Single Fillers 01 - Interactive Quiz
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Question 1: Amazon has been _____________ of creating a shoe "strikingly similar" to one designed by environmentally…
- Articulate
- Emancipate
- Reclined
- Decline
- Accused
Question 2: Currently, Greenland's economy is reliant _______________ two things; fishing, which accounts for 95% of its…
- Into
- In
- Against
- Upon
- Ahead
Question 3: From a painful pinch to a soft caress, scientists are ________________ in on the pressure-sensitive…
- Examine
- Zooming
- Study
- Review
- Probe
Question 4: Astronomers have discovered a world only a little bit bigger _____________ Earth, whirling around a…
- Thus
- Than
- There
- Their
- Therefore
Question 5: Fashion is a form of cultural ______.
- Mood
- Advertise
- Convey
- Communicate
- Dialogue
Question 6: If I had chosen the path, I would have _______ in it.
- walked
- walking
- walk
- walks
- None of the above
Question 7: Ritu has been working and _______ her siblings.
- cares
- taught
- coaches
- mentoring
- None of the above
Question 8: The school wants to ______ the best in the state, convincingly.
- become
- became
- becomes
- becoming
- None of the above
Question 9: He granted the request because he was _________ to hurt his friend.
- Irreversible
- Instil
- Grandiose
- Dynastic
- Reluctant
Question 10: The city library underwent extensive renovations and can now ______ twice as many books as…
- Insinuate
- Fluctuate
- Accommodate
- Impute
- Extant
Question 11: It was a coconut thief who helped discover southern India's most controversial ancient _____.
- resolution
- colonising
- settlement
- plantation
- commuting
Question 12: One of the first recipients of the Bharat Ratna ____ politician C. Rajagopalachari.
- were
- was
- had
- has
- are
Question 13: The bus was late by an hour ______ we waited till it arrived.
- but
- yet
- because
- and
- or
Question 14: Can you please help me in arranging all the crockery which _______ lying on the…
- Have
- Hence
- Is
- Are
- Were
Question 15: US news network CNN has sacked three employees for _____ into an office without having…
- Going
- Runs
- Took
- Because
- Read
Question 16: We visit our grandparents' home ________.
- above
- beautifully
- early
- never
- often
Question 17: Don't you ___ leave me here, alone at night.
- Need to
- Dare
- Must
- Should
- Will
Question 18: ______ the kingdom against the enemies.
- run
- work
- defend
- stand
- emerge
Question 19: Every male and every female ___ asked to dress properly for the event.
- Was
- Were
- Are
- Have been
- Will
Question 20: The _______ cub was pestering its mother.
- fun
- playful
- play
- cunningly
- None of the above
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Question 1
Amazon has been _____________ of creating a shoe “strikingly similar” to one designed by environmentally friendly footwear manufacturer Allbirds.
Correct! The correct answer is option E – Accused. The sentence requires a verb that means “charged with” or “blamed for.” “Accused of” is the correct collocation to indicate that someone has been formally charged with doing something wrong. Example: “The company was accused of misleading customers.”
Question 2
Currently, Greenland’s economy is reliant _______________ two things; fishing, which accounts for 95% of its exports, and an annual grant from the Danish government.
Correct! The correct answer is option D – Upon. The adjective “reliant” is correctly followed by the preposition “upon” (or “on”) to indicate dependence. Example: “The project is reliant upon external funding.”
Question 3
From a painful pinch to a soft caress, scientists are ________________ in on the pressure-sensitive proteins that allow cells to detect tension and pressure.
Correct! The correct answer is option B – Zooming. The phrase “zoom in on” means to focus closely on something, and the present continuous “are zooming” fits the progressive tense required. Example: “The detective is zooming in on the key clues.”
Question 4
Astronomers have discovered a world only a little bit bigger _____________ Earth, whirling around a bright star about 31 parsecs from our planet.
Correct! The correct answer is option B – Than. The comparative adjective “bigger” requires the conjunction “than” to introduce the object of comparison. Example: “This building is taller than that one.”
Question 5
Fashion is a form of cultural ______.
Correct! The correct answer is option E – Dialogue. The sentence needs a noun that means “exchange of ideas or expression.” “Dialogue” fits as a form of cultural expression. Example: “Art is a form of cultural dialogue.”
