IEO English Olympiad Online Mock Test Class 8 Set E

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Online Mock Test for Class 8 English IEO Full Syllabus

In the Mock test for English IEO Full Syllabus you can see the list of questions below with options out of which you have to select one correct answer and after completing the test you can check your answers and score. This mock test will help Class 8 students to check understanding of all topics in IEO Full Syllabus.

IEO Full Syllabus English Class 8 Mock Test

1. To interrupt politely, you say:

But this is relevant I want to say Listen to this Could I add something here

2. A keen follower of a sport is a/an -

Aficionado Sportsman Spartan Avocado

3. Seeing the rise in prices, they quickly decided to put their house ___ the market.

under into on in

4. How did you come ____ your dog in the market?

to on with by

5. Choose the similar meaning for the underlined word His churlish mannerisms did not go down well with the team.

aggressive surly selfish nosy

6. Choose the best option to fill in the blanks.
the famous tool-making fossil, as the most plausible bridge between ____ apes who lived in trees and humans.

biped two-limbed straight two-legged

7. Choose the best option to fill in the blanks.
the famous tool-making fossil, as the most _____ bridge between biped apes who lived in trees and humans.

providential plausible conspiring contentious

8. Choose the best option to fill in the blanks.
If accepted, this find would radically redraw the human family tree, with the newfound species ____ Homo habilis, the famous tool-making fossil,

disturbing undermining dislodging cancelling

9. Choose the best option to fill in the blanks.
If accepted, this find would radically __________ the human family tree,

redo redraw remake reset

10. Choose the best option to fill in the blanks.
If accepted, this find would _____ redraw the human family tree,

nicely highly radically purely

11. Choose the best option to fill in the blanks.
An ape-like creature with human features, whose fossil was discovered in a South African cave, is being greeted by anthropologists as a likely watershed in the understanding of human evolution from our __________ ancestors.

proven principal primary primate

12. Choose the best option to fill in the blanks.
An ape-like creature with human features, whose fossil was discovered in a South African cave, is being greeted by anthropologists as a likely _____ in the understanding of human evolution from our primate ancestors.

watershed departure timeline waterline

13. Choose the best option to fill in the blanks.
An ape-like creature with human features, whose fossil was discovered in a South African cave, is being _____ by anthropologists

greeted put searched found

14. Choose the best option to fill in the blanks.
An ape-like creature with human features, whose __(37)___ was discovered in a South African cave,

fossil residue pieces bones

15. Choose the correct stress pattern for the underlined words. Our dependence on electricity can be quite crippling at times

ELectricity electriCIty elecTRIcity eLECtricity

16. Choose the correct stress pattern for the underlined words. Research tends to invalidate so many theories.

invaliDATE invaLIDate inVAlidate INvalidate

17. Choose The correct option
On hearing news of the market crash, there were very few investors whose face did not _________.

sweat fall jump twitch

18. Choose The correct option
Would you like to join me for lunch:

Pass it here Maybe Don't mind if I do Is this all

19. Choose The correct option
Would you like a chocolate:

Don’t like sweets None at all Please have it yourself No thanks. But thanks for offering

20. Choose The correct option
To give a different point of view, you say:

You haven’t thought of this Look at it this way But there are other issues You might be right, but

21. Choose The correct option
To express lack of understanding, you say :

Tell me more What are you saying I'm not sure if I get what you mean Provide some details

22. Read the passage given below and answer the questions that follow.
When we view the ubiquity of the internet around us today, we find it hard to believe that it is barely thirty years old. It was invented in the USA to allow various computers to communicate with each other, an improvement upon the limited possibilities of the physical linking of computers prevalent then. Begun in 1990, the World Wide Web (www) is among the principal services available on the internet, and has had a major impact on how we use this facility. With almost countless websites in numerous languages, www has become the most popular content provider in the world, with a host of search engines to facilitate navigation. In fact, it is not uncommon today to even measure progress in a region or country, using the yardstick of internet access among the population. However, in this respect, India presents an interesting case where the soaring numbers of users often mask the digital divide between the literate minority and the large, illiterate masses. Nonetheless, while educationists now have bold plans to exploit the internet to the hilt towards the spread of literacy in the country, the availability of hardware and IT skills are a stumbling block, compounded by the huge number of computer-illiterate that defies all planning within a foreseeable time frame. Yet, we can only marvel at the internet for all that it can accomplish at the click of a mouse.
The most appropriate title for the passage is '________'.

