Single Fillers 04 - Interactive Quiz
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Question 1: _____ it was raining, he went out without a raincoat.
- Even
- Although
- Since
- Unless
- None of the above
Question 2: You were going to apply for the job, and then you decided not to. So…
- put you off
- turned you away
- put you out
- turned you off
- None of the above
Question 3: _______ sincere he would have got the prize.
- Had he been
- He is
- Has he been
- Would he have been
- None of the above
Question 4: Sandhya __________ me from the top of the house.
- shouted to
- shouted
- shouted at
- shouted on
- None of the above
Question 5: The new student found it difficult to ____with his classmates.
- get along
- get up
- get among
- get well
- None of the above
Question 6: Ten years _________ for me to live in a foreign country.
- are a long time
- of time
- is a long time
- has a long time
- None of the above
Question 7: Ravi has the habit of ________ a headache.
- complaining
- complaining of
- complain
- complaining to
- None of the above
Question 8: The ________ tensions between the two groups were over a disputed site that had remained…
- boiling
- simmering
- broiling
- growing
- None of the above
Question 9: It is only through rapid industrialisation that the country can find ________ solutions to the…
- sustaining
- truthful
- feasible
- meaningful
- None of the above
Question 10: Geeta handled the ________ matter in a mature manner and won the praise of all.
- delicate
- slender
- careful
- serious
- None of the above
Question 11: Amit's ________ responses were responsible for his failure at the interview.
- tedious
- obtuse
- thoughtful
- dampening
- None of the above
Question 12: A new police constable was appointed to ________ the sensitive area.
- march
- walk
- petrol
- patrol
- None of the above
Question 13: In a classroom students are to be trained to love ________
- each other
- altogether
- all others
- one another
- None of the above
Question 14: The members of the gang were to meet their ________ at different places to collect…
- acquaintances
- colleagues
- guides
- cronies
- None of the above
Question 15: The girl's ________ voice gave her away.
- trembling
- tremendous
- tremorful
- tremulous
- None of the above
Question 16: All decisions ________ are likely to be taken by consensus.
- anyhow
- however
- forever
- somehow
- None of the above
Question 17: The returns have to be sent to the chief on ________ Saturdays.
- alternative
- each
- alternate
- every
- None of the above
Question 18: Her ___________ clothes drew critical remarks from all the assembled people.
- outlandish
- outright
- garish
- remote
- None of the above
Question 19: The __________ young are often seriously affected by scenes of violence on TV and films.
- impressionable
- impressionist
- impressive
- impressed
- None of the above
Question 20: A ________________ of cold wind made them shiver.
- thrust
- show
- blast
- storm
- None of the above
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Question 1
_____ it was raining, he went out without a raincoat.
Correct! The correct answer is option B – Although. “Although” is a subordinating conjunction used to show contrast between two clauses. The sentence shows a contrast between the rain and going out without a raincoat. Example: “Although it was cold, she wore a thin jacket.”
Question 2
You were going to apply for the job, and then you decided not to. So what _____?
Correct! The correct answer is option A – put you off. “Put off” means to discourage or cause someone to lose interest, which fits the context of deciding not to apply. Example: “The bad reviews put me off watching the movie.”
Question 3
_______ sincere he would have got the prize.
Correct! The correct answer is option A – Had he been. This is an inverted conditional structure meaning “If he had been sincere,” which correctly expresses a past unreal condition. Example: “Had she studied harder, she would have passed.”
Question 4
Sandhya __________ me from the top of the house.
Correct! The correct answer is option A – shouted to. “Shouted to” is used when calling out to someone to get their attention. “Shouted at” implies anger, which is not indicated in the sentence. Example: “He shouted to me from across the street.”
Question 5
The new student found it difficult to ____with his classmates.
Correct! The correct answer is option A – get along. “Get along” means to have a harmonious or friendly relationship with someone. Example: “She finds it easy to get along with her colleagues.”
Question 6
Ten years _________ for me to live in a foreign country.
Correct! The correct answer is option C – is a long time. “Ten years” is treated as a single unit of time and takes a singular verb “is.” Example: “Five kilometers is a long distance to walk.”
Question 7
Ravi has the habit of ________ a headache.
