Sentence Completion Test 4

When you review something, it is merely a study, not an action (implementation). But “induction” is an action. So we reject ('reviewed'). Again, “the committee” already existed, otherwise how could five persons have been ‘dropped’. And you don’t form that which already exists. So ('formed') is rejected. ('enlarged') is rejected because ‘enlarging’ would only involve ‘induction', no ‘dropping’.

Only something negative can prevent a good measure. We have two answer choices representing negativeness: first and second. But second choice is not applicable as a ‘syndrome’ is a medical condition that is characterised by a particular group of signs and symptoms.

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.

Let us look at the look phrases. If you ‘look after’ someone, you do what is necessary to keep him healthy, safe, or in good condition. If you look after something, you are responsible for it.

If you ‘tie down’ someone, you restrict his freedom in some way.

“estimated to” fits correctly in the sentence to make the sentence grammatically correct.

The phrase ‘all walks of life’ means ‘from all the profession or from all the fields’.

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.

We can feel morally Outraged when someone insults us - as long as we do not act upon those feelings by burning down houses. 'Outraged’ means over shocked and angry. For the first blank, ‘violated’ and ‘outraged’ are the suitable usages. But, ‘harp’ is not suitable for the second blank. Hence, Option “outraged, act” is the most appropriate word.

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.