Sentences Test 30

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Question 1
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Fill in the blank with the most appropriate word.
She is very healthy, but______.

A
she can play tennis

B
she is also rich

C
she might get sick

D
she reads a lot

Solution

Option C is the correct answer. The use of the conjunction but in the sentence hints at the health of the girl being somewhat questionable. Thus the possibility of being sick is the most appropriate answer. Options A,B and D are incorrect because the cause and effect of the options are in conflict with the first part of the sentence. The girl's being of questionable health has no relation to her being able to play, or read, or her wealth. Thus, option C is indeed the correct answer.
Question 2
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Replace the adjective phrase with the adjective of same meaning.

He wore a turban made of silk.

A
He wore a shiny turban.

B
He wore a silken turban.

C
He wore a silky turban.

D
None of the above

Solution

The adjective phrase can be replaced by an adjective with the same meaning.

Option A is incorrect: 'shiny' changes the meaning of the sentence.

Option B is correct: 'silken' means 'made of silk', thus it's the correct adjective for the adjective phrase given.

Option C is incorrect: 'silky' also changes the meaning of the sentence.

Option D is incorrect: It's irrelevant.
Question 3
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Fill in the blank with the most appropriate word.
You sometimes __________ quite valuable things in antique shop.

A
come across

B
come back

C
come into

D
come off

E
come round
Question 4
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Replace the adjective phrase with the adjective of same meaning.

He is a man of great height

A
He is a tall man.

B
He is a long man.

C
He is a high man.

D
None of the above

Solution

The adjective phrase can be replaced by an adjective with the same meaning.

Option A is correct: as 'of great height ' means the same as 'tall'.

Option B is incorrect: 'long' is not a suitable word to describe the height of a man.

Option C is incorrect: 'high' can't be used for the height of the man.

Option D is incorrect: It's irrelevant.
Question 5
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Choose the correct option that fits in the blank.
You can borrow the book............you return it soon.

A
in as much that

B
as soon as

C
as though

D
provided that

Solution

D: provided that is usually written before starting a condition. So, the sentence that follows it tells about a condition. This condition should be satisfied for the part before 'provided that' to happen.

Here, the person tells other person that he/she can borrow the book if (provided that) the person returns it soon.

So, option D is correct.
Options A and C don't start any condition. So, they are incorrect.
Option B tells that the part before "as soon as" will happen when the part after
as soon as" takes place. However, we can't return a book before borrowing it. So, option B is incorrect.
Question 6
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Choose the correct meaning of the underlined phrase.
The government got nowhere with its plan to curtail housing shortage.

A
Moved nowhere

B
Became obsessed

C
Fooled no one

D
Accomplished nothing

E
Succeeded completely

Solution

The phrase 'got nowhere' is used in situations where nothing gets worked out. In this context, the government is able to accomplish nothing with its plan to curtail housing shortage. so the phrase 'got nowhere' has been used. Hence, option D is correct and the others are not because they do not provide the appropriate information.
Question 7
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Replace the adjective phrase with the adjective of same meaning.

She is a writer of great versatility.

A
She is a great writer.

B
She is a versatile writer.

C
She is an amazing writer.

D
None of the above.

Solution

An adjective phrase can be replaced by an adjective with the same meaning.

Option A is incorrect: 'great' means large in amount or special ability, the meaning is similar but not the same.

Option B is correct: 'versatile' means the same as 'great versatility', thus it's the correct adjective for the adjective phrase given.

Option C is incorrect: 'amazing' means very surprising. This changes the meaning of the sentence.

Option D is incorrect: It's irrelevant.
Question 8
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Replace the adjective phrase with the adjective of same meaning.

It is of no use.

A
It is useful.

B
It is useless.

C
It is waste.

D
Both B and C are correct

Solution

An adjective phrase can be replaced by an adjective with the same meaning.

Option A is incorrect: 'useful' means exactly the opposite of the meaning of the sentence.

Option B is correct: 'useless' means 'of no use', thus it's a correct adjective for the adjective phrase given.

Option C is incorrect: 'waste' means - 'no longer useful', the meaning is similar but not the same.

Option D is incorrect: it's irrelevant.
Question 9
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Replace the adjective phrase with the adjective of same meaning.

I met a little girl from a cottage.

A
I met a little girl from a hut.

B
I met a little girl.

C
I met a little cottage girl.

D
None of the above

Solution

An adjective phrase can be replaced by an adjective with the same meaning.

Option A is incorrect: 'hut' is different from the cottage.

Option B is incorrect: The sentence is incomplete.

Option C is correct: 'cottage girl' means - a girl from a cottage, thus it's a correct adjective for the adjective phrase given.

Option D is incorrect: It's irrelevant.
Question 10
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Replace the adjective phrase with the adjective of same meaning.

He is a boy of great promise.

A
He is intelligent boy.

B
He is a promising boy.

C
He is a optimistic boy.

D
Both B and C are correct.

Solution

The adjective phrase can be replaced by an adjective with the same meaning.

Option A incorrect: as 'intelligent' means having or showing the ability to understand, learn and think. This is different from the given phrase.

Option B is correct: 'promising' means great promise. Thus it's a correct adjective for the adjective phrase given.

Option C is incorrect: Meaning of sentence is changed.

Option D is incorrect: It's irrelevant.

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Sentences Test 30

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Question 1

she can play tennis

she is also rich

she might get sick

she reads a lot

Solution

Question 2

He wore a shiny turban.

He wore a silken turban.

He wore a silky turban.

None of the above

Solution

Question 3

come across

come back

come into

come off

come round

Question 4

He is a tall man.

He is a long man.

He is a high man.

None of the above

Solution

Question 5

in as much that

as soon as

as though

provided that

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Question 6

Moved nowhere

Became obsessed

Fooled no one

Accomplished nothing

Succeeded completely

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Question 7

She is a great writer.

She is a versatile writer.

She is an amazing writer.

None of the above.

Solution

Question 8

It is useful.

It is useless.

It is waste.

Both B and C are correct

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Question 9

I met a little girl from a hut.

I met a little girl.

I met a little cottage girl.

None of the above

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Question 10

He is intelligent boy.

He is a promising boy.

He is a optimistic boy.

Both B and C are correct.

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