Question 6
If I had chosen the path, I would have _______ in it.
Correct! The correct answer is option A – walked. The conditional perfect tense “would have” requires the past participle form of the verb, which is “walked.” Example: “If she had studied, she would have passed.”
Question 7
Ritu has been working and _______ her siblings.
Correct! The correct answer is option D – mentoring. The present perfect continuous tense “has been” requires the present participle form for parallel structure with “working.” “Mentoring” maintains the -ing form. Example: “He has been reading and writing all day.”
Question 8
The school wants to ______ the best in the state, convincingly.
Correct! The correct answer is option A – become. The infinitive “to” must be followed by the base form of the verb, which is “become.” Example: “They want to win the championship.”
Question 9
He granted the request because he was _________ to hurt his friend.
Correct! The correct answer is option E – Reluctant. The adjective “reluctant” means unwilling, and it correctly follows “was” to describe his unwillingness to hurt his friend. Example: “She was reluctant to admit her mistake.”
Question 10
The city library underwent extensive renovations and can now ______ twice as many books as before.
Correct! The correct answer is option C – Accommodate. The verb “accommodate” means to have enough space for, which fits the context of holding more books. Example: “The new hall can accommodate 500 guests.”
Question 11
It was a coconut thief who helped discover southern India’s most controversial ancient _____.
Correct! The correct answer is option C – settlement. The sentence refers to an ancient place where people lived, and “settlement” is the correct noun. Example: “Archaeologists uncovered an ancient settlement.”
Question 12
One of the first recipients of the Bharat Ratna ____ politician C. Rajagopalachari.
Correct! The correct answer is option B – was. The subject is “One” (singular), so the verb must be singular “was.” Example: “One of the students was selected.”
Question 13
The bus was late by an hour ______ we waited till it arrived.
Correct! The correct answer is option D – and. The conjunction “and” joins two related clauses where the second follows logically from the first. Example: “It rained heavily, and we stayed indoors.”
Question 14
Can you please help me in arranging all the crockery which _______ lying on the dining table?
Correct! The correct answer is option C – Is. “Crockery” is an uncountable noun and takes the singular verb “is.” Example: “The furniture is new.”
Question 15
US news network CNN has sacked three employees for _____ into an office without having been vaccinated against Covid, US media say.
Correct! The correct answer is option A – Going. The preposition “for” requires a gerund (-ing form) as its object. “Going” fits the context of entering the office. Example: “He was fired for coming late.”
Question 16
We visit our grandparents’ home ________.
Correct! The correct answer is option E – often. The sentence requires an adverb of frequency, and “often” correctly modifies the verb “visit.” Example: “We often go to the beach.”
Question 17
Don’t you ___ leave me here, alone at night.
Correct! The correct answer is option B – Dare. “Dare” as a modal verb is used in negative and interrogative sentences to mean “have the courage to.” Example: “Dare you speak to him?”
Question 18
______ the kingdom against the enemies.
Correct! The correct answer is option C – defend. The verb “defend” means to protect, and it correctly takes “the kingdom” as its object. Example: “They defend their country bravely.”
Question 19
Every male and every female ___ asked to dress properly for the event.
Correct! The correct answer is option A – Was. When “every” is used before two singular nouns joined by “and,” the subject is singular and takes a singular verb. Example: “Every boy and girl was given a prize.”
Question 20
The _______ cub was pestering its mother.
Correct! The correct answer is option B – playful. The sentence requires an adjective to describe the cub, and “playful” fits. Example: “The playful puppy chased its tail.”
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1. Question
Section: English00:00Amazon has been _____________ of creating a shoe “strikingly similar” to one designed by environmentally friendly footwear manufacturer Allbirds.
Correct
Correct! The correct answer is option E – Accused. The sentence requires a verb that means “charged with” or “blamed for.” “Accused of” is the correct collocation to indicate that someone has been formally charged with doing something wrong. Example: “The company was accused of misleading customers.”
Incorrect
Incorrect. The correct answer is option E – Accused. The sentence requires a verb that means “charged with” or “blamed for.” “Accused of” is the correct collocation to indicate that someone has been formally charged with doing something wrong. Example: “The company was accused of misleading customers.”
