Sentence Completion Worksheet 2

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1. One requires great .................. to teach and handle little children who are restless.
A. patience B. attitude C. determination D. knowledge

2. The researchers will .................. some of the causes of increasing poverty in the state.
A. fund B. investigate C. promote D. circulate

3. I usually perform ......... when nobody is watching me.
A. alone B. good C. better D. hard

4. It was .................. to everyone that the minister had been drinking.
A. observed B. known C. discovered D. realised

5. I would rather stay indoors .................. the rain stops.
A. so B. waiting C. until D. usually

6. The process should be completed as far as possible within a week, ..... which the matter should be brought to notice of the officer concerned.
A. following B. failing C. realizing D. referring

7. The officers are ..... to regular transfers.
A. free B. open C. subject D. available

8. All letters received from Government should ..... be acknowledged.
A. suddenly B. obviously C. immediately D. occasionally

9. Mumbai office ..... a meeting of senior officials to discuss the high incidence of frauds.
A. attended B. convened C. reported D. registered

10. The note should be ..... to all the concerned departments for their consideration.
A. regulated B. requested C. carried D. forwarded

11. Your present statement does not ............... what you said last week.
A. accord to B. accord in C. accord with D. accord for

12. I had a vague ................. that the lady originally belonged to Scotland.
A. notion B. expression C. imagination D. theory

13. The prisoner showed no ............... for his crimes.
A. hatred B. obstinacy C. remorse D. anger

14. It is inconceivable that in many schools children are subjected to physical ........... in the name of discipline.
A. violation B. exercise C. violence D. security

15. We have not yet fully realised the ................ consequences of the war.
A. happy B. pleasing C. grim D. exciting

16. Happiness consists in being ............... what we have.
A. contented to B. contented with C. contented for D. contented in

17. His rude behaviour is a .................. his organization.
A. disgrace for B. disgrace on C. disgrace upon D. disgrace to

18. No child is .................... understanding. One has to wait and provide proper guidance.
A. dull to B. dull in C. dull of D. dull for

19. I am fully ................... the problems facing the industry.
A. alive with B. alive to C. alive for D. alive on

20. The Romans were ................. science.
A. bad in B. bad to C. bad for D. bad at  Answers

Q1 A

Q2 B

Q3 C

Q4 A

Q5 C

Q6 B

Q7 C

Q8 C

Q9 B

Q10 D

Q11 C

Q12 A

Q13 C

Q14 C

Q15 C

Q16 B

Q17 D

Q18 B

Q19 B

Q20 D

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