Fill in the Blanks Questions

Multiple choice
  1. brilliance, pulverize

  2. harshness, transfigured

  3. warmth, extirpated

  4. glare, annihilated

  5. softness, transformed

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

As we are talking about the early morning light, the filler cannot be 'brilliance' or 'harshness'. And since the light makes the room cozier, 'transformed' will be the best word for the second blank.

Multiple choice
  1. impending, promoted

  2. irrefutable, encouraged

  3. stumbling, fostered

  4. hobbling, nurtured

  5. mature, having

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

‘Block’ goes only with ‘stumbling’. ‘Stumbling block’ means an obstacle. So, the English acted as a hurdle for the French because both countries wanted to grab control of India.

Multiple choice
  1. incessant, pervade

  2. uncouth, escape

  3. torrential, provoke

  4. ensuing, evade

  5. insipid, avoid

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

The first fillers in (B) and (E) are not compatible with downpour.  'Disappear' is the key word in the second case. So, it will be 'evade' and not 'pervade' or 'provoke'.

Multiple choice
  1. stabbed, hopefully

  2. marginalized, legitimately

  3. vandalized, curiously

  4. immersed, confidently

  5. reviewed, favorably

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

This sentence talks of a person fighting to get accepted by the society. A close look at the options given confirms (3) as an answer.

Multiple choice
  1. babble, roar

  2. drone, power

  3. wail, sound

  4. growing, whisper

  5. gibbering, cries

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

The voice is so husky that it is audible even in the howls of siren.

Multiple choice
  1. hesitate, promote

  2. cerebrate, seek

  3. probate, find

  4. cogitate, commend

  5. ponder, question

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

This sentence implies that if we all think deeply about the problem, we will certainly get a key for it.

Multiple choice
  1. provides

  2. offers

  3. gives

  4. avails

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

The sentence conveys that better opportunities are available there, not that the country makes an offer. This makes offer inappropriate. Provide is similar to supply, which is different in context to give, avail and offer. The US is supplying/providing opportunities. It is not offering, but offering is similar to ask. It is not asking foreign students to take the opportunitiies. Provides is more direct than gives and more specific. Avails is incorrect because it is students who can avail the opportunities, which the US provides.