Unattempted
Incorrect. The correct answer is option E – Accused. The sentence requires a verb that means “charged with” or “blamed for.” “Accused of” is the correct collocation to indicate that someone has been formally charged with doing something wrong. Example: “The company was accused of misleading customers.”
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2. Question
Section: English00:00Currently, Greenland’s economy is reliant _______________ two things; fishing, which accounts for 95% of its exports, and an annual grant from the Danish government.
Correct
Correct! The correct answer is option D – Upon. The adjective “reliant” is correctly followed by the preposition “upon” (or “on”) to indicate dependence. Example: “The project is reliant upon external funding.”
Incorrect
Incorrect. The correct answer is option D – Upon. The adjective “reliant” is correctly followed by the preposition “upon” (or “on”) to indicate dependence. Example: “The project is reliant upon external funding.”
Unattempted
Incorrect. The correct answer is option D – Upon. The adjective “reliant” is correctly followed by the preposition “upon” (or “on”) to indicate dependence. Example: “The project is reliant upon external funding.”
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3. Question
Section: English00:00From a painful pinch to a soft caress, scientists are ________________ in on the pressure-sensitive proteins that allow cells to detect tension and pressure.
Correct
Correct! The correct answer is option B – Zooming. The phrase “zoom in on” means to focus closely on something, and the present continuous “are zooming” fits the progressive tense required. Example: “The detective is zooming in on the key clues.”
Incorrect
Incorrect. The correct answer is option B – Zooming. The phrase “zoom in on” means to focus closely on something, and the present continuous “are zooming” fits the progressive tense required. Example: “The detective is zooming in on the key clues.”
Unattempted
Incorrect. The correct answer is option B – Zooming. The phrase “zoom in on” means to focus closely on something, and the present continuous “are zooming” fits the progressive tense required. Example: “The detective is zooming in on the key clues.”
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4. Question
Section: English00:00Astronomers have discovered a world only a little bit bigger _____________ Earth, whirling around a bright star about 31 parsecs from our planet.
Correct
Correct! The correct answer is option B – Than. The comparative adjective “bigger” requires the conjunction “than” to introduce the object of comparison. Example: “This building is taller than that one.”
Incorrect
Incorrect. The correct answer is option B – Than. The comparative adjective “bigger” requires the conjunction “than” to introduce the object of comparison. Example: “This building is taller than that one.”
Unattempted
Incorrect. The correct answer is option B – Than. The comparative adjective “bigger” requires the conjunction “than” to introduce the object of comparison. Example: “This building is taller than that one.”
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5. Question
Section: English00:00Fashion is a form of cultural ______.
Correct
Correct! The correct answer is option E – Dialogue. The sentence needs a noun that means “exchange of ideas or expression.” “Dialogue” fits as a form of cultural expression. Example: “Art is a form of cultural dialogue.”
Incorrect
Incorrect. The correct answer is option E – Dialogue. The sentence needs a noun that means “exchange of ideas or expression.” “Dialogue” fits as a form of cultural expression. Example: “Art is a form of cultural dialogue.”
Unattempted
Incorrect. The correct answer is option E – Dialogue. The sentence needs a noun that means “exchange of ideas or expression.” “Dialogue” fits as a form of cultural expression. Example: “Art is a form of cultural dialogue.”
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6. Question
Section: English00:00If I had chosen the path, I would have _______ in it.
Correct
Correct! The correct answer is option A – walked. The conditional perfect tense “would have” requires the past participle form of the verb, which is “walked.” Example: “If she had studied, she would have passed.”
Incorrect
Incorrect. The correct answer is option A – walked. The conditional perfect tense “would have” requires the past participle form of the verb, which is “walked.” Example: “If she had studied, she would have passed.”
Unattempted
Incorrect. The correct answer is option A – walked. The conditional perfect tense “would have” requires the past participle form of the verb, which is “walked.” Example: “If she had studied, she would have passed.”
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7. Question
Section: English00:00Ritu has been working and _______ her siblings.
Correct
Correct! The correct answer is option D – mentoring. The present perfect continuous tense “has been” requires the present participle form for parallel structure with “working.” “Mentoring” maintains the -ing form. Example: “He has been reading and writing all day.”
