Weather | MCQs

Explanation

The rain continued for most days when we were in Lahore, but fortunately, there wasn’t much damage in the city.

 "Most" refers to a large portion of time; "much" fits the uncountable noun "damage".

Explanation

The correct phrase is: "Although the sky was grey, we did go on our picnic."

"Did go" is the proper past tense form used for emphasis in this context.

Explanation

 Before the search party reached the scene of the accident, "the rain began to fall ", making the rescue effort more difficult.

• eliminates an error in the sentence

 Before the search party reached the scene of the accident "The rain had begun to fall" making the rescue effort more difficult.

اس سے پہلے کہ سرچ پارٹی جائے حادثہ پر پہنچ جائے "بارش شروع ہو چکی تھی" جس سے بچاؤ کی کوششیں مزید مشکل ہو گئیں۔

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"had begun" in the past perfect tense.

 the past perfect indicates that the thing happened and was completed.

such as "the rain is starting and fall" so we use "had begun" here to make a meaningful sentence

ND16-8-2023

Explanation

The southern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh had an electrifying night this week after officials reportedly recorded 36,749 lightning strikes in just 13 hours.

Explanation

In the phrase "Normally an individual thunderstorm remains about 45 minutes,"

The verb "remains" indicates that the thunderstorm continues or lasts for approximately 45 minutes.

Remain 

باقی 

Explanation

The antonym of Mild ہلکا Severe شدید

Explanation

the dependent clause begins with a subordinating conjunction (words like since, because, while) 

by indication of while we marked the option "complex" 

ND26-5-2023

Explanation

The snow will melt as the day wears on

 دن چڑھتے ہی برف پگھل جائے گی۔

Explanation

we use met in a sentence

A simple sentence with “met” contains a subject and a verb, and it may also have an object and modifiers

Explanation

Mawsynram of India, is the wettest place in the world. It receives an annual rainfall of 11,871 millimetres.

The mountainous terrain of the surrounding land forces the northward-moving warm moist monsoon winds coming from the Bay of Bengal to converge over Mawsynram.