English MCQ Questions with answers

The correct option is (B) Render.

​Explanation

​In English, certain verbs naturally pair with specific nouns (a concept called collocation). The standard, formal expression used for providing assistance, help, or a service to people in need is to render help or to render assistance.

​Why the other options don't fit:

• ​Contribute: Usually pairs with specific items or funds (e.g., "contribute money" or "contribute food"), rather than the abstract noun "help" in this sentence structure.
• ​Impart: Means to pass on information, knowledge, or a skill (e.g., "impart knowledge" or "impart wisdom").
• ​Summon: Means to officially call for someone or gather up a quality (e.g., "summon a doctor" or "summon courage").

The error is in part (b) of the sentence.

​The Correction:

​The word "the" should be replaced with the feminine pronoun "she".

• ​Incorrect: A girl must be gracious / if the wishes / to be a ballerina.
• ​Correct: A girl must be gracious / if she wishes / to be a ballerina.

​Why?

​The sentence requires a personal pronoun to serve as the subject for the verb "wishes" and to refer back to the singular noun "A girl". Using the article "the" in this position creates a grammatical error.