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Passage Completion Questions and Answers

Direction for [ Question No: 41 To 44 ] :

In each of the following paragraph, a part of sentence is left unfinished. Beneath each sentence, four different ways of completing the sentence are indicated choose the best alterative among the four.

41.

Dinosaurs died out around 65 million years ago ___________. The most accepted one is that a giant asteroid crashed into earth around this time and caused catastrophic changes to the climate. It was probably freezing cold and the dinosaurs could not adapt to the new weather conditions.

Answer: A

Correct answer: There are several theories about why this happened

The sentence after the blank begins the most accepted one, and one needs a plural noun to be selected from. Only the keyed option supplies it, and this in it refers back to the dying out.

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42.

We know that dogs are a human's best friend. They love us and we love them __________. Many scientists think they came from wolves 15,000 years ago. Although wolves are wild and dogs are tame, they're still a lot alike. Both wag their tails when happy and put their tails between their legs when scared.

Answer: A

Correct answer: However, we're not so sure where they came from

Many scientists think they came from wolves follows the blank, so the blank must raise the question of origin, and however turns from what we know about dogs to what we do not. The other options are about what dogs are trained to do, which the paragraph never takes up.

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43.

Dogs are easy to educate. Well-educated dogs are sometimes used as watchdog?s __________. It is interesting, though, that these dogs, which can become terrifyingly wild in times of danger, pose no harm to their owners. In the face of a threat, they put their lives in danger to save their owners.

Answer: B

Correct answer: A watchdog can stop a creature that is five to six times bigger

The sentence after the blank begins it is interesting, though, that these dogs, which can become terrifyingly wild, so the blank must have established that fierceness. Only the keyed option does; the facts about species, teeth and vision give nothing for though to contrast with.

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44.

Nature has millions of interwoven interrelationships among the numerous flora and fauna __________. These food webs and pyramids can give scientists a broad idea that organisms interact with each other for their food, shelter and mating. Each specific interrelationship if studied in depth can be very interesting and brings to light significant facts of our surroundings and the importance of every living being on this earth.

Answer: C

Correct answer: Such relationships are the basis for the food webs and food pyramids

The sentence after the blank opens these food webs and pyramids, so both terms must already have been introduced, and such relationships ties the blank back to the interrelationships named before it. None of the other options mentions food webs at all.

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Direction for [ Question No: 45 To 50 ] :

Read the dialogues and choose the most appropriate options to complete the dialogues

45.

Anurag: This weather is killing me. I cant breathe. Arun: ________ Anurag: Yes. I do but it's boiling today. Arun: Youre right. Shall we go to the pool?

Answer: B

Correct answer: I thought you liked hot weather.

Anurag replies yes, I do, but it's boiling today. Yes, I do can only answer a statement about what he likes, and but then qualifies it. A question about the weather report would be answered with whether he listens to it.

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46.

Molly: ________ Ricky: Im not sure. Why do you think he is? Molly: He doesnt even say a word unless he is asked a question. Ricky: Its probably because he doesnt have any friends yet

Answer: A

Correct answer: Don't you think the new student is a little strange?

Ricky answers I'm not sure. Why do you think he is?, so the blank must contain an opinion about a he whom Ricky can question. Molly's next line - he says nothing unless asked - is her evidence for calling him strange.

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47.

Danny: Shall we watch the football match tonight in a pub? Dimple: ________ Danny: Shame on you. The national team is playing against Germany. Dimple: You know I don't like football very much.

Answer: B

Correct answer: I didn't know there was going to be a match tonight.

Danny replies shame on you. The national team is playing against Germany, which is a reproach for not knowing about the match. Only the keyed line admits that ignorance. The others accept the invitation or object to pubs, neither of which earns the reproach.

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48.

Mother: I don't want you to come back home so late again. Daughter: _________ Mother: It was too late for a girl at your age. I don't want to discuss this. Daughter: Okay, mom. I won't do that again

Answer: A

Correct answer: It was not late, mom. It was only ten o'clock.

The mother answers it was too late for a girl at your age, so the daughter must have argued that it was not late. The reply also settles it: I don't want to discuss this ends an argument the daughter has started.

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49.

Dentist: You don't seem to brush your teeth regularly. Patient: ________ Dentist: You know how bad they are for general health, don't you? Patient: Of course, I do. But I can't stop myself.

Answer: A

Correct answer: I don't but I promise that I will from now on.

The patient's closing line - of course I do, but I can't stop myself - admits a habit he cannot break, and the exchange only reaches it if he first concedes the dentist's charge. The two options claiming he has brushed regularly since childhood contradict the dentist, who is then never challenged, and taking offence would not lead to a discussion of sweets.

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50.

Nupur: Ive got to read this report before I go to the meeting tomorrow. Rafi: It's not a big deal. If you start now, you will finish it soon. Nupur: _________ Rafi: Then you should have started reading it a long time ago

Answer: A

Correct answer: But the report has got over two hundred pages.

Rafi answers then you should have started reading it a long time ago, which is a reply to an objection that the task is too big. Only the keyed line raises that objection; agreeing with Rafi would leave then with nothing to answer.

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