Incorrect
Incorrect. The correct answer is option D – mentoring. The present perfect continuous tense “has been” requires the present participle form for parallel structure with “working.” “Mentoring” maintains the -ing form. Example: “He has been reading and writing all day.”
Unattempted
Incorrect. The correct answer is option D – mentoring. The present perfect continuous tense “has been” requires the present participle form for parallel structure with “working.” “Mentoring” maintains the -ing form. Example: “He has been reading and writing all day.”
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8. Question
Section: English00:00The school wants to ______ the best in the state, convincingly.
Correct
Correct! The correct answer is option A – become. The infinitive “to” must be followed by the base form of the verb, which is “become.” Example: “They want to win the championship.”
Incorrect
Incorrect. The correct answer is option A – become. The infinitive “to” must be followed by the base form of the verb, which is “become.” Example: “They want to win the championship.”
Unattempted
Incorrect. The correct answer is option A – become. The infinitive “to” must be followed by the base form of the verb, which is “become.” Example: “They want to win the championship.”
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9. Question
Section: English00:00He granted the request because he was _________ to hurt his friend.
Correct
Correct! The correct answer is option E – Reluctant. The adjective “reluctant” means unwilling, and it correctly follows “was” to describe his unwillingness to hurt his friend. Example: “She was reluctant to admit her mistake.”
Incorrect
Incorrect. The correct answer is option E – Reluctant. The adjective “reluctant” means unwilling, and it correctly follows “was” to describe his unwillingness to hurt his friend. Example: “She was reluctant to admit her mistake.”
Unattempted
Incorrect. The correct answer is option E – Reluctant. The adjective “reluctant” means unwilling, and it correctly follows “was” to describe his unwillingness to hurt his friend. Example: “She was reluctant to admit her mistake.”
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10. Question
Section: English00:00The city library underwent extensive renovations and can now ______ twice as many books as before.
Correct
Correct! The correct answer is option C – Accommodate. The verb “accommodate” means to have enough space for, which fits the context of holding more books. Example: “The new hall can accommodate 500 guests.”
Incorrect
Incorrect. The correct answer is option C – Accommodate. The verb “accommodate” means to have enough space for, which fits the context of holding more books. Example: “The new hall can accommodate 500 guests.”
Unattempted
Incorrect. The correct answer is option C – Accommodate. The verb “accommodate” means to have enough space for, which fits the context of holding more books. Example: “The new hall can accommodate 500 guests.”
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11. Question
Section: English00:00It was a coconut thief who helped discover southern India’s most controversial ancient _____.
Correct
Correct! The correct answer is option C – settlement. The sentence refers to an ancient place where people lived, and “settlement” is the correct noun. Example: “Archaeologists uncovered an ancient settlement.”
Incorrect
Incorrect. The correct answer is option C – settlement. The sentence refers to an ancient place where people lived, and “settlement” is the correct noun. Example: “Archaeologists uncovered an ancient settlement.”
Unattempted
Incorrect. The correct answer is option C – settlement. The sentence refers to an ancient place where people lived, and “settlement” is the correct noun. Example: “Archaeologists uncovered an ancient settlement.”
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12. Question
Section: English00:00One of the first recipients of the Bharat Ratna ____ politician C. Rajagopalachari.
Correct
Correct! The correct answer is option B – was. The subject is “One” (singular), so the verb must be singular “was.” Example: “One of the students was selected.”
Incorrect
Incorrect. The correct answer is option B – was. The subject is “One” (singular), so the verb must be singular “was.” Example: “One of the students was selected.”
Unattempted
Incorrect. The correct answer is option B – was. The subject is “One” (singular), so the verb must be singular “was.” Example: “One of the students was selected.”
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13. Question
Section: English00:00The bus was late by an hour ______ we waited till it arrived.
Correct
Correct! The correct answer is option D – and. The conjunction “and” joins two related clauses where the second follows logically from the first. Example: “It rained heavily, and we stayed indoors.”
Incorrect
Incorrect. The correct answer is option D – and. The conjunction “and” joins two related clauses where the second follows logically from the first. Example: “It rained heavily, and we stayed indoors.”
Unattempted
Incorrect. The correct answer is option D – and. The conjunction “and” joins two related clauses where the second follows logically from the first. Example: “It rained heavily, and we stayed indoors.”
