Multiple choice

Direction: The question has two statements. Each statement uses a pair of words marked (A) and (B), one of which will make coherent sense in context of the sentence. For each sentence choose the best fit and select the option that indicates all correct answers.

i. I am (A) quite / (B) quiet satisfied with your work. ii. My clothes are (A) wet / (B) whet.

  1. AA

  2. AB

  3. BA

  4. BB

Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
A Correct answer
Explanation

'Quite' means completely/very (appropriate as intensifier), while 'quiet' means silent. 'Wet' is the correct adjective for clothes, while 'whet' means to sharpen (usually appetite). Thus AA is correct.