Contextual Clues - 1 (Gapped Paragraph)
C1 Week 3 day - 2 (Gapped Para) Easy
Questions
Directions: Complete the given paragraph by selecting the most appropriate answer from the given options and fill blank (3).
The tornado ________ (3) the whole town to the point that nothing was left standing. A black funnel cloud _________ (4) by _________ (5) winds _________ (6) into south Brooklyn and Queens at around 11 a.m., with reports of the _______ (7) storm hitting the ground on the Rockaway Peninsula and Canaries. The unusual storm _______ (8) siding from homes and threw patio furniture high into the sky in the quiet beach neighbourhood.
- annihilated
- revalidated
- prospered
Directions: Complete the given paragraph by selecting the most appropriate answer from the given options and fill blank (5).
The tornado ________ (3) the whole town to the point that nothing was left standing. A black funnel cloud _________ (4) by _________ (5) winds _________ (6) into south Brooklyn and Queens at around 11 a.m., with reports of the _______ (7) storm hitting the ground on the Rockaway Peninsula and Canaries. The unusual storm _______ (8) siding from homes and threw patio furniture high into the sky in the quiet beach neighbourhood.
- howling
- stilling
- pacifying
Directions: Complete the given paragraph by selecting the most appropriate answer from the given options and fill blank (9).
Tidal waves are ________ (9) sea waves known as tsunamis. They are often_________ (10), destroying entire towns. Tsunamis are caused by ________ (11) movements such as earthquakes, volcanic_________ (12), or landslides. They can reach speeds up to 450 miles per hour and a height of 100 feet.
- diminutive
- gigantic
- petite
Directions: Complete the given paragraph by selecting the most appropriate answer from the given options and fill blank (4).
The tornado ________ (3) the whole town to the point that nothing was left standing. A black funnel cloud _________ (4) by _________ (5) winds _________ (6) into south Brooklyn and Queens at around 11 a.m., with reports of the _______ (7) storm hitting the ground on the Rockaway Peninsula and Canaries. The unusual storm _______ (8) siding from homes and threw patio furniture high into the sky in the quiet beach neighbourhood.
- abandoned
- deserted
- accompanied
Directions: Complete the given paragraph by selecting the most appropriate answer from the given options and fill blank (6).
The tornado ________ (3) the whole town to the point that nothing was left standing. A black funnel cloud _________ (4) by _________ (5) winds _________ (6) into south Brooklyn and Queens at around 11 a.m., with reports of the _______ (7) storm hitting the ground on the Rockaway Peninsula and Canaries. The unusual storm _______ (8) siding from homes and threw patio furniture high into the sky in the quiet beach neighbourhood.
- refrained
- screamed
- prospered
Directions: Complete the given paragraph by selecting the most appropriate answer from the given options and fill blank (8).
The tornado ________ (3) the whole town to the point that nothing was left standing. A black funnel cloud _________ (4) by _________ (5) winds _________ (6) into south Brooklyn and Queens at around 11 a.m., with reports of the _______ (7) storm hitting the ground on the Rockaway Peninsula and Canaries. The unusual storm _______ (8) siding from homes and threw patio furniture high into the sky in the quiet beach neighbourhood.
- ripped
- exaggerated
- ceded
Directions: Complete the given paragraph by selecting the most appropriate answer from the given options and fill blank (12).
Tidal waves are ________ (9) sea waves known as tsunamis. They are often_________ (10), destroying entire towns. Tsunamis are caused by ________ (11) movements such as earthquakes, volcanic_________ (12), or landslides. They can reach speeds up to 450 miles per hour and a height of 100 feet.
- eruptions
- disruptions
- absorptions
Directions: Complete the given paragraph by selecting the most appropriate answer from the given options and fill blank (10).
Tidal waves are ________ (9) sea waves known as tsunamis. They are often_________ (10), destroying entire towns. Tsunamis are caused by ________ (11) movements such as earthquakes, volcanic_________ (12), or landslides. They can reach speeds up to 450 miles per hour and a height of 100 feet.
- devastating
- enriching
- ameliorating
Directions: Complete the given paragraph by selecting the most appropriate answer from the given options and fill blank (13).
The voters were so upset about the outcome of the election that a ________ (13) broke out and the police had to break it up. Overall, the Federalists wanted strong federal authority to _______ (14) the excesses of popular majorities, while the Democratic-Republicans wanted to reduce national ________ (15) so that the people could rule more directly through state governments.
- skirmish
- sustenance
- truce
Directions: Complete the given paragraph by selecting the most appropriate answer from the given options and fill blank (1).
The professor was a favourite among the students at the college. His ________ (1) was helpful to them as they ________ (2) their degrees. The professor was known to use his experience, insight, and common sense to help students do well.
- sagacity
- scarcity
- paucity
Directions: Complete the given paragraph by selecting the most appropriate answer from the given options and fill blank (2).
The professor was a favourite among the students at the college. His ________ (1) was helpful to them as they ________ (2) their degrees. The professor was known to use his experience, insight, and common sense to help students do well.
- discontinued
- pursued
- practiced
Directions: Complete the given paragraph by selecting the most appropriate answer from the given options and fill blank (7).
The tornado ________ (3) the whole town to the point that nothing was left standing. A black funnel cloud _________ (4) by _________ (5) winds _________ (6) into south Brooklyn and Queens at around 11 a.m., with reports of the _______ (7) storm hitting the ground on the Rockaway Peninsula and Canaries. The unusual storm _______ (8) siding from homes and threw patio furniture high into the sky in the quiet beach neighbourhood.
- fragile
- diffuse
- potent
Directions: Complete the given paragraph by selecting the most appropriate answer from the given options and fill blank (14).
The voters were so upset about the outcome of the election that a ________ (13) broke out and the police had to break it up. Overall, the Federalists wanted strong federal authority to _______ (14) the excesses of popular majorities, while the Democratic-Republicans wanted to reduce national ________ (15) so that the people could rule more directly through state governments.
- emancipate
- restrain
- redeem
Directions: Complete the given paragraph by selecting the most appropriate answer from the given options and fill blank (15).
The voters were so upset about the outcome of the election that a ________ (13) broke out and the police had to break it up. Overall, the Federalists wanted strong federal authority to _______ (14) the excesses of popular majorities, while the Democratic-Republicans wanted to reduce national ________ (15) so that the people could rule more directly through state governments.
- autonomy
- autism
- authority
Directions: Complete the given paragraph by selecting the most appropriate answer from the given options and fill blank (11).
Tidal waves are ________ (9) sea waves known as tsunamis. They are often_________ (10), destroying entire towns. Tsunamis are caused by ________ (11) movements such as earthquakes, volcanic_________ (12), or landslides. They can reach speeds up to 450 miles per hour and a height of 100 feet.
- oceanic
- kaolin
- submarine