Correct! The correct answer is option B – complaining of. “Complaining of” is the correct collocation to report a symptom or ailment. Example: “The patient is complaining of chest pain.”
Question 8
The ________ tensions between the two groups were over a disputed site that had remained vacant for long.
Correct! The correct answer is option B – simmering. “Simmering” means existing in a latent state without being openly expressed, fitting tensions that haven’t erupted yet. Example: “Simmering resentment finally led to a confrontation.”
Question 9
It is only through rapid industrialisation that the country can find ________ solutions to the problems of unemployment.
Correct! The correct answer is option C – feasible. “Feasible” means possible to do easily or conveniently, fitting solutions to unemployment. Example: “The committee proposed a feasible plan for development.”
Question 10
Geeta handled the ________ matter in a mature manner and won the praise of all.
Correct! The correct answer is option A – delicate. “Delicate” means requiring careful or sensitive handling, which fits a matter handled maturely. Example: “The delicate negotiations required great patience.”
Question 11
Amit’s ________ responses were responsible for his failure at the interview.
Correct! The correct answer is option B – obtuse. “Obtuse” means slow to understand or lacking sharpness, which explains failure at an interview. Example: “His obtuse answers frustrated the interviewer.”
Question 12
A new police constable was appointed to ________ the sensitive area.
Correct! The correct answer is option D – patrol. “Patrol” means to keep watch over an area by regularly walking or driving around it. Example: “Security guards patrol the building every night.”
Question 13
In a classroom students are to be trained to love ________
Correct! The correct answer is option D – one another. “One another” is used when referring to a reciprocal relationship among more than two people. Example: “The team members supported one another throughout the project.”
Question 14
The members of the gang were to meet their ________ at different places to collect information.
Correct! The correct answer is option D – cronies. “Cronies” are close friends or associates, often in a group with shared interests, fitting the context of gang members. Example: “He met his cronies at the usual spot.”
Question 15
The girl’s ________ voice gave her away.
Correct! The correct answer is option D – tremulous. “Tremulous” means shaking or quivering, especially from nervousness, which would reveal her state. Example: “Her tremulous voice betrayed her fear.”
Question 16
All decisions ________ are likely to be taken by consensus.
Correct! The correct answer is option D – somehow. “Somehow” means in a way not yet known or specified, fitting the indefinite context of decision-making. Example: “Somehow, they managed to reach an agreement.”
Question 17
The returns have to be sent to the chief on ________ Saturdays.
Correct! The correct answer is option C – alternate. “Alternate Saturdays” means every other Saturday, which fits the context of a recurring schedule. Example: “The office is closed on alternate Fridays.”
Question 18
Her ___________ clothes drew critical remarks from all the assembled people.
Correct! The correct answer is option A – outlandish. “Outlandish” means looking or sounding bizarre or unfamiliar, which would draw critical remarks. Example: “His outlandish outfit attracted stares at the formal event.”
Question 19
The __________ young are often seriously affected by scenes of violence on TV and films.
Correct! The correct answer is option A – impressionable. “Impressionable” means easily influenced, which fits the context of young people being affected by violence. Example: “Impressionable children should be protected from harmful content.”
Question 20
A ________________ of cold wind made them shiver.
Correct! The correct answer is option C – blast. “Blast” means a strong gust of wind, which fits the context of cold wind making people shiver. Example: “A blast of icy wind swept through the valley.”
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1. Question
Section: English00:00_____ it was raining, he went out without a raincoat.
Correct
Correct! The correct answer is option B – Although. “Although” is a subordinating conjunction used to show contrast between two clauses. The sentence shows a contrast between the rain and going out without a raincoat. Example: “Although it was cold, she wore a thin jacket.”
Incorrect
Incorrect. The correct answer is option B – Although. “Although” is a subordinating conjunction used to show contrast between two clauses. The sentence shows a contrast between the rain and going out without a raincoat. Example: “Although it was cold, she wore a thin jacket.”
Unattempted
Incorrect. The correct answer is option B – Although. “Although” is a subordinating conjunction used to show contrast between two clauses. The sentence shows a contrast between the rain and going out without a raincoat. Example: “Although it was cold, she wore a thin jacket.”
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2. Question
Section: English00:00You were going to apply for the job, and then you decided not to. So what _____?
