Direct And Indirect Speech Quiz 16 (30 MCQs)

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1. "Are you sure?" He asked me.
2. Choose if the sentence is in Direct or Indirect Speech.My friend said she had gone to Nagpur.
3. Change the following sentence to Reported Speech-Copernicus said, "All planets revolve around the Sun."
4. Leyla said, "I am a unique person."
5. We asked them, "Will you go to the movie with us?"
6. "Have you seen my dog?" she asked me.
7. He said that he liked cake.
8. Rohan said, "I have lost all my belongings at the Howrah station this morning."
9. Jai said, 'I like eating pizza.'(What type of speech is used in the sentence?)
10. He says that he is very sorry.
11. Hanny asked Glow that she needed her book back. Change to direct speech!
12. Bindu said to Priya, " I like you a lot."
13. While changing to indirect speech Past perfect Tense changes to .....
14. "Speak up. I can't hear you, " he said to the new boy
15. Change the below sentence from direct speech to indirect speech:Sheila said, "We had a few guests last night."
16. Convert direct to indirect-Rita told her, '' Your friend likes you."
17. "I can't drive a lorry, " he said.
18. COMPLETE:Reported Speech refers to .....
19. The turtle said, " When you hear the dog barking, it is time for you to come down." The turtle told the monkey ..... when he heard the dog barking it was time for him to come down.
20. Ram said, " My brother plays cricket for Delhi."
21. Reported speech is about .....
22. Convert the following sentence into indirect speech:The teacher said to the students "Be quiet while I am talking"
23. Robert said that he might print all the photos. What is the direct speech of this sentence?
24. It is also known as quoted speech.
25. Mr. Burchell asked the girl, "What is your name?"
26. In direct speech, how are the exact words of the speaker presented?
27. "What is my name?", she asked me.( Change to indirect speech)
28. She says, "Now I shall read this book"
29. Match the verb form for direct speech to its change in the indirect/reported speech."Simple Present ''
30. "Are you leaving today or tomorrow morning?" asked his secretary.