Which noun is used as an adjective in 'stone wall'? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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Which noun is used as an adjective in 'stone wall'?

A. stone

B. wall

C. both

D. none

Answer: Option A

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'Stone' is a noun used attributively as an adjective.

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The feminine of 'stag' is:

A. doe

B. hind

C. mare

D. ewe

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Correct Answer: Option B

Explanation:
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The noun 'fish' can be plural as 'fish' or 'fishes'. 'Fishes' is used for:

A. none

B. both

C. many individual fish of the same species

D. different species of fish

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A. dice

B. die

C. dices

D. dies

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Correct Answer: Option D

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