Total Questions: 50
"For" is used for a fixed period of time(countable) like 2 years/3 months/4 days/8 hours and for an activity that happened in a recent time. Similarly, in the given sentence, we can count 'a week'(one). Hence, 'for a week' is the most appropriate answer.
The phrasal verb 'bring down' means to cause someone to fall down. The given sentence states that somebody caused Peter to fall down in the penalty area. Hence, 'was brought down in the is the most appropriate answer.
The phrasal verb 'blow up' means to lose temper or express anger. The given sentence states that Mahesh's attitude annoyed me so much that I lost my temper. Hence, 'annoyed me and I blew up' is the most appropriate answer.
With 'do/does/did', the first form of the verb is used. So 'shout' will be used. Hence, 'No sooner did she shout (V.)' is the most appropriate answer.
'As...as' is a comparative structure used to compare two things and 'as adjective/adverb as' is the correct grammatical structure for the given sentence. Hence, 'as well as' is the most appropriate answer.
The phrasal verb 'knock out' means to cause a failure or disruption. The given sentence states that the storm caused a power failure, so they're using candles for lighting. Hence, 'the storm knocked out the power' is the most appropriate answer.
We generally use the verb 'speak' when we talk about proficiency or fluency in language. 'Fluent in' will be replaced with the adverb 'fluently' as we generally use adverbs to modify a verb. Hence, 'you speak fluently' is the most appropriate answer.
There are certain verbs which always take a gerund (V) after them. These verbs include 'love, enjoy, stop, suggest, consider, etc'. Hence, 'learning (V)' is the most appropriate answer.
adventure.
The phrasal verb 'beat up on' means to assault or injure someone by hitting repeatedly. The given sentence states that Mr. Arvind faced an accusation of assaulting or beating the students in the class. Hence, 'accused of beating up on the is the most appropriate answer.