| Sentence Completion Test | ||
| 1. | A | Challenges must be overcome it will not be suppressed, ignored or sustained so it eliminates A, B and C. And potential fits in the second blank. Hence option A |
| 2. | A | It can be mouth and brain. vision and intellect are postive and cant get into trouble. co option B,C,D and E gets eliminated. Hence option A |
| 3. | C | We had lunch at a chinese restaurant yesterday. grammetically correct sentence. Hence option 3 |
| 4. | B | Key words: clearly, speaking english. the sentance is negative so it should be at a disadvantage it cannot be to, in,from or on disadvantage grammetically wrong. Eliminate option A,C,D,E. Hence option B. |
| 5. | C | Key words: no rationale. The blank must take a word that opposes this theme of rationality. |
| 6. | E | Key words: for support. Both the blanks must take positive and strong words. |
| 7. | C | Key words: help them to mingle with. A positive word must fill the first blank. |
| 8. | D | Every minister must be made¬ accountable to the public for his/her acts of omission and commission. Accountable means to be responsible for one’s decisions or actions. Menacing means threatening. Acceptable and approachable do not fit the context. |
| 9. | A | Suresh is a smooth operator who can dupe even the not so gullible. The key part of the sentence is the expression ‘even the not so gullible’, which indicates that a negative word or expression will fit the blank. |
| 10. | C | The news is too good to be true. The word ‘too’ indicates an excess. Hence, option c is the answer. |
| 11. | D | I have never come across such a problem and therefore confess I have no ready-made answer to it. The logic is that since this person has never encountered such a problem earlier he has no ready-made answer to it. |
| 12. | A | Our job as teachers is to quench the thirst for knowledge and ignite the spark of enthusiasm. The word quench relates to thirst while ignite relates to spark. |
| 13. | E | Though constantly, perennially and eternally are synonyms yet constantly fits the blank best as it simply means continuously, whereas perennially and eternally mean everlasting and are too strong for the given context. A landmark announcement is an important announcement. |
| 14. | B | The conjunction but indicates a contrast. Technology may have changed something but still something has not changed and that is the practice/norm of arranged marriages. Youngsters too support this practice. Therefore, ‘endorsing’ fits the second blank best. |
| 15. | C | A snobbish person considers himself to be superior. He thus will not go in for something common (ubiquitous). |
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