Travel | MCQs

Explanation

The plane takes off at 9 am.

طیارہ صبح 9 بجے ٹیک آف کرتا ہے۔

The sentence uses "at 9 am", which suggests a scheduled or regular event.

"Takes off" is the simple present form of the phrasal verb "take off" (meaning: to leave the ground / start flying).

Explanation

"Enjoy" is present tense (matching with "travelers" – plural subject).

"Made their way" correctly gives the completed past action they did during the journey.

Explanation

"Conventional" refers to common or traditional methods or practices.

"The conventional modes of transportation would be by train or car but we have decided to take a hot-air balloon trip across England" makes sense as it contrasts traditional transportation with a unique choice.

Explanation

"If you lose your passport, you will be in great trouble."

In a first conditional sentence, we use the present simple tense in the if clause and the future simple (will + verb) in the main clause.

Here, "lose" (present simple) is correct because it is used in the if clause to indicate a possible future event.

Explanation

"All will go to Karachi in April."

• "To" is used for direction or destination → go to Karachi.

• "In" is used for months, years, and longer periods → in April.

 So, the correct and natural usage is: to Karachi, in April.

Explanation

Explanation

We use "a little" with uncountable nouns like "French" (as a language).

It means "some" or "a small amount."

Explanation

The phrase "so that" followed by "might" shows purpose in the past.

"I got up early so that I might cover..." is grammatically correct and formal in tone.

Explanation

My father left the last train.

میرے والد نے آخری ٹرین چھوڑ دی۔

"Last" is correct, indicating the final train in a sequence.

Explanation

The word "fragile" is the most suitable choice to complete the sentence.

It indicates that the items inside the luggage are delicate and easily broken, so caution is needed.