Sentence Completion questions are commonly found in tests like CAT, and GRE.
In a typical Sentence Completion question, the test taker is supposed to fill in the blank/blanks with either a single word or a phrase in each blank.
The Sentence Completion question tests the speaker on:
1. Grammar: Sentence Structure, Tenses, Nouns, Verbs, Adjective, Adverbs and more
2. Vocabulary
Believe it or not, the Sentence Completion questions can be solved with great speed and accuracy.
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After having worked in the voluntary organization, he began to see his own good fortune as ________ and his difference from the _________ as chance rather than destiny.
(a) a fluke, impoverished
(b) a lie, affluent
(c) a threat, destitute
(d) an omen, homeless
(e) a reward, indigent
Because she had a reputation for __________, we were quite surprised and pleased when she greeted us so __________.
(a) hysteria, sporadically
(b) indifference, disappointment
(c) arrogance, disdainfully
(d) querulousness, affably
(e) insolence, irately
After having worked in the voluntary organization, he began to see his own good fortune as ________ and his difference from the _________ as chance rather than destiny.
The first blank is to be filled with a word that is synonymous with the word "chance" given in the second half of the sentence.
There are two options meeting this criteria. Option (a) and some students might consider (d) as well.
But, "Omen" is a general sign of sthg related to the future. It might be good or bad.
Hence, the correct option is (a)
Because she had a reputation for __________, we were quite surprised and pleased when she greeted us so __________.
Clearly the pair of words to be filled in the blanks, should be antonyms. Hence, the correct answer is Option (d)
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