Sentence Completion MCQs


Guidelines:





1. First, read the sentence carefully to get a feel for its meaning.





2. Look at the possible answers before you make your final choice.





3. Watch for signal words that like one part of the sentence to another.





1. You must apply---- the judge for pardon:





(A) Upon





(B) Over





(C) With





(D) To





2. I insisted -----my fee paid:





(A) To having





(B) In having





(C) On having





(D) To have





3. I am intent------------:





(A) On wining





(B) For wining





(C) Of wining





(D) To win





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4. Death is preferable -----dishonour:





(A) Of





(B) From





(C) To





(D) Than





5. The officer waited until the clerks ----- busily:





(A) Were working





(B) Had worked





(C) Are working





(D) Worked





6. If I ------ worked hard, I would have passed:





(A) Have





(B) Should have





(C) Would have





(D) Had





7. You –respect your parents and teacher:





(A) Should have





(B) Would have





(C) Would





(D) Should





8. I hope to be back here a month------:





(A) Before





(B) Thence





(C) Hence





(D) After





9. We would do our work:





(A) After





(B) Long





(C) Later





(D) Latter





10. He----our help:





(A) Remove





(B) Resign





(C) Recants





(D) Resents





11. The police arrested him and his one-----:





(A) Accomplice





(B) Operator





(C) Colleague





(D) Friend





12. The govt. must ------- the suffering of the people:





(A) Rid





(B) Palliate





(C) Allay





(D) Ally





13. Face------with courage:





(A) Adversity





(B) Affliction





(C) Poverty





(D) Misery





14. You must------yourself to the new conditions:





(A) Convert





(B) Adapt





(C) Adept





(D) Adopt





15. The jury --------him of murder:





(A) Absolved





(B) Acquitted





(C) Discharged





(D) Evolve





16. The govt. was -----------of incompetence:





(A) Impeached





(B) Censured





(C) Accused





(D) Charged





17. You must ----- enough evidence to ensure his conviction:





(A) Store





(B) Accumulate





(C) Hoard





(D) Rallied





18. We have ------ trust in you:





(A) Imperative





(B) Absolute





(C) Entire





(D) Perfect





19. Napoleon’s army was completely ----- in battle of Waterloo:





(A) Repeated





(B) Annihilated





(C) Finished





(D) Destroyed





20. Urge people who smoke to ----- the habit:





(A) Desert





(B) Discontinue





(C) Abandon





(D) Surrender





21. The chair is in the garden; please -----it:





(A) Fetch





(B) Transport





(C) Carry





(D) Bring





22. The ---------- of the headlights of the car almost blinded me:





(A) Dazzle





(B) Luminosity





(C) Shine





(D) Glare





23. Govt. must hold a ---inquiry:





(A) Judicial





(B) Discreetly





(C) Sensible





(D) Intelligent





24. We were caught in the storm and got---:





(A) Damped





(B) Moistened





(C) Drenched





(D) Soaked





25. So long you are not well avoid---exercise:





(A) Powerful  





(B) Vigorous





(C) Lusty





(D) Strong





26. His argument is quite-----:





(A) Infirm





(B) Fragile





(C) Unconvincing





(D) Sickly





27. What a -------- you were not hurt in the accident:





(A) Blessing





(B) Consecration





(C) Praise





(D) Prayers





28. Thermometer is a ---- to measure one’s temperature:





(A) Device





(B) Tendency





(C) Conviction





(D) Philosophy





29. The-------of the rocket was so swift that it was out of sight in a few seconds:





(A) Jump





(B) Descent





(C) Ascent





(D) Assent





30. The --- from the mountain dangerous:





(A) Jump





(B) Descent





(C) Decent





(D) Ascent





31. That new law went into --- last month:





(A) Action





(B) Selection





(C) Effect





(D) Affect





32. He was------a member of Assembly:





(A) Lastly





(B) Old





(C) Formally





(D) Formerly





33. He-----------satisfactory progress in the school:





(A) Has made





(B) Is making





(C) Has made





(D) Makes





34. I --- him for a long time:





(A) Do not meet





(B) Have not met





(C) Did not meet





(D) Am not met





35. Her fears were first—when her son did not come here:





(A) Arouse





(B) Arisen





(C) Aroused





(D) Arouse





36. He was quite able----after himself:





(A) To look





(B) Of looking





(C) For looking





(D) To looking





37. I would like to have the newspaper as soon as you----it:





(A) Have finished





(B) Will finish





(C) Are finish





(D) Finished





38. If you wait here; I ----- if the manager is in:





(A) Would have seen





(B) Would see





(C) Will see





(D) Will have seen





39. When he----- his hair cut, he went to the cinema:





(A) Will have had





(B) Had had





(C) Have had





(D) Has had





40. You will feel better when you ------ that tooth out:





(A) Have had





(B) Will have had





(C) Have





(D) Had





41. All communication with outside world has been cut:





(A) Off





(B) Down





(C) Away





(D) Out





42. In one fierce battle, the enemies were completely wiped:





(A) Over





(B) Away





(C) Off





(D) Out





43. She – for Karachi three days ago:





(A) Had left





(B) Will leave





(C) Is leaving





(D) Left





44. He told me that he was not familiar ---- that subject:





(A) With





(B) About





(C) On





(D) To





45. I am astonished ---- his behavior:





(A) From





(B) With





(C) On





(D) To





46. Whatever he does is always contrary---- my wishes:





(A) For





(B) To





(C) From





(D) With





47. If one knows the facts, one------not be so quite to criticize:





(A) Could





(B) Would





(C) Will





(D) Can





48. We ------ friends since we were children:





(A) Are





(B) Were





(C) Have been





(D) Had been





49. If I ----- more time, I would have checked my paper again:





(A) Had had





(B) Have had





(C) Have





(D) Had





50. The child—crying for three hours:





(A) Has been





(B) Have been





(C) Has





(D) Is


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