Correct
Correct! The correct answer is option A – put you off. “Put off” means to discourage or cause someone to lose interest, which fits the context of deciding not to apply. Example: “The bad reviews put me off watching the movie.”
Incorrect
Incorrect. The correct answer is option A – put you off. “Put off” means to discourage or cause someone to lose interest, which fits the context of deciding not to apply. Example: “The bad reviews put me off watching the movie.”
Unattempted
Incorrect. The correct answer is option A – put you off. “Put off” means to discourage or cause someone to lose interest, which fits the context of deciding not to apply. Example: “The bad reviews put me off watching the movie.”
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3. Question
Section: English00:00_______ sincere he would have got the prize.
Correct
Correct! The correct answer is option A – Had he been. This is an inverted conditional structure meaning “If he had been sincere,” which correctly expresses a past unreal condition. Example: “Had she studied harder, she would have passed.”
Incorrect
Incorrect. The correct answer is option A – Had he been. This is an inverted conditional structure meaning “If he had been sincere,” which correctly expresses a past unreal condition. Example: “Had she studied harder, she would have passed.”
Unattempted
Incorrect. The correct answer is option A – Had he been. This is an inverted conditional structure meaning “If he had been sincere,” which correctly expresses a past unreal condition. Example: “Had she studied harder, she would have passed.”
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4. Question
Section: English00:00Sandhya __________ me from the top of the house.
Correct
Correct! The correct answer is option A – shouted to. “Shouted to” is used when calling out to someone to get their attention. “Shouted at” implies anger, which is not indicated in the sentence. Example: “He shouted to me from across the street.”
Incorrect
Incorrect. The correct answer is option A – shouted to. “Shouted to” is used when calling out to someone to get their attention. “Shouted at” implies anger, which is not indicated in the sentence. Example: “He shouted to me from across the street.”
Unattempted
Incorrect. The correct answer is option A – shouted to. “Shouted to” is used when calling out to someone to get their attention. “Shouted at” implies anger, which is not indicated in the sentence. Example: “He shouted to me from across the street.”
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5. Question
Section: English00:00The new student found it difficult to ____with his classmates.
Correct
Correct! The correct answer is option A – get along. “Get along” means to have a harmonious or friendly relationship with someone. Example: “She finds it easy to get along with her colleagues.”
Incorrect
Incorrect. The correct answer is option A – get along. “Get along” means to have a harmonious or friendly relationship with someone. Example: “She finds it easy to get along with her colleagues.”
Unattempted
Incorrect. The correct answer is option A – get along. “Get along” means to have a harmonious or friendly relationship with someone. Example: “She finds it easy to get along with her colleagues.”
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6. Question
Section: English00:00Ten years _________ for me to live in a foreign country.
Correct
Correct! The correct answer is option C – is a long time. “Ten years” is treated as a single unit of time and takes a singular verb “is.” Example: “Five kilometers is a long distance to walk.”
Incorrect
Incorrect. The correct answer is option C – is a long time. “Ten years” is treated as a single unit of time and takes a singular verb “is.” Example: “Five kilometers is a long distance to walk.”
Unattempted
Incorrect. The correct answer is option C – is a long time. “Ten years” is treated as a single unit of time and takes a singular verb “is.” Example: “Five kilometers is a long distance to walk.”
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7. Question
Section: English00:00Ravi has the habit of ________ a headache.
Correct
Correct! The correct answer is option B – complaining of. “Complaining of” is the correct collocation to report a symptom or ailment. Example: “The patient is complaining of chest pain.”
Incorrect
Incorrect. The correct answer is option B – complaining of. “Complaining of” is the correct collocation to report a symptom or ailment. Example: “The patient is complaining of chest pain.”
Unattempted
Incorrect. The correct answer is option B – complaining of. “Complaining of” is the correct collocation to report a symptom or ailment. Example: “The patient is complaining of chest pain.”
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8. Question
Section: English00:00The ________ tensions between the two groups were over a disputed site that had remained vacant for long.
Correct
Correct! The correct answer is option B – simmering. “Simmering” means existing in a latent state without being openly expressed, fitting tensions that haven’t erupted yet. Example: “Simmering resentment finally led to a confrontation.”
