In the name of ALLAH, the most beneficient, the most merciful

Practice Test Set 2 (Sentence Completion)

  1. Heavy _____ were reported in the battle

    1. depreciation
    2. despoliation
    3. obsolescence
    4. casualties
  2. He worked _____ for ten year to make the project successful.

    1. deliberately
    2. assiduously
    3. ingenuously
    4. deliriously
  3. Neither the officer nor the clerks _____ absent.

    1. was
    2. were
    3. have been
    4. are
  4. Slavery is the ____ of freedom.

    1. oxymoron
    2. paradox
    3. metaphor
    4. antithesis
  5. He was quite able _____ after himself.

    1. to looking
    2. for looking
    3. to look
    4. of looking
  6. There seems to be a _____ of good young players at the moment.

    1. plague
    2. series
    3. plethora
    4. dearth
  7. Political dissidents complained of being _____ by the police.

    1. capitulated
    2. desecrated
    3. minimized
    4. harassed
  8. Loyalty tests are ________ in their consequences because they distract attention from truly disloyal activities, and they ________ the criticism that true loyalty inspires.

    1. salutary . . . intimidate
    2. cautionary . . . mute
    3. pernicious . . . silence
    4. unexceptional . . . abstract
    5. perilous . . . augment
  9. You must _____ yourself to the new conditions.

    1. adopt
    2. adept
    3. adapt
    4. convert
  10. It is usually _____ lava but gas that kills people during volcanic eruptions.

    1. not only
    2. not
    3. neither
    4. no
  11. In the hot sun the surface of the road seems wet, but that is only an _____.

    1. illusion
    2. allusion
    3. delusion
    4. conclusion
  12. We will do out work _____.

    1. latter
    2. later
    3. long
    4. after
  13. Pretending in his works to be gauche, uneducated, and ________, the real Chaucer was a sophisticated, widely read, and ________ man.

    1. provincial . . . cosmopolitan
    2. exiguous . . . vigorous
    3. avuncular . . . shrewd
    4. inept . . . dauntless
    5. incompetent . . . flaccid
  14. You must _____ enough evidence to ensure his conviction.

    1. hoard
    2. store
    3. rallied
    4. accumulate
  15. He felt great _____ for his daughter.

    1. affection
    2. affectation
    3. love
    4. defection
  16. Salma's home looked as though it had been ________ from a rag bin; her expensive burner was her sole ________ of luxury.

    1. clean ... expensive
    2. computerized ... cost
    3. modernized ... symbol
    4. salvaged ... sign
  17. Napoleon's army was completely _____ in the battle of Waterloo.

    1. annihilated
    2. destroyed
    3. repeated
    4. finished
  18. The bacteria in milk is destroyed when _____ to at least 62 C.

    1. it be heated
    2. it heated
    3. it is heated
    4. it will be heated
  19. Although they are now commercially ________, caper bushes are still found growing wild in many ________ Mediterranean areas.

    1. exported . . . fertile
    2. marketed . . . urban
    3. preempted . . . fluvial
    4. eluded . . . indigenous
    5. cultivated . . . remote
  20. ________ must be distinguished from ________, which is the recognition of different categories of people without the inputing of any differences in rank.

    1. Totalitarianism . . . brotherhood
    2. Modification . . . ossification
    3. Classification . . . ramification
    4. Stratification . . . differentiation
    5. Finitude . . . infinitude
  21. The jury _____ him of murder.

    1. discharged
    2. acquitted
    3. absolved
    4. finished
  22. Honest poverty is better than dishonest _____.

    1. riches wealth
    2. person
    3. wealth
    4. work
  23. Truman tried to continue Roosevelt’s ________ approach to the Soviet Union, but by 1946, he had adopted a much tougher policy toward the Russians.

    1. cursory
    2. strict
    3. obligatory
    4. uncompromising
    5. conciliatory
  24. The show is worth seeing for the ________ of Judy Convoy’s vivacious performance, which ________ the stage whenever she appears.

    1. effervescence . . . enlivens
    2. verve . . . deforms
    3. torpor . . . dominates
    4. bravado . . . enervates
    5. sprightliness . . . muffles
  25. If I ________ worked hard, I would have passed.

    1. would have
    2. had
    3. should have
    4. have

Answers

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

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