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Sentence Completion Test 5

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Sentence Completion Online Test

  • This is an online quiz to test your knowledge of Sentence Completion in English.
  • This Online Test is useful for academic and competitive exams.
  • Multiple answer choices are given for each question in this test. You have to choose the best option.
  • After completing the test, you can see your result.
  • There are 10 questions in the test.
  • There is no negative marking for wrong answers.
  • There is no specified time to complete this test.

Select the most appropriate word for the blank space.

Traffic problems in Mumbai are as serious as in any other city in India; and they are complicated by digging of roads by the corporation on this or that _________.

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.

Select the most appropriate group of words for the blank space.

All attempts to revive the fishing industry were _________ failure.

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

Select the most appropriate word for the blank space.

Learning is more efficient when it is _________. It is less efficient when it is _________.

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.

Select the most appropriate word for the blank space.

Though fond of many acquaintances, I desire _________ only with a few.

The correct choice should have a meaning similar to ‘acquaintances’ but have a greater intensity. An acquaintance is a person whom one knows, especially through work or business, but who is not an intimate (close) friend.

Select the most appropriate word for the blank space.

Among the factors _________ to the low productivity in agriculture, the first place is occupied by irregular water supply.

If something contributes to an event or situation, it is one of the causes of it. Here “factors” has been used in the sense of causes. If you contribute money or resources to something, you give them to help achieve a particular purpose.

Select the most appropriate word for the blank space.

Mark was always _________ of the good fortune of others.

When someone else has good fortune (luck), the general feeling is: “Why is he the favoured one? Why not I?” This is a feeling of ‘envy’.

Select the most appropriate word for the blank space.

The President today _________ the committee with the induction of the five new general secretaries in place of those dropped.

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’.

Select the most appropriate word for the blank space.

When people around you are losing their heads, it is very difficult to remain serene. It needs a lot of _________.

When people around you are losing their heads, it is very difficult to remain serene (calm and peaceful). It needs a lot of patience.

Select the most appropriate word for the blank space.

AIDS is not a disease that can be _________ through the air or by insects.

If A transmits a disease to B, A has the disease and causes B to have it. Here, ‘disease’ gives us the clue.

Select the most appropriate word or group of words for the blank space.

I think all drivers _________ seat belts.

“had better wear” is the correct answer because it makes the sentence grammatically correct. We use “had better” to refer to the present or the future, to talk about actions we think people should do or which are desirable in a specific situation. For Example: It’s five o’clock. I had better go now before the traffic gets too bad. (not: I had better to go now)

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