Article MCQ Questions and Answers | English Aptitude MCQ

George works three mornings a week. It hasn't been specified which week, it's a general week, or every week. Being a non-specific, indefinite noun the article 'a' is the correct option.

It is common knowledge that people get only one headache. Also, it starts with "h" which is a consonant so we don't use "an" which also signifies a singular quantity. So, article 'A' will be used.

'A' is used before singular nouns which are used in a general sense. Here, 'garden' is a singular noun used in a general sense and it begins with a consonant sound.

The noun 'interview' is non-specific because it's mentioned for the first time and is not followed by a clause that would further specify it. Hence an indefinite article is used. 'An' is an indefinite article used for the non-specific noun 'interview' that begins with the vowel 'i' hence option B is correct.

Here, the subject is looking at one particular street for one particular restaurant. When we refer to something specific, we use the definitive article 'the'.

Here, the subject is accepting a particular glass of milk offered by the commander. When we refer to something specific, we use the definite article 'the'.

Articles 'a, an and the' are used to determine if a noun is definite or indefinite. 'Pleasure' is a particular thing that the subject may have from company, hence 'the' is used.

We are referring to specifically those people in the photograph. For nouns that refer to specific things, we use the definite article 'the'.

Here, the sentence talks about the 'teacher' as general class of people like 'Mr. Shah'. Since we are referring to general things, we need to use the indefinite article 'a/an'. The word 'senior' starts with a consonant and therefore 'a' will be used.

Here, 'He' is singular pronoun and indefinite article shall be followed. The word after the blank begins with consonant sound and therefore 'a' article will be used.