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Type 1: Fill in blanks – Single blank
Directions: The following statement has a blank which are to be filled with the options given below. Find the word which can most suitably complete the sentence without altering the meaning of the statement.
1. The professor’s explanations were often so ________ that a simple answer turned into a twenty-minute lecture.
(a) concise (b) verbose (c) vague (d) accurate (e) blunt
2. The beautiful cherry blossoms are unfortunately ________, lasting only a few weeks each spring before falling to the ground.
(a) eternal (b) sturdy (c) transient (d) abundant (e) frequent
3. Despite realizing she was wrong, her ________ pride prevented her from apologizing to her friend.
(a) flexible (b) obstinate (c) humble (d) logical (e) cautious
4. The spy used a ________ method to pass the secret documents without drawing any attention to himself in the crowded cafe.
(a) public (b) clumsy (c) covert (d) reckless (e) routine
Type 2: Fill in blanks – Double blank
Directions: The following statement has Two blanks which are to be filled with the options given below. Find the word which can most suitably complete the sentence without altering the meaning of the statement.
1. The professor’s lecture was so ________ that most of the students found their attention ________ long before it ended.
(a) captivating, focusing (b) tedious, wandering (c) brief, wavering (d) obscure, sharpening (e) lively, drifting
2. Although the new policy was intended to ________ the process, it ironically created more ________ for the employees.
(a) expedite, bottlenecks (b) delay, advantages (c) clarify, transparency (d) halt, confusion (e) complicate, obstacles
3. The author’s ________ lifestyle was reflected in his writing, which completely ignored ________ societal norms.
(a) strict, modern (b) lavish, wealthy (c) unconventional, traditional (d) ordinary, obscure (e) predictable, radical
4. Because the team had not practiced together in months, their performance on the field was ________ and lacked any sense of ________.
(a) seamless, unity (b) disjointed, cohesion (c) energetic, rhythm (d) sluggish, fatigue (e) stellar, direction
Type 3: Fill in blanks new type questions
Directions: The following statement has two blanks which are to be filled with the options given below. Each blank can be filled with more than one option. Find the combination/s which can most suitably complete the sentence without altering the meaning of the statement.
1. One of the recurring issues is the disruptive role of technology and its debilitating__________ on the sustainability of good journalism. Some people tend to view these deliberations as a _______ attempt to reverse the trend. But those who are able to see beyond the usual binaries of new media and old media, and digital and analog, are worried about the growing power of carriers at the cost of content-producing organisations.
(I) conduct (II) influence (III) provoking (IV) risky (V) futile
(a) I-III (b) II-I (c) V-III (d) II-V (e) No combination fits
2. Human traffickers play with the lives of people from South Asia, and North African human traffickers send tens of thousands of migrants every year via the Mediterranean to Europe. Scores of boats sink because they are usually of very low quality or are filled to _________ ; as a result, thousands die every year. According to some reports, more than 2,400 migrants drowned in the first half of 2017. In view of the _________ number of casualties, Amnesty International feared that 2017 could become “the deadliest year for the deadliest migration route in the world”.
(I) maximum (II) brim (III) overcapacity
(IV) unprecedented (V) grim
(a) I-IV (b) IV-II (c) III-IV (d) II-III (e) No combination fits
3. Specifically, in cases where companies have ended up struggling to service debt as a _______________of unpredictable external factors that adversely impacted their operations and financials, barring the promoters of such firms from a chance to restructure and turnaround the business, merely because the loans have turned _________________, is unfair to both the entrepreneur and the enterprise itself.
(I) Consequence (II) Sour (III) Reverberation
(IV) Result (V) Fractious
(a) A-B (b) D-E (c) C-B (d) D-B (e) No combination fits
Given word fits into which of the following sentences:
4. Gigantic
A. Army chief’s comments went against the _____ reached.
B. China problem is almost solved only ____ work is left.
C. Stonehenge is a monument consisting of a circle of ______ stones.
D. The potholes on roads during rains are a ____ problem every year.
E. We require the Indian military to _____ lessons
(a) A-B (b) D-E (c) C-B (d) D-B (e) C-D
Type 4 Fill in the blanks in MBA CET New type
Four sentences are given with a blank in each. Five words are also given. The blank in each sentence can be filled by one or more of the four words given. Similarly, each word given in the choices can go into any number of sentences. Identify the number of sentences each word can go into and mark as your answer the maximum number of sentences any word can go into.
Q1. A. India and Russia __________ an excellent bilateral relationship.
B. Due to a crash in the overseas market, __________ market in India was also badly affected.
C. According to the law, women are also entitled to a __________ in the ancestral property.
D. Every job has its own __________ of problems.
(a) stock
(b) portion
(c) posses
(d) share
(e) claim
Q2. A. The Government has introduced several __________ recovery schemes to make sick industrial units pay.
B. The Indian cricket team has organized an __________ match for earthquake victims.
C. Being located in a backward area the college receives a/an __________ from the Education Department.
D. The Research Scholars received a/an __________ from the University to develop their project.
(a) benefit
(b) aid
(c) grant
(d) loan
(e) help
Q3. A. The little girl has a __________ face.
B. It is __________ obvious that he was lying.
C. He was sitting __________ on his illegal earnings, while his colleagues were struggling to make both ends meet.
D. He did not have a __________ idea about the matter.
(a) lovely
(b) clear
(c) fair
(d) faint
(e) pretty
Q4. A. He does not __________ any ill feelings against anyone.
B. A __________ was appointed to take care of his ailing mother.
C. The foster mother tried to __________ the infant with great care.
D. A lot of patience is required to __________ an aged person.
(a) nature
(b) maid
(c) bear
(d) nurse
(e) feed
Answers Type 1: Single Blank
- Answer: B → Verbose means using more words than necessary. The professor turns a simple answer into a twenty-minute lecture.
- Answer: C → Transient means temporary or short-lived. Cherry blossoms last only for a few weeks.
- Answer: B → Obstinate means stubborn or unwilling to change one’s mind. Her stubborn pride prevented her from apologizing.
- Answer: C → Covert means secret or concealed. The spy used a covert method to avoid attracting attention.
Answers Type 2: Double Blank
- Answer: (b) → “Tedious” means boring, while “wandering” means losing focus or attention.
- Answer: (a) → “Expedite” means speed up, while “bottlenecks” are points that slow down a process.
- Answer: (c) → “Unconventional” means not traditional or usual, matching the idea of ignoring traditional norms.
- Answer: (b) → “Disjointed” means lacking connection or coordination, while “cohesion” means unity and togetherness.
Answers Type 3: Fill in the Blanks – New Type
- (d) II-V → influence, futile
- (b) IV-II → unprecedented, brim
- (d) D-B → result, sour
- (e) C-D → gigantic stones, gigantic problem
Answers Type 4: Fill in the Blanks – MBA CET
- (d) share → 3 sentences
- (b) aid → 2 sentences
- (e) pretty → 3 sentences
- (d) nurse → 3 sentences