go for a movie.
C He proposed that we let go for a movie.
D He asked us to go for a movie.
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Q.100 They said, 'We must be early.'
A They said that they had to be early.
B They said that they must be early.
C They said that they should be early.
D Both A and B are correct.
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Q.101 She asked, 'Are you coming with us?'
A She asked if I was coming with them.
B She asked if I am coming with them.
C She asked whether I was coming with us.
D She asked that if I was coming with them.
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Q.102 The boy said, 'I didn't steal the money.'
A The boy denied that he had stolen the money.
B The boy said that he didn't steal the money.
C The boy denied that he stole the money.
D Both A and B are correct, but A is more idiomatic.
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Q.103 He said, 'God is great.'
A He said that God is great.
B He said that God was great.
C He exclaimed that God is great.
D He told that God is great.
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Q.104 She said to him, 'Wait here until I come back.'
A She asked him to wait there until she came back.
B She asked him to wait here until she came back.
C She asked him to wait there until she comes back.
D She told him wait there until she came back.
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Q.105 He said, 'I used to live in London.'
A He said that he used to live in London.
B He said that he had used to live in London.
C He said that he lives in London.
D He said he was used to living in London.
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Q.106 She said, 'What a terrible storm it is!'
A She exclaimed that it was a very terrible storm.
B She exclaimed what a terrible storm it was.
C She told that it was a very terrible storm.
D She exclaimed with sorrow that it was a terrible storm.
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Q.107 He said to me, 'Do not tell lies.'
A He advised me not to tell lies.
B He ordered me to not tell lies.
C He forbade me not to tell lies.
D He advised me do not tell lies.
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Q.108 The candidate said, 'Will I be selected?'
A The candidate asked if he would be selected.
B The candidate asked whether he will be selected.
C The candidate asked that if he would be selected.
D The candidate enquired if I would be selected.
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Q.109 She said, 'I read this book yesterday.'
A She said that she had read that book the previous day.
B She said that she read that book the previous day.
C She said that she had read this book the previous day.
D She said she read this book yesterday.
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Q.110 He said to his sister, 'Please make me a cup of tea.'
A He requested his sister to make him a cup of tea.
B He ordered his sister to make him a cup of tea.
C He requested his sister to please make him a cup of tea.
D He told his sister make him a cup of tea.
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Q.111 They said, 'We are happy to be here today.'
A They said that they were happy to be there that day.
B They said that they are happy to be there that day.
C They said that they were happy to be here that day.
D They said they had been happy to be there that day.
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Q.112 The manager said, 'I want to speak to you.'
A The manager said that he wanted to speak to me.
B The manager said that he wants to speak to me.
C The manager told that he wanted to speak to me.
D The manager said that I wanted to speak to you.
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Q.113 He said, 'Goodbye, my friends!'
A He bade his friends goodbye.
B He said goodbye to his friends.
C He wished his friends goodbye.
D Both A and B are acceptable.
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Q.114 She said, 'I had finished my work before he came.'
A She said that she had finished her work before he had come.
B She said that she had finished her work before he came.
C She said that she finished her work before he came.
D She said she has finished her work before he came.
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Q.115 He asked, 'Can you swim?'
A He asked if I could swim.
B He asked whether I can swim.
C He asked that if I could swim.
D He asked if could I swim.
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Q.116 The saint said, 'Trust in God and do the right.'
A The saint advised to trust in God and do the right.
B The saint ordered to trust in God and do the right.
C The saint told to trust in God and do the right.
D The saint advised that trust in God and do the right.
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Q.117 She said to him, 'You should work hard.'
A She advised him that he should work hard.
B She advised him to work hard.
C She told him that he should work hard.
D Both A and B are grammatically correct ways to report advice.
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Q.118 He said, 'Oh! I missed the bus.'
A He exclaimed with sorrow that he had missed the bus.
B He exclaimed with regret that he had missed the bus.
C He exclaimed that he missed the bus.
D Both A and B are contextually correct.
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Q.119 The teacher said to the boy, 'Have you done your homework?'
A The teacher asked the boy if he had done his homework.
B The teacher asked the boy if he has done his homework.
C The teacher asked the boy whether had he done his homework.
D The teacher asked the boy if you had done your homework.
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Q.120 He said, 'Let us start the meeting.'
A He proposed that they should start the meeting.
B He suggested that we start the meeting.
C He ordered to let them start the meeting.
D Both A and B are valid interpretations.
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