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14. Question
Section: English00:00Can you please help me in arranging all the crockery which _______ lying on the dining table?
Correct
Correct! The correct answer is option C – Is. “Crockery” is an uncountable noun and takes the singular verb “is.” Example: “The furniture is new.”
Incorrect
Incorrect. The correct answer is option C – Is. “Crockery” is an uncountable noun and takes the singular verb “is.” Example: “The furniture is new.”
Unattempted
Incorrect. The correct answer is option C – Is. “Crockery” is an uncountable noun and takes the singular verb “is.” Example: “The furniture is new.”
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15. Question
Section: English00:00US news network CNN has sacked three employees for _____ into an office without having been vaccinated against Covid, US media say.
Correct
Correct! The correct answer is option A – Going. The preposition “for” requires a gerund (-ing form) as its object. “Going” fits the context of entering the office. Example: “He was fired for coming late.”
Incorrect
Incorrect. The correct answer is option A – Going. The preposition “for” requires a gerund (-ing form) as its object. “Going” fits the context of entering the office. Example: “He was fired for coming late.”
Unattempted
Incorrect. The correct answer is option A – Going. The preposition “for” requires a gerund (-ing form) as its object. “Going” fits the context of entering the office. Example: “He was fired for coming late.”
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16. Question
Section: English00:00We visit our grandparents’ home ________.
Correct
Correct! The correct answer is option E – often. The sentence requires an adverb of frequency, and “often” correctly modifies the verb “visit.” Example: “We often go to the beach.”
Incorrect
Incorrect. The correct answer is option E – often. The sentence requires an adverb of frequency, and “often” correctly modifies the verb “visit.” Example: “We often go to the beach.”
Unattempted
Incorrect. The correct answer is option E – often. The sentence requires an adverb of frequency, and “often” correctly modifies the verb “visit.” Example: “We often go to the beach.”
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17. Question
Section: English00:00Don’t you ___ leave me here, alone at night.
Correct
Correct! The correct answer is option B – Dare. “Dare” as a modal verb is used in negative and interrogative sentences to mean “have the courage to.” Example: “Dare you speak to him?”
Incorrect
Incorrect. The correct answer is option B – Dare. “Dare” as a modal verb is used in negative and interrogative sentences to mean “have the courage to.” Example: “Dare you speak to him?”
Unattempted
Incorrect. The correct answer is option B – Dare. “Dare” as a modal verb is used in negative and interrogative sentences to mean “have the courage to.” Example: “Dare you speak to him?”
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18. Question
Section: English00:00______ the kingdom against the enemies.
Correct
Correct! The correct answer is option C – defend. The verb “defend” means to protect, and it correctly takes “the kingdom” as its object. Example: “They defend their country bravely.”
Incorrect
Incorrect. The correct answer is option C – defend. The verb “defend” means to protect, and it correctly takes “the kingdom” as its object. Example: “They defend their country bravely.”
Unattempted
Incorrect. The correct answer is option C – defend. The verb “defend” means to protect, and it correctly takes “the kingdom” as its object. Example: “They defend their country bravely.”
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19. Question
Section: English00:00Every male and every female ___ asked to dress properly for the event.
Correct
Correct! The correct answer is option A – Was. When “every” is used before two singular nouns joined by “and,” the subject is singular and takes a singular verb. Example: “Every boy and girl was given a prize.”
Incorrect
Incorrect. The correct answer is option A – Was. When “every” is used before two singular nouns joined by “and,” the subject is singular and takes a singular verb. Example: “Every boy and girl was given a prize.”
Unattempted
Incorrect. The correct answer is option A – Was. When “every” is used before two singular nouns joined by “and,” the subject is singular and takes a singular verb. Example: “Every boy and girl was given a prize.”
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20. Question
Section: English00:00The _______ cub was pestering its mother.
Correct
Correct! The correct answer is option B – playful. The sentence requires an adjective to describe the cub, and “playful” fits. Example: “The playful puppy chased its tail.”
Incorrect
Incorrect. The correct answer is option B – playful. The sentence requires an adjective to describe the cub, and “playful” fits. Example: “The playful puppy chased its tail.”
Unattempted
Incorrect. The correct answer is option B – playful. The sentence requires an adjective to describe the cub, and “playful” fits. Example: “The playful puppy chased its tail.”
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