0% Sentence CompletionSentence Completion refers to the Verbal Ability section on the National Aptitude Test (NAT), a standardised test for admissions in Pakistan. 1 / 100The politician’s remarks were criticized for being deliberately _______ to appeal to both sides of the debate. biased direct decisive vague 2 / 100Because the evidence was _______ and contradictory, the jury found it difficult to reach a unanimous decision. compelling overwhelming inconclusive persuasive 3 / 100The journalist’s report was praised for its _______ analysis and balanced perspective. thorough superficial careless biased 4 / 100The _______ of the bridge was tested by heavy vehicles. delicacy fragility strength weakness 5 / 100The judge’s verdict was based on _______ evidence rather than personal opinion. concrete biased speculative emotional 6 / 100The manager’s speech was so _______ that no one could determine what changes he actually wanted to implement. transparent inspiring concise ambiguous 7 / 100The scientist refused to draw conclusions until sufficient data had been _______. denied distorted ignored collected 8 / 100The team's _______ was affected by the loss of their key player. arrogance morale confidence laziness 9 / 100The manager's _______ instructions left no room for misunderstanding. vague ambiguous clear confusing 10 / 100The journalist was admired for her _______ commitment to uncovering the truth. partial wavering unwavering uncertain 11 / 100The two theories are fundamentally _______, and cannot both be true. identical compatible contradictory similar 12 / 100He made a _______ recovery after the surgery and was back to work in a week. slow gradual rapid delayed 13 / 100The medicine provided _______ relief from the pain. minimal temporary slight permanent 14 / 100The company hopes to _______ its profits by the end of the year. reduce minimize decrease maximize 15 / 100The students were asked to write an essay that was both _______ and well-organized. coherent imaginative relevant lengthy 16 / 100Despite her apparent confidence, her trembling hands revealed her underlying _______. arrogance joy enthusiasm anxiety 17 / 100Although the negotiations were _______ at first, both sides eventually reached an agreement. hostile cooperative neutral peaceful 18 / 100The author’s style is so _______ that even complex ideas are presented with remarkable clarity. lucid pretentious obscure verbose 19 / 100Her generosity was so _______ that she donated almost all her savings to charity. cautious limited selective boundless 20 / 100The lawyer presented such a _______ argument that the jury was easily persuaded. weak inconsistent vague compelling 21 / 100The sudden noise _______ the sleeping baby. relaxed calmed soothed startled 22 / 100The committee's decision was _______, based on all the available facts. arbitrary biased informed random 23 / 100The new software significantly _______ the company's productivity. enhanced hampered decreased reduced 24 / 100The speech was so _______ that it moved the audience to tears monotonous inspiring confusing dull 25 / 100The agreement was mutually _______, benefiting both parties equally. beneficial useless damaging harmful 26 / 100His _______ personality made it difficult for him to make friends. sociable shy outgoing friendly 27 / 100He showed great _______ by apologizing for his mistake. arrogance pride humility stubbornness 28 / 100The new smartphone is both stylish and _______, making it ideal for professional use. limited fragile outdated functional 29 / 100Her _______ smile put everyone at ease during the tense meeting. warm nervous fake bitter 30 / 100Her dedication to her work is _______; she often stays late to ensure everything is perfect. admirable questionable casual superficial 31 / 100The _______ of the mountain range was a breathtaking sight. smallness majesty ugliness dullness 32 / 100He was _______ for his outstanding contribution to the community. forgotten honored criticized ignored 33 / 100His _______ remarks often offended his colleagues. tactless thoughtful considerate polite 34 / 100His _______ for adventure led him to explore remote parts of the world. fear passion dislike hatred 35 / 100The CEO’s apology seemed _______ since it came only after the scandal was exposed. insincere sincere timely spontaneous 36 / 100The professor’s explanation was so _______ that even the most complex concept seemed simple. tedious obscure coherent confusing 37 / 100The new employee was _______ in learning the company’s procedures, mastering them within days. diligent careless sluggish reluctant 38 / 100The movie's plot was so _______ that the audience could predict the ending. predictable original complex intriguing 39 / 100The politician’s comments were considered _______ and led to widespread public outrage. offensive subtle cautious diplomatic 40 / 100The novel’s protagonist is portrayed as a _______ figure, constantly struggling between duty and desire. conflicted indifferent carefree superficial 41 / 100Her _______ voice was perfect for narrating the documentary. unpleasant grating melodious harsh 42 / 100The teacher's _______ tone discouraged the students from asking questions. encouraging patient harsh gentle 43 / 100Despite the team's _______ efforts, they lost the match by a narrow margin. valiant half-hearted weak lazy 44 / 100The student's _______ was evident when he answered all the questions correctly. knowledge confusion carelessness hesitation 45 / 100The scientist's discovery was a _______ breakthrough in the field of medicine. significant trivial small minor 46 / 100The explorer faced _______ challenges during his journey across the desert. minor numerous insignificant few 47 / 100Even though the evidence was _______, the jury chose to convict the defendant. strong compelling flimsy conclusive 48 / 100The new evidence _______ the suspect's alibi. confirmed supported strengthened weakened 49 / 100Her _______ in the face of danger was truly admirable. panic courage fear anxiety 50 / 100Because of his _______ nature, he often finds it difficult to refuse requests for help. arrogant indifferent selfish compassionate 51 / 100The committee will _______ the applications and select the best candidate. discard ignore review reject 52 / 100The company's success is largely due to the _______ of its employees. carelessness laziness dedication absence 53 / 100The artist’s decision to destroy his own paintings was seen as a _______ act of defiance. reckless cautious respectful deliberate 54 / 100The company implemented stricter policies to ensure employee conduct remained _______. professional lenient unethical casual 55 / 100Because of the severe weather, all flights were temporarily _______. delayed resumed expedited confirmed 56 / 100The company’s new logo was designed to be _______ and easily recognizable. obscure generic dull distinctive 57 / 100The _______ of the situation became clear only after a detailed investigation. simplicity complexity clarity obviousness 58 / 100After hours of discussion, the committee finally reached a _______ decision acceptable to all members. divided unanimous biased hasty 59 / 100His sudden change of opinion was seen as a _______ move to gain public approval. impulsive strategic sincere careless 60 / 100The _______ of the ancient text took scholars many years. loss destruction encryption decoding 61 / 100The architect designed a building with a very _______ structure. ordinary simple complex plain 62 / 100His _______ for reading began at a very young age. distaste love dislike hatred 63 / 100The organization works to _______ the rights of children. suppress uphold violate deny 64 / 100The city is _______ its public transportation system to reduce traffic congestion. ignoring expanding reducing neglecting 65 / 100The _______ of the old photograph made it a cherished family heirloom. worthlessness sentiment newness modernity 66 / 100The discovery of the ancient city was an _______ find, rewriting our understanding of early human civilization. insignificant epochal ordinary ancillary 67 / 100The committee praised her report for its clarity, accuracy, and _______. length repetition objectivity humor 68 / 100Her _______ in solving puzzles impressed everyone. slowness skill failure inability 69 / 100The artist’s latest painting was so _______ that critics compared it to the works of the Renaissance masters. amateurish exquisite obscure derivative 70 / 100She felt a sense of _______ after achieving her long-term goal. disappointment accomplishment failure frustration 71 / 100The chef used _______ ingredients to create a delicious and healthy meal. stale spoiled fresh rotten 72 / 100His argument was weakened by several _______ assumptions that had no factual basis. valid logical precise unfounded 73 / 100The company’s decision to cut costs resulted in a _______ decline in product quality. steady gradual negligible noticeable 74 / 100The company’s advertising campaign was a _______ success, attracting millions of new customers. modest tremendous uncertain partial B) tremendous C) uncertain D) modest 75 / 100The artist's work was so _______ that it was recognized internationally. mediocre common unique ordinary 76 / 100Although the scientist’s theory was initially dismissed as _______, it later proved to be groundbreaking. innovative ambiguous conventional absurd 77 / 100The scientist’s discovery was so _______ that it changed the course of medical research. revolutionary trivial obsolete insignificant 78 / 100Although the project appeared simple at first, it turned out to be quite _______. trivial ordinary challenging effortless 79 / 100His tone was so _______ that it was impossible to tell whether he was serious or joking. sarcastic enthusiastic ironic sincere 80 / 100The teacher gave _______ examples to illustrate the scientific principle. confusing concrete irrelevant abstract 81 / 100She was a _______ supporter of animal rights. vocal passive quiet silent 82 / 100The speaker’s tone was so _______ that many in the audience felt personally attacked. friendly polite sarcastic neutral 83 / 100The government is taking measures to _______ the environment from pollution. harm neglect damage protect 84 / 100Although the plan was ambitious, it was also _______ and could be implemented with existing resources. feasible extravagant risky impractical 85 / 100The teacher encouraged her students to think _______ rather than simply memorizing facts. mechanically superficially creatively rigidly 86 / 100The company’s profits declined because of _______ competition in the market. minimal fierce moderate negligible 87 / 100Despite his _______ behavior, his colleagues still respected his technical expertise. generous humble charming rude 88 / 100The students’ enthusiasm was _______ when they learned the trip had been canceled. diminished increased strengthened encouraged 89 / 100The professor’s lecture was filled with so much technical jargon that it became almost _______. stimulating incomprehensible fascinating informative 90 / 100The judge emphasized the _______ of telling the truth in court. unimportance irrelevance insignificance importance 91 / 100His comments were intended to be humorous, but many found them _______. offensive amusing witty harmless 92 / 100Because of the CEO’s _______ leadership, the company managed to survive the financial crisis. negligent reckless visionary indifferent 93 / 100The athlete’s performance was so _______ that it set a new world record. exceptional disappointing average mediocre 94 / 100The _______ of the forest was broken only by the sound of birds. chaos disturbance tranquility noise 95 / 100The detective was known for his _______ mind, which helped him solve complex cases. sharp slow simple dull 96 / 100The witness’s account was _______ with the physical evidence presented in court. aligned inconsistent confirmed supported 97 / 100The government issued a _______ to warn people about the approaching storm. denial retraction silence alert 98 / 100The factory was fined for releasing _______ chemicals into the river. toxic pure clean harmless 99 / 100The lawyer presented a _______ argument that convinced the jury. illogical compelling flawed weak 100 / 100She has a _______ ability to learn new languages quickly. poor slow limited remarkable Your score isThe average score is 65% 0% Restart quiz