Exercise on the Use of Article

Article

Here is the exercise of the Article.

Articles are of two kinds

1. Indefinite Article such as “a” or “an”

2. Definite Article such as “The”

Exercise

I. 1. He is _________intelligent boy of my class.

a) most b) the most

II. 2. ___________is the sacred book of Muslims/ the Muslims.

a) The Holy Quran b) Holy Quran

III. 3. ____________rises in east/ the east.

a) Sun b) The sun

IV. 4. ____________is the best policy.

a) The honesty b) Honesty

V. 5. ____________is a faithful animal.

a) The dog b) dog

VI. 6. He is_________________.

a) M. A in English b) an M.A in English

VII. 7. _____________is the largest river of Pakistan.

a) Indus b) the Indus

VIII. 8. She is reading _______________.

a) Pakistan Times b) The Pakistan Times

IX. 9. He lives in________________.

a) USA b) the USA

X. 10. ______________is my class fellow.

a) The Aslam b) Aslam

Your answers are invited in the comments

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