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Meaning from context requires inferring an unfamiliar word or phrase from surrounding clues, including definitions, examples, contrasts, cause and effect, tone and grammatical role. The intended meaning may differ from a dictionary’s first meaning, so collocation, connotation and the sentence’s overall idea must be considered together.

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  • A. change
  • B. Accept
  • C. Vanish
  • D. Disapprove

Explanation: Change (A) means to modify or alter something, implying that the representative is open to revising his proposal based on residents'…

Correct answer: change
  • A. to absorb
  • B. Normalize
  • C. Accept
  • D. stop

Explanation: Stop (D) means to prevent or halt something from happening, implying that the people of Burewala are trying to prevent foreign culture…

Correct answer: stop
  • A. hag
  • B. phenomenon
  • C. spectacle
  • D. Talent

Explanation: The sentence should read: "Beethoven was a musical phenomenon, playing his first professional concert at only seven years old."Here's…

Correct answer: phenomenon
  • A. lucrative
  • B. worthwhile
  • C. rewarding
  • D. stressful

Explanation: The sentence should read: "Fiaz's parents encourage him to pursue a lucrative career in medicine or law; they want to see him become rich…

Correct answer: lucrative
  • A. banned
  • B. irreverent
  • C. illiterate
  • D. urged

Explanation: The sentence should read: "With the current wave of crime, travelers on the Lahore route are urged to make sure their wallet is…

Correct answer: urged
  • A. continually - simple
  • B. meticulously - stupid
  • C. hastily - careless
  • D. continuously - abnormal

Explanation: The sentence should read: "Working hastily under time pressure, Aqeel didn't notice her careless mistake."Here's why:- "Hastily" means…

Correct answer: hastily - careless
  • A. imaginative
  • B. superior
  • C. careless
  • D. suspicious

Explanation: The sentence suggests that the candidate's careless manner (lacking attention to detail, sloppy, or indifferent) when addressing the…

Correct answer: careless
  • A. a scholar - admission
  • B. a member - entrance
  • C. an organizer - submission
  • D. an institution - advice

Explanation: The sentence suggests that as a member of the Sindh supreme selection board, Allah Bachayo had free entrance (access) to all government…

Correct answer: a member - entrance
  • A. admiring for
  • B. enigmatic to
  • C. dangerous to
  • D. exploited by

Explanation: The sentence suggests that the green supernova remains mysterious or puzzling (enigmatic) to cosmetologists, as it has never been observed…

Correct answer: enigmatic to
  • A. fallacy
  • B. poverty
  • C. power
  • D. cruelty

Explanation: The sentence suggests that producers of Punjabi films have long complained about the influence (power) of the Lahore movie critics, whose…

Correct answer: power
  • A. defeated
  • B. difficult
  • C. unbroken
  • D. aggressive

Explanation: The sentence suggests that until its defeat by Ireland, the Pakistani team had a continuous and uninterrupted (unbroken) series of wins in…

Correct answer: unbroken
  • A. rarely
  • B. successfully
  • C. anxiously

Explanation: The sentence suggests that the whale shark is not frequently seen by divers, making encounters with it uncommon or rare.

Correct answer: rarely
  • A. versatile
  • B. old fashioned
  • C. sophisticated
  • D. solo

Explanation: The sentence suggests that Ali Azmat's ability to create songs for various platforms, such as theaters, classical concerts, and Pakistani…

Correct answer: versatile
  • A. challenging
  • B. exclusive
  • C. normal
  • D. mutual

Explanation: The sentence suggests that the benefits of the cooperative program are shared by both companies, with each acquiring new production…

Correct answer: mutual
  • A. week ... sell to
  • B. trivial ... boost
  • C. stylistic ... irritate
  • D. essential ... limit

Explanation: The sentence suggests that the author lists the minor or unimportant points of scientific development in a monotonous way, while leaving…

Correct answer: trivial ... boost
  • A. edition
  • B. volume
  • C. fraction
  • D. chapter

Explanation: The sentence suggests that only a small part or portion (fraction) of the entire six-volume work, "Love and Cheating", has been published.

Correct answer: fraction
  • A. placing
  • B. melting
  • C. coining
  • D. transforming

Explanation: Muslim alchemists, like alchemists in general, attempted to convert or transform base metals like copper into gold through chemical…

Correct answer: transforming
  • A. hoarder
  • B. benefactor
  • C. promoter
  • D. rich

Explanation: A benefactor is a person who gives money or resources to a person or organization, often anonymously, for the purpose of benefiting them.

Correct answer: benefactor
  • A. obscure ... legitimate
  • B. distort ... spurious.
  • C. illustrate ... controversial
  • D. complement ... unresolved

Explanation: The sentence suggests that misrepresentative graphs and drawings distort the real data, presenting a false or misleading picture, and…

Correct answer: distort ... spurious.
  • A. ancient ... established
  • B. false ... reiterated
  • C. mythical ... fabricated
  • D. accurate ... examined

Explanation: The sentence suggests that those who consider the account to be accurate simply because of its age, without critically evaluating it, may…

Correct answer: accurate ... examined