English Language
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Fill in the Blanks Questions
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flied to
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flew into
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flown to
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flight into
C
Correct answer
Explanation
"flown to". With have, we use past participle form of the verb.
B
Correct answer
Explanation
"write with". 'With' indicates 'using'.
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slept in
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dozed off
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dozed in
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fell off
B
Correct answer
Explanation
‘Dozed off’ means ‘to fall into light sleep’.
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necessity, direction
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futility, idea
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usefulness, negativity
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controversy, expression
C
Correct answer
Explanation
‘Usefulness’ means ‘benefit or utility’ and ‘negativity’ means ‘lacking benefits'. We need two opposite words as the words 'also its' are given.
C
Correct answer
Explanation
‘Dawned on’ means ‘to cross your mind’.
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casualty
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loss
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default
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harm
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loss
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failure
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decline
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deprivation
A
Correct answer
Explanation
‘At a loss’ means ‘bewilderment or uncertainty’.
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verified, appear
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entered, arrive
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manipulated, modify
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suspected, rise
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guessed, interchange
A
Correct answer
Explanation
Once the details are verified, the names would be published (appear) on the voters list.
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faint, pacify
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scratch, found
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knock, fed
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paint, ruled
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punch, mocked
C
Correct answer
Explanation
Option 3 is correct. The sentence says that they knock on the doors, so that the people come out and give them ‘rotis’ to feed the hungry.
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load, hampering
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formed, resulting
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density, staggering
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layer, scattering
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content, causing
E
Correct answer
Explanation
Easterly winds add to the moisture content in the atmosphere and local factors act as catalysts causing rainfall.
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directed, demand
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urged, regular
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questioned, trivial
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trained, exceptional
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threatened, ascertained
B
Correct answer
Explanation
Officials have been requested to maintain uninterrupted power supply.
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were, decrepit
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had, deceive
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having, motivate
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have, combat
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should, arrest
D
Correct answer
Explanation
Present perfect tense is to be used, so ‘have’ fits and ‘combat’ means ‘defeat’ criminals. This is the correct option.
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in, suspiciously
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into, intentionally
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upon, dramatically
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for, thoroughly
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at, superficially
D
Correct answer
Explanation
To indicate duration of time, the preposition ‘for’ is used.
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solved, in
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interpreted, into
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clues, but
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transferred, at
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lost, for
E
Correct answer
Explanation
‘Get lost’ means ‘are forgotten’; and ‘for’ is used as a preposition before ‘period of time’.
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help, anything
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deceives, anyhow
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check, nothing
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join, anywhere
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inspire, however
A
Correct answer
Explanation
Helping others is good, but we should not help to expect help in return.