The digital divide Connecting the literate Knowledge at your fingertips Connecting the world

23. Read the passage given below and answer the questions that follow.
When we view the ubiquity of the internet around us today, we find it hard to believe that it is barely thirty years old. It was invented in the USA to allow various computers to communicate with each other, an improvement upon the limited possibilities of the physical linking of computers prevalent then. Begun in 1990, the World Wide Web (www) is among the principal services available on the internet, and has had a major impact on how we use this facility. With almost countless websites in numerous languages, www has become the most popular content provider in the world, with a host of search engines to facilitate navigation. In fact, it is not uncommon today to even measure progress in a region or country, using the yardstick of internet access among the population. However, in this respect, India presents an interesting case where the soaring numbers of users often mask the digital divide between the literate minority and the large, illiterate masses. Nonetheless, while educationists now have bold plans to exploit the internet to the hilt towards the spread of literacy in the country, the availability of hardware and IT skills are a stumbling block, compounded by the huge number of computer-illiterate that defies all planning within a foreseeable time frame. Yet, we can only marvel at the internet for all that it can accomplish at the click of a mouse.
As a benchmark for measuring progress, the internet is _____.

not always reliable completely reliable too early to comment None of the options

24. Read the passage given below and answer the questions that follow.
When we view the ubiquity of the internet around us today, we find it hard to believe that it is barely thirty years old. It was invented in the USA to allow various computers to communicate with each other, an improvement upon the limited possibilities of the physical linking of computers prevalent then. Begun in 1990, the World Wide Web (www) is among the principal services available on the internet, and has had a major impact on how we use this facility. With almost countless websites in numerous languages, www has become the most popular content provider in the world, with a host of search engines to facilitate navigation. In fact, it is not uncommon today to even measure progress in a region or country, using the yardstick of internet access among the population. However, in this respect, India presents an interesting case where the soaring numbers of users often mask the digital divide between the literate minority and the large, illiterate masses. Nonetheless, while educationists now have bold plans to exploit the internet to the hilt towards the spread of literacy in the country, the availability of hardware and IT skills are a stumbling block, compounded by the huge number of computer-illiterate that defies all planning within a foreseeable time frame. Yet, we can only marvel at the internet for all that it can accomplish at the click of a mouse.
The spread of literacy in India is made more difficult by the _______.

size of the country vast rural areas high number of computer - illiterate people large cities

25. Read the passage given below and answer the questions that follow.
When we view the ubiquity of the internet around us today, we find it hard to believe that it is barely thirty years old. It was invented in the USA to allow various computers to communicate with each other, an improvement upon the limited possibilities of the physical linking of computers prevalent then. Begun in 1990, the World Wide Web (www) is among the principal services available on the internet, and has had a major impact on how we use this facility. With almost countless websites in numerous languages, www has become the most popular content provider in the world, with a host of search engines to facilitate navigation. In fact, it is not uncommon today to even measure progress in a region or country, using the yardstick of internet access among the population. However, in this respect, India presents an interesting case where the soaring numbers of users often mask the digital divide between the literate minority and the large, illiterate masses. Nonetheless, while educationists now have bold plans to exploit the internet to the hilt towards the spread of literacy in the country, the availability of hardware and IT skills are a stumbling block, compounded by the huge number of computer-illiterate that defies all planning within a foreseeable time frame. Yet, we can only marvel at the internet for all that it can accomplish at the click of a mouse.
According to the text, ‘digital divide’ means the difference between those with and without skills and access to _______.

digital information science and technology information and communication technologies digital luxury

26. Read the passage given below and answer the questions that follow.
When we view the ubiquity of the internet around us today, we find it hard to believe that it is barely thirty years old. It was invented in the USA to allow various computers to communicate with each other, an improvement upon the limited possibilities of the physical linking of computers prevalent then. Begun in 1990, the World Wide Web (www) is among the principal services available on the internet, and has had a major impact on how we use this facility. With almost countless websites in numerous languages, www has become the most popular content provider in the world, with a host of search engines to facilitate navigation. In fact, it is not uncommon today to even measure progress in a region or country, using the yardstick of internet access among the population. However, in this respect, India presents an interesting case where the soaring numbers of users often mask the digital divide between the literate minority and the large, illiterate masses. Nonetheless, while educationists now have bold plans to exploit the internet to the hilt towards the spread of literacy in the country, the availability of hardware and IT skills are a stumbling block, compounded by the huge number of computer-illiterate that defies all planning within a foreseeable time frame. Yet, we can only marvel at the internet for all that it can accomplish at the click of a mouse.
The www is available in ________.