Incorrect
Incorrect. The correct answer is option B – simmering. “Simmering” means existing in a latent state without being openly expressed, fitting tensions that haven’t erupted yet. Example: “Simmering resentment finally led to a confrontation.”
Unattempted
Incorrect. The correct answer is option B – simmering. “Simmering” means existing in a latent state without being openly expressed, fitting tensions that haven’t erupted yet. Example: “Simmering resentment finally led to a confrontation.”
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9. Question
Section: English00:00It is only through rapid industrialisation that the country can find ________ solutions to the problems of unemployment.
Correct
Correct! The correct answer is option C – feasible. “Feasible” means possible to do easily or conveniently, fitting solutions to unemployment. Example: “The committee proposed a feasible plan for development.”
Incorrect
Incorrect. The correct answer is option C – feasible. “Feasible” means possible to do easily or conveniently, fitting solutions to unemployment. Example: “The committee proposed a feasible plan for development.”
Unattempted
Incorrect. The correct answer is option C – feasible. “Feasible” means possible to do easily or conveniently, fitting solutions to unemployment. Example: “The committee proposed a feasible plan for development.”
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10. Question
Section: English00:00Geeta handled the ________ matter in a mature manner and won the praise of all.
Correct
Correct! The correct answer is option A – delicate. “Delicate” means requiring careful or sensitive handling, which fits a matter handled maturely. Example: “The delicate negotiations required great patience.”
Incorrect
Incorrect. The correct answer is option A – delicate. “Delicate” means requiring careful or sensitive handling, which fits a matter handled maturely. Example: “The delicate negotiations required great patience.”
Unattempted
Incorrect. The correct answer is option A – delicate. “Delicate” means requiring careful or sensitive handling, which fits a matter handled maturely. Example: “The delicate negotiations required great patience.”
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11. Question
Section: English00:00Amit’s ________ responses were responsible for his failure at the interview.
Correct
Correct! The correct answer is option B – obtuse. “Obtuse” means slow to understand or lacking sharpness, which explains failure at an interview. Example: “His obtuse answers frustrated the interviewer.”
Incorrect
Incorrect. The correct answer is option B – obtuse. “Obtuse” means slow to understand or lacking sharpness, which explains failure at an interview. Example: “His obtuse answers frustrated the interviewer.”
Unattempted
Incorrect. The correct answer is option B – obtuse. “Obtuse” means slow to understand or lacking sharpness, which explains failure at an interview. Example: “His obtuse answers frustrated the interviewer.”
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12. Question
Section: English00:00A new police constable was appointed to ________ the sensitive area.
Correct
Correct! The correct answer is option D – patrol. “Patrol” means to keep watch over an area by regularly walking or driving around it. Example: “Security guards patrol the building every night.”
Incorrect
Incorrect. The correct answer is option D – patrol. “Patrol” means to keep watch over an area by regularly walking or driving around it. Example: “Security guards patrol the building every night.”
Unattempted
Incorrect. The correct answer is option D – patrol. “Patrol” means to keep watch over an area by regularly walking or driving around it. Example: “Security guards patrol the building every night.”
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13. Question
Section: English00:00In a classroom students are to be trained to love ________
Correct
Correct! The correct answer is option D – one another. “One another” is used when referring to a reciprocal relationship among more than two people. Example: “The team members supported one another throughout the project.”
Incorrect
Incorrect. The correct answer is option D – one another. “One another” is used when referring to a reciprocal relationship among more than two people. Example: “The team members supported one another throughout the project.”
Unattempted
Incorrect. The correct answer is option D – one another. “One another” is used when referring to a reciprocal relationship among more than two people. Example: “The team members supported one another throughout the project.”
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14. Question
Section: English00:00The members of the gang were to meet their ________ at different places to collect information.
Correct
Correct! The correct answer is option D – cronies. “Cronies” are close friends or associates, often in a group with shared interests, fitting the context of gang members. Example: “He met his cronies at the usual spot.”
Incorrect
Incorrect. The correct answer is option D – cronies. “Cronies” are close friends or associates, often in a group with shared interests, fitting the context of gang members. Example: “He met his cronies at the usual spot.”
