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Sentence Completion Mock Test for CAT Examination
1. ________ and ugly though it was – the jeep ________ in radiance – became in my mind a chariot and Dante rather than the mentally dumb – Shankar – sat beside me on the flaming road.
1) Hideous – transformed
2) Porcine – viewed
3) Dented – sanctified
4) Unwieldy – bathed
2. An author usually takes _________ with the depiction of the reality of his time – but a good author does not merely look at the glory – he looks also at the sheer _______.
1) pain – spirit
2) liberties – pathos
3) restraint – mockery
4) credit – sophistication
3. The lonely traveler ________ his bosom in a free flow of __________.
1) petrified – diatribe
2) lightened – malice
3) distended – prolixity
4) bared – emotion
4. The rustic women looked at the robots that moved like human beings with _______ but _______ eyes.
1) wide – incredulous
2) appalled –intimidating
3) keen – languorous
4) perceptive – indifferent
5. According to the saints – life is a ______ of growth and _____________.
1) panoply – decomposition
2) sojourn – opportunity
3) farrago – jubilation
4) culmination – progression
6. In a brilliantly woven narrative – with facts as the ______ and imagination as the ________ – the author delves deep into the complex relationship between his main characters.
1) proof – testimony
2) warp – weft
3) base – adornment
4) thread – colour
7. Darjeeling is largely built in that _______ semi-chalet style so dear to Victorian pleasure seekers – and imposes upon its _____________ of people a desire to cling to the old-world charm.
1) archetypal – mélange
2) picturesque – refectory
3) strange – milieu
4) aerial – menagerie
8. He found himself alone with his ___________ in the darkness and realised that he was not the _________ he considered himself to be.
1) sketches – hermit
2) thoughts – loner
3) dreams – loser
4) needs – soldier
9. The scolding he received from his father had _____ his spirits for a while but soon he was his _______ old self.
1) sobered – naughty
2) jolted – introspective
3) cramped – voracious
4) dampened – exuberant
10. The fate of a million villagers ___________ on the performance of this _________ who – while being one of them was unusually self-respecting.
1) hinged – yokel
2) relied – artist
3) rested – lad
4) stuck – creature
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11. In a fresh _______ to the bribery scandal – accounting firm PD has said that ABC Corporation Ltd. made sizeable payments to __________ companies.
1) revelation – suspected
2) juncture – litigious
3) twist – fictitious
4) bend – fraudulent
12. The __________ crowd at Naroda Patia went on the __________ after a mini-truck ran over a youth.
1) motley – defensive
2) congregated – attack
3) distressed – aggressive
4) unruly – rampage
13. Bustling and friendly – Parr is the __________ of the depressing and _________ Blackpool landlady of yore.
1) epitome – sullen
2) antithesis – infamous
3) image – curious
4) symbol – retiring
14. The arrested man was held without charge, without ________ without being allowed to get in touch with a lawyer, or even the Dutch consulate until at last he made _______ admissions which provided the probable cause for holding him.
1) indictment – vague
2) arraignment – damaging
3) pleas – credible
4) sustenance – incriminatory
15. Among the properties of individual things, some are _________, others accidental, the accidental properties of a thing are those it can lose without losing its ________ such as wearing a hat, if you are a man.
1) deliberate – property
2) benevolent – demeanour
3) enforced – personality
4) essential – identity
16. The Renaissance broke down _____ the scholastic system, which had become an _________ straitjacket.
1) rigid – intellectual
2) strict – apocryphal
3) hackneyed – anamalous
4) simplistic – indulgent
17. The novel has been translated into 20 languages and ___________ quite a few times __________ both the stage and the screen.
1) adapted – at
2) abridged – in
3) scripted – to
4) adapted – for
18. Diasporic literature may seem to occupy a curious ________ world, weaving tapestry that is at once _________ and far away.
1) midway – commonplace
2) Western – alien
3) contradictory – recognizable
4) claustroph0bic – striking
19. Director Todd Phillips’ movie Starsky and Hutch – has enough well-timed inventiveness to keep you alert and ________, if not exactly ________.
1) agitated – active
2) mystified – submerged
3) entertained – gripped
4) distracted – disillusioned
20. With the government gradually _________ state subsidies from money-losing media outlets, the Chinese press has to work really hard in order to stay __________.
1) intending – stable
2) diverting – competitive
3) removing – contemporary
4) withdrawing – solvent
21. Rather than being a passive observer of what is going on, the camcorder can sometimes ________ behaviour and, thus, ___________ situations that might not otherwise have occurred.
1) restrict – eradicate
2) trigger – create
3) affect – correlate
4) engender – reproduce
22. He had been ____________ enough to the pilgrims during the journey, but he had not his wife’s __________, and had spent much of his time reading.
1) surly – geniality
2) obsequious – charm
3) benign – generosity
4) polite – gregariousness
23. When he turned to his team-mates for support, he encountered a reef of curious, ___________ faces all gazing at him with __________ eyes.
1) inscrutable – keen
2) reflective – wooden
3) purposeful – compassionate
4) quaint – vacant
24. In Florence, Lorenzo’s successor, his son Piro, showed none of his father’s political tact or ___________ , and under Sovonorala’s influence the city was soon __________ to a harsh, hell-fearing regime.
1) diplomacy – elevated
2) acumen – subjected
3) ingenuity – led
4) reign – congregated
25. Leonardo took up town planning and produced a massive scheme for rebuilding all of Milan with airy __________ and an impeccable _________ system for keeping the city clean.
