Sentance Completion (CDS-Solved Paper)Total Questions: 4711. My teacher was ...........us for being late. [Evening Shift-2019 (II)](a) annoyed at(b) annoyed with(c) annoyed about(d) annoysCorrect Answer: (b) annoyed withSolution:‘annoyed with’ is the most appropriate phrase as when we are angry with people we use ‘annoyed with ‘Annoyed with’ means to make source slightly angry or upset.12. Sandhya ....... me from the top of the house. [Evening Shift-2019 (II)](a) shouted to(b) shouted at(c) shouted on(d) shoutedCorrect Answer: (b) shouted atSolution:With verb ‘shouted’, preposition to be used is ‘at’. So option b ‘shouted at’ is correct here as we shout at some or the other person.13. Ravi has the habit of ..............a headache. [Evening Shift-2019 (II)](a) complaining(b) complain(c) complaining to(d) complaining ofCorrect Answer: (d) complaining ofSolution:‘Complaining of’ is the most sutiable option. When we speak about illnesses, we use ‘complaining of’.14. I always want to go alone for a ride, but my mother.........going with my brother. [Evening Shift-2019 (II)](a) insists(b) insists on(c) insists in(d) insistedCorrect Answer: (a) insistsSolution:‘insists’ is an appropriate option. ‘insist means to say firmly or demand forcefully. There is need to use any prepositional with ‘insist’.15. The new student fund it difficult to .........with his classmates. [Evening Shift-2019 (II)](a) get along(b) get among(c) get well(d) get upCorrect Answer: (a) get alongSolution:‘get along’ is the phrase verb which should be appropriate in the given blank. ‘Get along’ means to have a friendly relationship with other which is correct according to the context.16. The visiting Diplomat.......the Prime Minister. [Evening Shift-2019 (II)](a) Called in(b) called at(c) called on(d) called uponCorrect Answer: (c) called onSolution:‘called on’ is the appropriate phrasal verb to fill in the bank ‘called on’ means to ask someone to do something.17. ............sincere, the would have got the prize. [Evening Shift-2019 (II)](a) Had he been(b) Has he been(c) Would he have been(d) He isCorrect Answer: (a) Had he beenSolution:From the given options ‘had he been’ is the most suitable one. The sentence is ‘conditional’ so here, use of past perfect is required.18. Ten years.........for me to live in a foreign country. [Evening Shift-2019 (II)](a) are a long time(b) is a long time(c) has a long time(d) of timeCorrect Answer: (b) is a long timeSolution:Ten years is singular noun, so we will use ‘is a long time’ to fill the given blank.19. If I ........you, I .......love to accept the offer [Evening Shift-2019 (II)](a) was......will(b) was ........would(c) were..... would(d) were.......willCorrect Answer: (c) were..... wouldSolution:Use of ‘were’ and ‘would is required in the given conditional type sentence.20. My sister asked me ........willing to go abroad for my studies. [Evening Shift-2019 (II)](a) if I were(b) if I could be(c) whether I should be(d) whether I willCorrect Answer: (a) if I wereSolution:‘if I were’ seems to be the only correct option because the sentence shows assumption.Submit Quiz« Previous12345Next »