Cloze Test

Directions: The following passage has several numbered blanks with suggestions for the same given after the passage. Select the proper option. Faced with the ..(i).. patronage of ..(ii).. and routine transfers of upright officials, the city police has ..(iii).. to a ..(iv).. of encounters to ..(v).. underworld elements. The rising numbers of deaths in this fashion suggests a knee-jerk response which makes nonsense of the rule of law. Yet the minister in charge of home portfolio has..(vi).. that encounters will continue to be ..(vii).. upon to ..(viii).. lawlessness. It is a different matter that he has been silent about his own party having given tickets to family members of drug ..(ix).. during elections. ..(x).., the Mumbai High Court, while admitting a writ petition on such encounters, has ..(xi).. city police commissioner to file an affidavit.

Read the given passage and fill the blank (vii).

Directions: The following passage has several numbered blanks with suggestions for the same given after the passage. Select the proper option. Faced with the ..(i).. patronage of ..(ii).. and routine transfers of upright officials, the city police has ..(iii).. to a ..(iv).. of encounters to ..(v).. underworld elements. The rising numbers of deaths in this fashion suggests a knee-jerk response which makes nonsense of the rule of law. Yet the minister in charge of home portfolio has..(vi).. that encounters will continue to be ..(vii).. upon to ..(viii).. lawlessness. It is a different matter that he has been silent about his own party having given tickets to family members of drug ..(ix).. during elections. ..(x).., the Mumbai High Court, while admitting a writ petition on such encounters, has ..(xi).. city police commissioner to file an affidavit.

Read the given passage and fill the blank (vi).

Directions: The following passage has several numbered blanks with suggestions for the same given after the passage. Select the proper option. Faced with the ..(i).. patronage of ..(ii).. and routine transfers of upright officials, the city police has ..(iii).. to a ..(iv).. of encounters to ..(v).. underworld elements. The rising numbers of deaths in this fashion suggests a knee-jerk response which makes nonsense of the rule of law. Yet the minister in charge of home portfolio has..(vi).. that encounters will continue to be ..(vii).. upon to ..(viii).. lawlessness. It is a different matter that he has been silent about his own party having given tickets to family members of drug ..(ix).. during elections. ..(x).., the Mumbai High Court, while admitting a writ petition on such encounters, has ..(xi).. city police commissioner to file an affidavit.

Read the given passage and fill the blank (xi).

Directions: The following passage has several numbered blanks with suggestions for the same given after the passage. Select the proper option. Faced with the ..(i).. patronage of ..(ii).. and routine transfers of upright officials, the city police has ..(iii).. to a ..(iv).. of encounters to ..(v).. underworld elements. The rising numbers of deaths in this fashion suggests a knee-jerk response which makes nonsense of the rule of law. Yet the minister in charge of home portfolio has..(vi).. that encounters will continue to be ..(vii).. upon to ..(viii).. lawlessness. It is a different matter that he has been silent about his own party having given tickets to family members of drug ..(ix).. during elections. ..(x).., the Mumbai High Court, while admitting a writ petition on such encounters, has ..(xi).. city police commissioner to file an affidavit.

Read the given passage and fill the blank (x).

Directions: The following passage has several numbered blanks with suggestions for the same given after the passage. Select the proper option. Faced with the ..(i).. patronage of ..(ii).. and routine transfers of upright officials, the city police has ..(iii).. to a ..(iv).. of encounters to ..(v).. underworld elements. The rising numbers of deaths in this fashion suggests a knee-jerk response which makes nonsense of the rule of law. Yet the minister in charge of home portfolio has..(vi).. that encounters will continue to be ..(vii).. upon to ..(viii).. lawlessness. It is a different matter that he has been silent about his own party having given tickets to family members of drug ..(ix).. during elections. ..(x).., the Mumbai High Court, while admitting a writ petition on such encounters, has ..(xi).. city police commissioner to file an affidavit.

Read the given passage and fill the blank (viii).

Directions: The following passage has several numbered blanks with suggestions for the same given after the passage. Select the proper option. Faced with the ..(i).. patronage of ..(ii).. and routine transfers of upright officials, the city police has ..(iii).. to a ..(iv).. of encounters to ..(v).. underworld elements. The rising numbers of deaths in this fashion suggests a knee-jerk response which makes nonsense of the rule of law. Yet the minister in charge of home portfolio has..(vi).. that encounters will continue to be ..(vii).. upon to ..(viii).. lawlessness. It is a different matter that he has been silent about his own party having given tickets to family members of drug ..(ix).. during elections. ..(x).., the Mumbai High Court, while admitting a writ petition on such encounters, has ..(xi).. city police commissioner to file an affidavit.

