Sentences Test 29

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Question 1
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Fill in the blank with the most appropriate word.
She was not listening while _________.

A
I was talking

B
we are complaining

C
she is very angry with you

D
you tell him something to do

Solution

Option A is the most appropriate answer since the cause and effect in the sentence are in agreement with each other. The statements in options B,C and D are incorrect because they are not compatible with the event displayed in the first part of the sentence and, thus, make no sense, making the sentence nonsensical. Therefore, Options B,C and D are incorrect in this context.
Question 2
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Find the synonym of the underlined word.
All students should bear in mind that these books must be read by mid-semester.

A
Remember

B
Memorize

C
Decide

D
Overlook

E
Declare

Solution

The phrase, 'To bear in mind'. or to keep something in mind means If you tell someone to bear something in mind or to keep something in mind, you are reminding or warning them about something important which they should remember.
In this context, all students should bear in mind means that they should remember that the books must be read by mid-semester.
Hence, option A is correct and the others are not because they do not provide the correct answer.
Question 3
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Fill in the blank with the most appropriate word.
Although he eats a lot, _________.

A
he is losing weight

B
he is gaining weight

C
he is getting fatter

D
he is putting on weight

Solution

Option A is the correct answer. The use of the conjunction although denotes something contradictory happening. Options B,C and D are also incorrect since the statements therein negate the use of the conjunction.
Question 4
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Fill in the blank with the most appropriate word.
The doctor examined me; however, _________.

A
he found nothing wrong with me

B
he prescribed some medicine

C
I wasn't feeling very well

D
I was given an injection

Solution

Option A is the correct answer. The statement of the option justifies the use of the conjunction however in the sentence. Options B,C and D are also incorrect for the same reason. They all negate the use of the word, which denotes something contradictory to the situation happening in the sentence. Thus, the doctor having examined someone would more often than denote some kind of results leading to ill health. The use of however in the sentence means that something else has occurred, thus making option A the correct answer.
Question 5
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Fill in the blank with the most appropriate word.
Naturally I'm ____________ that I didn't pass the examination but I'll do better next time.

A
deceived

B
despaired

C
disappointed

D
disillusioned

E
tricked

Solution

It goes without saying that anybody would be disappointed if they didn't pass an examination. So, in this case the sentence would be: Naturally I'm disappointed that I didn't pass the examination but I'll do better next time.
The word 'disillusioned' is to get over a preconceived or imagined belief, which in this case is absolutely irrelevant and so are the other words like deceived, despaired and tricked. So, option C is correct and the other options are not because they do not provide the appropriate information.
Question 6
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Fill in the blank with the most appropriate word.
I couldn't solve the problem so _________.

A
I telephoned the police

B
I called an ambulance

C
I asked my father to help me

D
I answered the advertisement

Solution

Option C is the most appropriate answer. It is extremely reasonable to ask someone for help when one couldn't solve a problem. However, as enumerated in the option A,B and D, the situation is not so grave as to require assistance form the police, or calling an ambulance, or answering an advertisement. Hence, Option C is indeed the most appropriate answer.
Question 7
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Fill in the blank with the most appropriate word.
We can't do anything before __________.

A
the doctor comes

B
the doctor didn't come

C
the doctor will come

D
the doctor doesn't come

Solution

Option A is the correct answer. The sentence, being in simple present is only fit to have the following verb in the same tense. Option B and D are incorrect because they negate the possibility of the task that the speaker of the sentence is anticipating. Option C is in the future tense, and hence, incorrect.
Question 8
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Fill in the blank with the most appropriate word.
I have a mark on my coat but _________.

A
it is not noticeable

B
I've cleaned it

C
you can see it

D
it was very small

Solution

Option A is the most appropriate answer. It is the correct answer because it justifies the use of the conjunction but in the sentence. The cause and effect of the sentence are in agreement. options B,C and D are incorrect because they negate the use of the conjunction, thereby making the complete sentence unreasonable.
Question 9
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Fill in the blank with the most appropriate word.
There is 'no smoking' sign in our library but _________.

A
I never smoke there

B
a lot of people ignore it

C
nobody smokes

D
everybody must obey this

Solution

Taking into account the mood of the sentence including the conjunction but, it is only fitting that the answer would be negating the instruction mentioned in the sentence. Thus, Option B is the correct answer. Options A,C and D are incorrect because they do not negate the but in the sentence rendering it redundant.
Question 10
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Fill in the blank with the most appropriate word.
You'd better take care of yourself, otherwise, _________.

A
it is very cold outside

B
you will catch cold

C
put on a sweater

D
you should take a hot shower

Solution

Option B is the correct answer. The cause and effect of the sentence line-up with the statement in the option, making it meaningful. Options A,C and D are incorrect because they negate the use of the word otherwise, in addition to being in conflict with the causality mentioned in the sentence. Not taking care of oneself does not result in changing weather, wearing winter garments or showering. It does however lead to ill health. Thus, Option B is indeed the correct answer.

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Sentences Test 29

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SHARING IS CARING

Question 1

I was talking

we are complaining

she is very angry with you

you tell him something to do

Solution

Question 2

Remember

Memorize

Decide

Overlook

Declare

Solution

Question 3

he is losing weight

he is gaining weight

he is getting fatter

he is putting on weight

Solution

Question 4

he found nothing wrong with me

he prescribed some medicine

I wasn't feeling very well

I was given an injection

Solution

Question 5

deceived

despaired

disappointed

disillusioned

tricked

Solution

Question 6

I telephoned the police

I called an ambulance

I asked my father to help me

I answered the advertisement

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Question 7

the doctor comes

the doctor didn't come

the doctor will come

the doctor doesn't come

Solution

Question 8

it is not noticeable

I've cleaned it

you can see it

it was very small

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Question 9

I never smoke there

a lot of people ignore it

nobody smokes

everybody must obey this

Solution

Question 10

it is very cold outside

you will catch cold

put on a sweater

you should take a hot shower

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