Section 4 : Exercise on Articles

Section 4 : Exercise on Articles


Fill in the blanks with "a", "an" or "the" 

Exercise A : Fill in the blanks with suitable articles : 

1.To The south of India is ........ Indian Ocean 

2. I read ......... Gita 

3.  I read ....... Bible 

4.  I read ....... Mahabharata 

5.  I read ....... Koran 

6.  I read ........ Ramayana 

7. Rabindranath is ....... Shakespeare of India 

8. ......... Souvik has come. 

9. He is ........ Kalidas. 

10. ........ earth moves round ....... sun. 

11. ........ earth is a happy place. 

12. ........ Ganga is a holy river. 

13. Everest is ......... highest peak in the world. 

14. ........ Himalaya is ....... biggest mountain in the world. 

15. ....... Andaman and Nicobar Islands is situated in the south of India.

16. ......... Indian Ocean is on the south of India. 

17. ....... Arabian sea is on the west of India. 18. ....... Brahmaputra is a long river. 

19. ........ lion is the king of jungle. 

20. My brother is ...... SDO/ ..... MLA/ .... LLB. 

21. Our headmaster is ..... honourable man. 

22. He is late by ..... hour. 


Exercise B : Fill in the blanks with suitable articles : 

1. This is ... delightful spot.  

2. Meter is .... unit of length.  

3. She saw .... wonderful sight.  

4. She is .... heir to this property.  

5. She wrote .... one-act play. 

6. He is ..... BA. 

7. Gopal is ..... FRCS  

8. This is ..... umbrella. 

9. There is .... university in Tripura.  

10. We took .... unanimous decision.  

11. He is  .......... MBBS 

12. He is.......... SDO.  

13. He is..........MLA   

14. He is.......... LLB 

15. He is.......... MSc.  

16. He is..........  MA  

17. He is.......... DM  

18. He is.......... SDM   

19. He is.......... honourable man.   

20. He will come after ......... hour.

21. It is......... one-act play 

22. It is.......... one-rupee note. 

23. He is.......... one-eyed man 

24. It is.......... owl 

25. It is........ umbrella 

26. It is......... horse 

27. He is......... union  leader.

28. It is ........... university.  

29. ........... European came here. 

30. ........... Indian came here.  

31. We went to ........... USA 

32. We went to  ........... USSR 

33.  We went to.......... Punjab.  

 34. We went to  ........... Himalayas.  

35. ...........  Ganga is holy river. 

36. We went to .......... Andaman  and Nicobar Islands. 

37. I read .......... Statesman. 

38. I read ........... Dainik Sambad 

39. I went to .......... Tajmahal. 

40. I went to .......... Red Fort.

41. I ate  ........... apple. 

42. ...... Ramen has come.  

43. Kalidas is .... Shakespeare of India.  

44. I see, you are ...... Kalidas.

45. Everest is ---- highest peak in the world.

 46. I told this ---- hundred times. 

47.. My brother is ...... SDO/ ..... MLA/ .... LLB. 

48. Our headmaster is ..... honourable man. 

49. He is late by ..... hour. 

50. ......... honest person is respected by all. 

51. I have ........ horse. 

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