Sentence Completion Online Test

Fourth answer choice is rejected because the word should suggest that the fact goes “in favour of” the manager. If the profitability declines it would go against the manager. A good manager adds to the profitability. In other words, the profitability increases.

‘Apprehend’ means to arrest, ‘nabbed’ means to catch, ‘admonish’ is scolding mildly, the second gap could be filled by either first, second or fourth answer choices. ‘renowned’ means popular for some talent or skill, thus, too can be eliminated. ‘notorious’ means popular for wrong reason and is, therefore, a more appropriate choice than famous.

‘Graphologist’ is one who studies handwriting, while a ‘cosmetologist’ is a person skilled in the art of cosmetics, ‘Beagle’ is a species of dog and ‘lapidary’ is a person skilled in polishing atoms.

‘Morphed’ is suitable to be used with recognition. Also, ‘once was’ gives the idea of the transformation that this city has undergone.

The word ‘preponderance’, means ‘greater than other in amount influence or importance’ which suits the content of the sentence. Other answer choices are grammatically incorrect.

For the second blank, ‘welcomed’ and ‘greeted’ are the suitable words to use. But, ‘celebrating’ is suitable for the first one. Hence, “Celebrating, welcomed” is the most appropriate word for the blank space.

A ‘pretext’ is a reason which you pretend has caused you to do something. That is, you tell people that X is the reason, but in fact, it is not.

The word ‘redoubtable’ means ‘deserving to be feared or respected’ this fits in best in the contents of the sentence.

Human beings are biological organisms they need to be grounded in time and place or else they come unhinged. For the first blank, ‘organisms’ and ‘creatures’ are suitable words to use but for the second blank, it is suitable to use ‘unhinged’. Hence, “organisms, unhinged” is the most appropriate word for the blank space.

‘Autocratic’ is the adjective from autocracy (autos = self + kratos = power). An autocratic ruler concentrates all power on himself. He makes decisions without asking anyone else’s advice.