1) comets – stabling
2) patios – rotary
3) boulevards – sewage
4) monasteries – planning
26. When I design a shoe, I keep __________ the points in mind, so that it __________ the feet as the wearer walks.
1) sole – massages
2) focus – renovates
3) tender – activates
4) pressure – balances
27. After _______ on Canada’s comedy circuit over a four-year period, the renowned actor relocated to Los Angeles and became a _________ at Mitzi Shores Comedy Store on the famed Sunset Strip.
1) stinting – performer
2) prevailing – fixture
3) reigning – manager
4) lampooning – comedian
28. There are only five __________ in the musical scale, but their _________ are so many that they cannot all be heard.
1) notes – fermentations
2) units – fragments
3) units – cells
4) notes – variations
29. _______ of illiteracy from a nation that is set to become the most populated in the world is by no easy.
1) Countering – task
2) Driving – measure
3) Curbing – way
4) Eradication – means
5) Removal – point
30. It is time to _______ ongoing programmes and ___________ new horizons.
1) value – choose
2) speculate – experiment
3) reject – consider
4) scrutinize – impound
5) assess – seek
31. This approach would _______ the enormous illiteracy problem to be _______ in a holistic manner.
1) enable – tackled
2) focus – viewed
3) envision – dealt
4) combine – judged
5) review – countered
32. The _______ of criminalization of polities needs to be _________ far more seriously.
1) lacuna – dealt
2) issue – addressed
3) system – broken
4) continuation – suppressed
5) process – diverted
33. It would be proper for India to judge Pakistan by its ________ rather than ______.
1) credentials – potentials
2) culture – polities
3) actions – words
4) promises – assurances
5) nature – behaviour
34. The students _________ not reach on time _______ of the transport strike.
1) can – as
2) may – account
3) should – for
4) will – despite
5) could – because
35. They were _________ to vacate that house as ________ as possible.
1) asked – soon
2) shown – early
3) found – fast
4) told – later
5) ordered – easy
36. The teacher _________ the concept by ________ practical examples.
1) showed – telling
2) liked-citing
3) explained – quoting
4) found – looking
5) that – before
37. The manager told us ________ Ramesh was very anxious _______ the meeting.
1) about – in
2) like- during
3) said- after
4) the – for
5) that – before
38. She did not tell ________ that she ________ attended the party.
1) someone – have
2) him – not
3) anyone – had
4) her – can
5) no one – has
39. In an effort to provide ________ for higher education to all, most of the universities have been providing education without adequate infrastructure, thus churning out _______ graduates every year.
1) chances – fresh
2) platform – capable
3) opportunities – unemployable
4) prospects – eligible
5) policy – incompetent
40. The move to allow dumping of mercury _________ an outcry from residents of the area who ________ that high levels of mercury will affect their health and destroy ecologically sensitive forest area.
1) resulted – insist
2) provoked – fear
3) incited – determined
4) activated – accept
5) angered – believe
41. Evert as the ________ elsewhere in the world are struggling to come out of recession, Indian consumers are splurging on consumer goods and to ________ this growth, companies are investing heavily in various sectors.
1) economies – meet
2) countries – inhibit
3) governments – measure
4) nations – inflict
5) companies – counter
42. Drawing attention to the pitfalls of __________ solely on Uranium as a fuel for nuclear reactors, Indian scientists warned that Uranium will not last for long and thus research on Thorium as its _________ must be revived.
1) using – substitute
2) believing – replacement
3) depending – reserve
4) reckoning – option
5) relying – alternative
43. Weather officials have __________ below-normal rains this year. If the predictions come true, farm output could ___________ as most of India’s farmlands depend on rainwater for irrigation.
1) forecasted – shrank
2) forecast – shrank
3) forecast – shrink
4) predicted – expand
5) predictions – wan
44. It is the role of the state to __________ crime and protect people and property. If the state is unable to prevent a crime it falls upon the state to _________ the victim.
1) prevent – support
2) preventing – encourage
3) prevent – supporting
4) forbid – discourage
5) forbid – discouraging
45. A person who is clean and tidy in how he dresses up commands better ________ from those around him than those “who have a _________ and unkempt appearance.
1) respectful – slovenly
2) respect – slovenly
3) respected – untidy
4) respect – tidy
5) respect – careful
46. Today – we have achieved a milestone by completing 60 years of independence. It’s now the time for everyone or every Indian to undergo _______ of the achievements we already made and also those that are to be still __________.
1) self-introspection – achiver
2) self-examination – achieve
3) introspection – achieved
4) search – found
5) cross-inspection – made
47. Education is an essential means of ________ women with the knowledge, skills and self-confidence necessary to fully __________ in the development process.
1) Empower – include
2) empowering – participate
3) empowered – participating
4) empowerment – participate
5) strengthening – participate
48. It is a well-known _________ that the lover of the sea craves for dry land, the age-old ________ to be where we are not.
1) belief – antipathy
2) anomaly – demiurge
3) credo – inspiration
4) contention – duplicity
5) paradox – yearning
49. The practice of painting slogans on rock faces – once a thriving industry in Britain, has fallen into but there has recently been a/an ________ in Country/Antrim.
1) oblivion – demand
2) misuse – artisan
3) disfavour – upheaval
4) mediocrity – surfeit
5) disuse – recrudescence
50. Curiously enough the very passages, which set out to clarify only ________ the details are served up in ________ three page paragraphs which stupefy the reader.
1) adumbrate – excessive
2) obscure – succinct
3) mystity – stimulating
4) disturb – compact
5) obfuscate – monolithic