Free Sentence Completion MCQs with Answers
234 Sentence Completion MCQs from English, each with the correct answer and a written explanation of why it is correct. Free and unlimited, with no account needed.
Sentence completion tests whether you can use grammar, vocabulary, logic and context together to supply the missing word or phrase. The correct choice must fit the sentence's meaning, tone, tense, structure and connective relationship, not merely match one isolated grammatical clue.
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- A. Trouble
- B. Convenience
- C. Patience
- D. Perseverance
Explanation: Patience is the ability to wait, or to continue doing something despite difficulties, or to suffer without complaining or becoming…
Correct answer: Patience- A. Ran
- B. Jigged
- C. Talked
- D. Wept
Explanation: Dance performed out of excitement is called a "jig", which is the proper context for using this word in this case.Weep means to cry which…
Correct answer: Jigged- A. Been loaded with significance and filled with worth
- B. Been significant with worthwhile
- C. To be loaded with significance and filled with worth
- D. Been actions of significance and worth
Explanation: We have to see grammatical mistakes and structure of sentence in wrong options.
Correct answer: Been significant with worthwhile- A. dashed
- B. flourished
- C. sprawled
- D. succeeded
Explanation: The correct answer is 'sprawled' because it describes how ancient civilizations expanded and developed along riverbanks, taking advantage…
Correct answer: sprawled- A. Only few
- B. Few
- C. No much
- D. Very few
Explanation: The correct answer is 'Few.' The sentence uses 'therefore,' indicating a consequence or result.
Correct answer: Few- A. motivates
- B. mitigates
- C. maneuvers
- D. minces
Explanation: The sentence suggests that the Managing Director is encouraging or inspiring the staff to work hard by promising them a high salary.
Correct answer: motivates- A. Reluctant
- B. Apprehensive
- C. Pervasive
- D. Bounced
Explanation: The word "apprehensive" means anxious or worried about something that is going to happen.
Correct answer: Apprehensive- A. Well
- B. As well
- C. Very well
- D. So well
Explanation: The word "so" is used to intensify the adjective "well". It emphasizes that Rashid spoke exceptionally or impressively, resulting in him…
Correct answer: So well- A. Any
- B. Some
- C. Every
- D. Many
Explanation: The word "any" is the appropriate choice because it indicates a lack of specificity or restriction.
Correct answer: Any- A. as good as
- B. as long as
- C. as much as
- D. as soon as
Explanation: The correct answer is 'as soon as possible' because the sentence emphasizes the need for immediate medical attention due to the danger of…
Correct answer: as soon as- A. Your likelihood of success is significantly reduced
- B. You could still perform exceptionally well
- C. You should plan to prepare thoroughly next time
- D. You will inevitably fail
Explanation: The correct answer is 'Your likelihood of success is significantly reduced.' This response acknowledges the typical outcome of not…
Correct answer: Your likelihood of success is significantly reduced- A. Shall you like
- B. Should you like
- C. Would you like
- D. Will you like
Explanation: Would like deals with situations that are more purely hypothetical.
Correct answer: Would you like- A. May
- B. Shall
- C. Can
- D. Would
Explanation: "Would" (d) is the correct choice because it's used to make polite offers or invitations.
Correct answer: Would- A. Remove
- B. Take
- C. Draw
- D. Buy
Explanation: The sentence should read: "We must buy the tickets for the movie in advance." "Buy" is the correct verb to use in this context, as it…
Correct answer: Buy