ICSE Class 10 Practice Test 2026

About the ICSE Class 10 exam

The ICSE - Class 10 (ICSE Class 10) is a icse board examination administered in India. It is designed to assess candidates' knowledge and proficiency across 9 key subject areas including Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology. This exam is widely recognized as an essential benchmark for students and professionals.

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8 free ICSE Class 10 practice questions (2026)

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1. Fill in the blank with an appropriate preposition: 'The committee agreed ______ my proposal after a brief discussion.'

   • to
   • with
   • on
   • for
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   Answer: A. to

   We use 'agree to' when referring to a proposal, plan, or suggestion, whereas 'agree with' is used for agreeing with a person.

   Topic: English Language · medium

2. Fill in the blank with an appropriate phrasal verb: 'The old man passed ______ peacefully in his sleep last night.'

   • off
   • away
   • through
   • by
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   Answer: B. away

   'Passed away' is a polite phrasal verb meaning to die.

   Topic: English Language · easy

3. Fill in the blank with an appropriate preposition: 'She is very good ______ playing the violin.'

   • in
   • on
   • at
   • with
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   Answer: C. at

   The standard preposition used after the adjective 'good' to indicate proficiency in an activity is 'at'.

   Topic: English Language · easy

4. Fill in the blank with an appropriate preposition: 'We must abide ______ the rules laid down by the school management.'

   • with
   • by
   • in
   • to
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   Answer: B. by

   'Abide by' is a fixed phrasal verb meaning to accept, comply with, or obey a rule or decision.

   Topic: English Language · easy

5. Fill in the blank with an appropriate phrasal verb: 'The manager called ______ the meeting due to heavy rains.'

   • off
   • out
   • back
   • down
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   Answer: A. off

   'Call off' means to cancel an event or an agreement.

   Topic: English Language · medium

6. Fill in the blank with an appropriate phrasal verb: 'His health broke ______ under the strain of continuous overwork.'

   • up
   • down
   • through
   • off
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   Answer: B. down

   'Break down' is used here to mean a collapse or failure of physical or mental health.

   Topic: English Language · medium

7. Fill in the blank with an appropriate phrasal verb: 'The teacher warned him against falling ______ with his classmates over minor disputes.'

   • out
   • back
   • off
   • in
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   Answer: A. out

   'Fall out' means to quarrel or have an argument with someone.

   Topic: English Language · hard

8. Join the following sentences without using 'and', 'but', or 'so': 'He was very tired. He could not walk any further.'

   • Being very tired, he could not walk any further.
   • He was very tired and he could not walk any further.
   • He could not walk any further but he was very tired.
   • As he was tired so he could not walk further.
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   Answer: A. Being very tired, he could not walk any further.

   Using a participle clause ('Being very tired...') successfully joins the sentences without using forbidden coordinators like 'and', 'but', or 'so'.

   Topic: English Language · easy

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