Unattempted
Incorrect. The correct answer is option D – cronies. “Cronies” are close friends or associates, often in a group with shared interests, fitting the context of gang members. Example: “He met his cronies at the usual spot.”
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15. Question
Section: English00:00The girl’s ________ voice gave her away.
Correct
Correct! The correct answer is option D – tremulous. “Tremulous” means shaking or quivering, especially from nervousness, which would reveal her state. Example: “Her tremulous voice betrayed her fear.”
Incorrect
Incorrect. The correct answer is option D – tremulous. “Tremulous” means shaking or quivering, especially from nervousness, which would reveal her state. Example: “Her tremulous voice betrayed her fear.”
Unattempted
Incorrect. The correct answer is option D – tremulous. “Tremulous” means shaking or quivering, especially from nervousness, which would reveal her state. Example: “Her tremulous voice betrayed her fear.”
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16. Question
Section: English00:00All decisions ________ are likely to be taken by consensus.
Correct
Correct! The correct answer is option D – somehow. “Somehow” means in a way not yet known or specified, fitting the indefinite context of decision-making. Example: “Somehow, they managed to reach an agreement.”
Incorrect
Incorrect. The correct answer is option D – somehow. “Somehow” means in a way not yet known or specified, fitting the indefinite context of decision-making. Example: “Somehow, they managed to reach an agreement.”
Unattempted
Incorrect. The correct answer is option D – somehow. “Somehow” means in a way not yet known or specified, fitting the indefinite context of decision-making. Example: “Somehow, they managed to reach an agreement.”
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17. Question
Section: English00:00The returns have to be sent to the chief on ________ Saturdays.
Correct
Correct! The correct answer is option C – alternate. “Alternate Saturdays” means every other Saturday, which fits the context of a recurring schedule. Example: “The office is closed on alternate Fridays.”
Incorrect
Incorrect. The correct answer is option C – alternate. “Alternate Saturdays” means every other Saturday, which fits the context of a recurring schedule. Example: “The office is closed on alternate Fridays.”
Unattempted
Incorrect. The correct answer is option C – alternate. “Alternate Saturdays” means every other Saturday, which fits the context of a recurring schedule. Example: “The office is closed on alternate Fridays.”
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18. Question
Section: English00:00Her ___________ clothes drew critical remarks from all the assembled people.
Correct
Correct! The correct answer is option A – outlandish. “Outlandish” means looking or sounding bizarre or unfamiliar, which would draw critical remarks. Example: “His outlandish outfit attracted stares at the formal event.”
Incorrect
Incorrect. The correct answer is option A – outlandish. “Outlandish” means looking or sounding bizarre or unfamiliar, which would draw critical remarks. Example: “His outlandish outfit attracted stares at the formal event.”
Unattempted
Incorrect. The correct answer is option A – outlandish. “Outlandish” means looking or sounding bizarre or unfamiliar, which would draw critical remarks. Example: “His outlandish outfit attracted stares at the formal event.”
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19. Question
Section: English00:00The __________ young are often seriously affected by scenes of violence on TV and films.
Correct
Correct! The correct answer is option A – impressionable. “Impressionable” means easily influenced, which fits the context of young people being affected by violence. Example: “Impressionable children should be protected from harmful content.”
Incorrect
Incorrect. The correct answer is option A – impressionable. “Impressionable” means easily influenced, which fits the context of young people being affected by violence. Example: “Impressionable children should be protected from harmful content.”
Unattempted
Incorrect. The correct answer is option A – impressionable. “Impressionable” means easily influenced, which fits the context of young people being affected by violence. Example: “Impressionable children should be protected from harmful content.”
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20. Question
Section: English00:00A ________________ of cold wind made them shiver.
Correct
Correct! The correct answer is option C – blast. “Blast” means a strong gust of wind, which fits the context of cold wind making people shiver. Example: “A blast of icy wind swept through the valley.”
Incorrect
Incorrect. The correct answer is option C – blast. “Blast” means a strong gust of wind, which fits the context of cold wind making people shiver. Example: “A blast of icy wind swept through the valley.”
Unattempted
Incorrect. The correct answer is option C – blast. “Blast” means a strong gust of wind, which fits the context of cold wind making people shiver. Example: “A blast of icy wind swept through the valley.”
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