numerical languages only very few languages computer languages only many different languages

27. Read the passage given below and answer the questions that follow.
When we view the ubiquity of the internet around us today, we find it hard to believe that it is barely thirty years old. It was invented in the USA to allow various computers to communicate with each other, an improvement upon the limited possibilities of the physical linking of computers prevalent then. Begun in 1990, the World Wide Web (www) is among the principal services available on the internet, and has had a major impact on how we use this facility. With almost countless websites in numerous languages, www has become the most popular content provider in the world, with a host of search engines to facilitate navigation. In fact, it is not uncommon today to even measure progress in a region or country, using the yardstick of internet access among the population. However, in this respect, India presents an interesting case where the soaring numbers of users often mask the digital divide between the literate minority and the large, illiterate masses. Nonetheless, while educationists now have bold plans to exploit the internet to the hilt towards the spread of literacy in the country, the availability of hardware and IT skills are a stumbling block, compounded by the huge number of computer-illiterate that defies all planning within a foreseeable time frame. Yet, we can only marvel at the internet for all that it can accomplish at the click of a mouse.
‘Ubiquity’ means ______.

famous everywhere present everywhere useful everywhere growing rapidly

28. Read the passage given below and answer the questions that follow.
When we view the ubiquity of the internet around us today, we find it hard to believe that it is barely thirty years old. It was invented in the USA to allow various computers to communicate with each other, an improvement upon the limited possibilities of the physical linking of computers prevalent then. Begun in 1990, the World Wide Web (www) is among the principal services available on the internet, and has had a major impact on how we use this facility. With almost countless websites in numerous languages, www has become the most popular content provider in the world, with a host of search engines to facilitate navigation. In fact, it is not uncommon today to even measure progress in a region or country, using the yardstick of internet access among the population. However, in this respect, India presents an interesting case where the soaring numbers of users often mask the digital divide between the literate minority and the large, illiterate masses. Nonetheless, while educationists now have bold plans to exploit the internet to the hilt towards the spread of literacy in the country, the availability of hardware and IT skills are a stumbling block, compounded by the huge number of computer-illiterate that defies all planning within a foreseeable time frame. Yet, we can only marvel at the internet for all that it can accomplish at the click of a mouse.
Which of the following statements is incorrect?

The internet was invented to physically link computers. The www is the most popular content provider. The internet is nearly three decades old. The www was invented in 1990.

29. Read the notice below and answer the questions that follow.
Read the notice below and answer the questions that follow.
The Lotus School
15th Jan., 20XX
Interhouse English Declamation Contest
Venue : School Auditorium
Date : 2nd Feb., 20XX (Juniors)
3rd Feb., 20XX (Seniors)
Time : 12 pm
A team of four students will participate from each house in each of the following categories, separately for boys and girls:
Junior : Class 6-9
Senior : Class 10-12
Preliminary rounds will be completed under the arrangements of the english department by 25th Jan., 20XX, and lists of teams submitted to the Coordinator by 11 am on 27th Jan., 20XX. Delayed submission will not be accepted. The coordinator will be responsible to invite a panel of three judges from local schools,
with the approval of the principal. The marking scheme will be as follows:
subject matter – 30%; language – 40%; delivery – 30%.
Prizes will be awarded to the first three speakers in each category, and the house attaining the maximum points will be
awarded the overall championship. The Coordination Conference will be held in the principal’s office at 10 am on 28th Jan., 20XX, during which the topics for the declamation will also be disclosed. All housemasters will attend.
Good Luck!
The panel of judges will comprise _____.

three teachers from local schools three teachers from the school four teachers from the school three teachers from another city

