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Practice Test Set 2 (Sentence Completion)

  1. Those cottages _____ perfectly with the landscape.

    1. mix
    2. blend
    3. unite
    4. compound
  2. If the teams were not so evenly matched, it would be easier to _____ the outcome of the match.

    1. argue
    2. predict
    3. discuss
    4. influence
  3. The principal along with the students _____ gone on the picnic.

    1. has
    2. have
    3. were
    4. are
  4. He was _____ a member of Assembly.

    1. formerly
    2. formally
    3. lastly
    4. old
  5. He said that there was no going back because his decision was _____.

    1. palatable
    2. peremptory
    3. premeditated
    4. revolutionary
  6. Knowledge is like a deep well fed by _____ springs and your mind in the little bucket that you drop in it.

    1. external
    2. perennial
    3. immortal
    4. inexhaustible
  7. The ____ of the headlights of the car almost blinded me.

    1. shine
    2. glare
    3. dazzle
    4. luminosity
  8. If one know the facts one ________ not be so quiet to criticize.

    1. could
    2. can
    3. would
    4. will
  9. I can not _____ that he would wish to harm us.

    1. hatch
    2. produce
    3. breed
    4. conceive
  10. He felt great _____ for his daughter.

    1. affection
    2. affectation
    3. love
    4. defection
  11. The government was _____ of incompetence.

    1. charged
    2. accused
    3. impeached
    4. censured
  12. What a _____ you were not hurt in the accident.

    1. prayers
    2. praise
    3. blessing
    4. consecration
  13. Comparing him to P.T. Barnum, Mencken called William Jennings Bryan a ________, a mountebank, a fake without shame or dignity.

    1. coward
    2. charlatan
    3. poltroon
    4. craven
    5. demigod
  14. Many chemicals react _____ in acid solutions.

    1. more quickly
    2. more quick
    3. quickly
    4. as quickly more
  15. He ________ into the room as if he had just been ________ from a deep sleep.

    1. strode . . . ejected
    2. proceeded . . . summoned
    3. minced . . . fomented
    4. shambled . . . roused
    5. swaggered . . . awakened
  16. We have _____ trust in you.

    1. perfect
    2. entire
    3. imperative
    4. absolute
  17. When the hotel burned down, fifty people died in the _____.

    1. sirocco
    2. typhoon
    3. maelstrom
    4. holocaust
  18. We were caught in the storm and got _____.

    1. soaked
    2. drenched
    3. damped
    4. moistened
  19. The officer waited until the clerks ________ busily.

    1. worked
    2. were working
    3. had worked
    4. are working
  20. A _____ of the medal was put on show at the museum.

    1. fable
    2. facsimile
    3. allegory
    4. cosmos
  21. Alarmist newspaper stories present the pit bull terrier as ________ killer, but owners insist that the dog is friendly and ________.

    1. an invidious . . . malleable
    2. a malign . . . philanthropic
    3. a ferocious . . . docile
    4. an infamous . . . self-serving
    5. a dissolute . . . venal
  22. The price of food here is _____.

    1. askance
    2. exorbitant
    3. outlandish
    4. usury
  23. Beauty is to ugliness and adversity is to _____.

    1. prosperity
    2. cowardice
    3. miser
    4. happiness
  24. It is now believed that some damage to tissues may result _____ them to frequent X-rays.

    1. the exposing
    2. from exposing
    3. from exposure
    4. expose
  25. An _____ agreement was reached between both the parties.

    1. amiable
    2. amicable
    3. likeable
    4. desirable

Answers

1 B 2 B 3 A 4 A 5 C
6 B 7 C 8 C 9 C 10 A
11 B 12 C 13 B 14 A 15 D
16 D 17 D 18 A 19 B 20 B
21 C 22 B 23 B 24 B 25 B

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