Read the given passage and fill the blank (ix).

Read the given passage and fill blank (iv).

Directions: Complete this passage by selecting the most suitable option for the corresponding gap.

The white light that we see around us is a ______(i)_____mix of seven colours, that if divided and laid side by side for study make up a light spectrum. The seven colours are Violet, Indigo, Blue, Green, Yellow, Orange and Red. However, Blue, Green, and Red are the _____(ii)______ colours, because all the other colours may be got by mixing these. We think that a cherry is red because we see it_____(iii)_____ a red colour. However, if we applied a filter and ____(iv)_______the red part of the light from its source, then the cherry would appear black.

Read the given passage and fill blank (ii).

Directions: Complete this passage by selecting the most suitable option for the corresponding gap.

The white light that we see around us is a ______(i)_____mix of seven colours, that if divided and laid side by side for study make up a light spectrum. The seven colours are Violet, Indigo, Blue, Green, Yellow, Orange and Red. However, Blue, Green, and Red are the _____(ii)______ colours, because all the other colours may be got by mixing these. We think that a cherry is red because we see it_____(iii)_____ a red colour. However, if we applied a filter and ____(iv)_______the red part of the light from its source, then the cherry would appear black.

Read the given passage and fill blank (i).

Directions: Complete this passage by selecting the most suitable option for the corresponding gap.

The white light that we see around us is a ______(i)_____mix of seven colours, that if divided and laid side by side for study make up a light spectrum. The seven colours are Violet, Indigo, Blue, Green, Yellow, Orange and Red. However, Blue, Green, and Red are the _____(ii)______ colours, because all the other colours may be got by mixing these. We think that a cherry is red because we see it_____(iii)_____ a red colour. However, if we applied a filter and ____(iv)_______the red part of the light from its source, then the cherry would appear black.

Read the given passage and fill blank (iii).

Directions: Complete this passage by selecting the most suitable option for the corresponding gap.

The white light that we see around us is a ______(i)_____mix of seven colours, that if divided and laid side by side for study make up a light spectrum. The seven colours are Violet, Indigo, Blue, Green, Yellow, Orange and Red. However, Blue, Green, and Red are the _____(ii)______ colours, because all the other colours may be got by mixing these. We think that a cherry is red because we see it_____(iii)_____ a red colour. However, if we applied a filter and ____(iv)_______the red part of the light from its source, then the cherry would appear black.

Read the given passage and fill blank (iii).

Directions: Complete this passage by selecting the most suitable option for the corresponding gap.

The neighbourhood police officer in his shining cap and uniform has a very _____(i)______ job.   He helps the community by seeing that everybody _____(ii)____ the law. He takes extra care to protect the young and the old from bad people. He helps the traffic, _______(iii)______ catches thieves. Whenever there is any reason for you to be______(iv)______, you can call him to help you.

Read the given passage and fill blank (i).

Directions: Complete this passage by selecting the most suitable option for the corresponding gap.

The neighbourhood police officer in his shining cap and uniform has a very _____(i)______ job.   He helps the community by seeing that everybody _____(ii)____ the law. He takes extra care to protect the young and the old from bad people. He helps the traffic, _______(iii)______ catches thieves. Whenever there is any reason for you to be______(iv)______, you can call him to help you.

Read the given passage and fill blank (ii).

Directions: Complete this passage by selecting the most suitable option for the corresponding gap.

The neighbourhood police officer in his shining cap and uniform has a very _____(i)______ job.   He helps the community by seeing that everybody _____(ii)____ the law. He takes extra care to protect the young and the old from bad people. He helps the traffic, _______(iii)______ catches thieves. Whenever there is any reason for you to be______(iv)______, you can call him to help you.

Read the given passage and fill blank (iv).

Directions: Complete this passage by selecting the most suitable option for the corresponding gap.

The neighbourhood police officer in his shining cap and uniform has a very _____(i)______ job.   He helps the community by seeing that everybody _____(ii)____ the law. He takes extra care to protect the young and the old from bad people. He helps the traffic, _______(iii)______ catches thieves. Whenever there is any reason for you to be______(iv)______, you can call him to help you.

Read the given passage and fill blank (ii).

Directions: Complete this passage by selecting the most suitable option for the corresponding gap.

A day at the zoo is a _____(i)_____ experience. You see all kinds of animals there. Lions, elephants, snakes, turtles, foxes, pandas, wolves, raccoons, you name them and you got them. You can see all kinds of animals whether they are ______(ii)_____ or common, for the state allows a zoo to keep such animals. Great animal _____(iii)____ take care of them in a zoo. In a circus, we have lots of fun. But, only those animals that are ______(iv)______ enough to show tricks can be seen in a circus.