30. Read the notice below and answer the questions that follow.
Read the notice below and answer the questions that follow.
The Lotus School
15th Jan., 20XX
Interhouse English Declamation Contest
Venue : School Auditorium
Date : 2nd Feb., 20XX (Juniors)
3rd Feb., 20XX (Seniors)
Time : 12 pm
A team of four students will participate from each house in each of the following categories, separately for boys and girls:
Junior : Class 6-9
Senior : Class 10-12
Preliminary rounds will be completed under the arrangements of the english department by 25th Jan., 20XX, and lists of teams submitted to the Coordinator by 11 am on 27th Jan., 20XX. Delayed submission will not be accepted. The coordinator will be responsible to invite a panel of three judges from local schools,
with the approval of the principal. The marking scheme will be as follows:
subject matter – 30%; language – 40%; delivery – 30%.
Prizes will be awarded to the first three speakers in each category, and the house attaining the maximum points will be
awarded the overall championship. The Coordination Conference will be held in the principal’s office at 10 am on 28th Jan., 20XX, during which the topics for the declamation will also be disclosed. All housemasters will attend.
Good Luck!
The Coordination Conference will be held in the ______.

english department principal’s office coordinator’s office school auditorium

31. Read the notice below and answer the questions that follow.
The Lotus School
15th Jan., 20XX
Interhouse English Declamation Contest
Venue : School Auditorium
Date : 2nd Feb., 20XX (Juniors)
3rd Feb., 20XX (Seniors)
Time : 12 pm
A team of four students will participate from each house in each of the following categories, separately for boys and girls:
Junior : Class 6-9
Senior : Class 10-12
Preliminary rounds will be completed under the arrangements of the english department by 25th Jan., 20XX, and lists of teams submitted to the Coordinator by 11 am on 27th Jan., 20XX. Delayed submission will not be accepted. The coordinator will be responsible to invite a panel of three judges from local schools,
with the approval of the principal. The marking scheme will be as follows:
subject matter – 30%; language – 40%; delivery – 30%.
Prizes will be awarded to the first three speakers in each category, and the house attaining the maximum points will be
awarded the overall championship. The Coordination Conference will be held in the principal’s office at 10 am on 28th Jan., 20XX, during which the topics for the declamation will also be disclosed. All housemasters will attend.
Good Luck!
Kiran has been selected to take part. While preparing, she should put in _______.

equal effort for language and content, but more for delivery equal effort for delivery and content, but more for language equal effort for language, content and delivery equal effort for delivery and language, but more for content

32. Choose the incorrect part of the sentences.

seems to have become extreme sport Nowadays, all rage.

33. Choose the incorrect part of the sentences .

in governance. for a transparency has taken up the fight The newly formed party

34. Choose the incorrect part of the sentences?

With our limitations of funding, in brain research the little progress is surprised.

35. Choose the incorrect part of the sentences ?

even after so many years. She oftenly spoke of her childhood with nostalgia

36. Choose the incorrect part of the sentences.?

to dutys call he responded As a true soldier even after retirement

37. Choose the incorrect part of the sentences?.

suited him to the tee. The audition committee agreed that the role

38. Choose The correct option
At a/an _____ they may be forced to fall back on that derelict shack for shelter.

cinch hunch emergency pinch

39. Choose The correct option
I played with the same guitar _____ you did.

of which by which that which

40. Choose The correct option
The committee backed the reforms to _____.

a hilt a sword the dagger the hilt

41. Choose The correct option
Retrenchment seems to be the _____ of the day in the recession.

offer rule edict order

42. Choose The correct option
Their recent victory overseas is part of their winning _____ .

toss streak piece stroke

43. Choose The correct option
He scored the winning goal ____ the nick of time.

on over in at

44. Choose The correct option
John is a great organiser. He was _____, making all the party arrangements.

in his element elementary in element elemental

45. Choose The correct option
A skilful storyteller -

Bard Thespian Bohemian Raconteur

46. Choose the opposite meaning for the underlined The torrid weather conditions seem aptly suited to the cultivation of certain fruit.

moist hot cool balmy

47. Choose the opposite meaning for the underlined He seems to enjoy wearing unorthodox colour combinations.

soothing regular restful repetitive

48. Choose the similar meaning for the underlined word The politician repudiated all claims that he was leaving the party.

Demurred Refused Renounced Disavowed

49. Choose the correct spelling
Some optimistic economists are still quite ______ about our growth.

senguine sanguine sanguene sangunie

50. Choose the correct spelling
The city string band has the most impressive _____ in town.

repartoire repertiore repairtoire repertoire

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