Sentence Completion Online Test

‘Condition’ and ‘atmosphere’ are suitable usage in the second blank. But, for the first blank ‘benefited’ is not the suitable word to use. Hence, “transformed, atmosphere” the most appropriate word for the blank space.

If something (here, the driver’s licence) is impounded by the police or other officials, they officially take possession of it because a law or rule has been broken (here, “rash driving”). ‘Impounded’ thus means seized in a specific context.

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.

The sentence is in question form. The phrase ‘were you born’ suits well.

Learning can be made very efficient if it is delivered in the form of fun - games or interesting exercises. Drudgery means hard monotonous routine work. Clearly it makes the Learning less efficient.

If you are even moderately interested in news, you must have heard of the NPT. It stands for Nuclear non-proliferation Treaty — a treaty which aims at halting the proliferation (increasing in number very quickly) of nuclear (atomic) weapons.

If you have a right to do something (here ‘vote'), you are morally or legally entitled to do it. “The age of 18” is the legal barrier here.

The use of ‘for’ here indicates that the action continues for the whole period of six months.

“usually plays” is correct because it makes the sentence an illustration of the simple present tense, which expresses a habitual action and how often it happens.

A proposal is ‘turned down’ not forced down. So, we have to choose from second and fourth answer choices. ‘Naivete’ means inexperience and ‘sophistry’ means clever reasoning done to mislead. ‘Sophistry’ and ‘turned’ are the appropriate fillers for the sentence.