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Fillers Mock Test - 9
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1)As usual, a lot of people were ____ in the king’s darbar.
(1) their
(2) possess
(3) past
(4) present
Ans- (4) Here, present is the right option.
2)Sushma has a deep _ for drunkards.
(1) hatred
(2) hate
(3) hated
(4) hating
Ans- (1) Hatred (Noun) = a very strong feeling of dislike
3)A number of refugees _ been turned back at the border.
(1) are
(2) has
(3) is
(4) have
Ans- (4) The Subject (a number of refugees) is Plural Hence, Verb (have) is Plural, is the right usage.
4)That car is throwing __ a lot of smoke.
(1) out
(2) up
(3) away
(4) in
Ans- (1) throw out : to produce smoke, light, heat etc. Here, out is the right usage.
5)On the _occasion of Laxmi Puja the Mathurs bought a new car.
(1) officious
(2) auspicious
(3) fortuitous
(4) prosperous
Ans- (2) Here, auspicious is the right usage. fficious (Adj.) : self-important fortuitous (Adj.) : happening by chance, especially a lucky chance that brings a good result
6)The deceased left __ him two young children.
(1) for
(2) with
(3) by
(4) behind
Ans- (4) leave behind (Phr. V.) : to have family remaining after your death Here, behind is the right usage.
7)He was slow as usual. Even a snail would have seemed ___.
(1) fastest
(2) faster
(3) too fast
(4) not fast
Ans- (2) Here, Comp. Deg. (faster) is the right usage.
8)If you do well in this exam next year then my efforts _ successful.
(1) have been
(2) would have been
(3) will be
(4) has been
Ans- (3) As the structure demands, will be is the right usage.
9)It is hoped that a __ will be reached in the meeting.
(1) statement
(2) comparison
(3) compromise
(4) compression
Ans- (3) Here, compromise is the right usage. compression (N.) : the state of being compressed
10)Can you tell the difference ____ butter and Margarine.
(1) over
(2) with
(3) between
(4) among
Ans- (3) Here between (Prep.) is the right usage It is used for referring to two things which are clearly separated.
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