She is dancing to the music of her boss’s whims.
Answer: A
It should read tunes.
To dance to someone's tune is the idiom for doing whatever they want. Music, songs and sounds all fit the literal picture but none of them is the phrase.
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There is less need to prepare a presentation, as the clients will not be coming today.
Answer: A
It should read hardly any.
Less is a comparative and needs something to compare with; the sentence means there is almost none. Hardly any gives that sense, while very little would suggest a small amount is still required.
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He appeared to be unaware about how to see the human resources logjam at the company office.
Answer: C
It should read how to break.
A logjam is broken - the image is of jammed logs on a river being freed. One does not see, mend or meet a logjam.
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Inspite mother’s milk is vital to a child’s health, many FMCG companies wrongly advertise artificially prepared infant formulas as being the best for the child.
Answer: C
It should read though mother's milk.
The two halves of the sentence are in contrast, so a concessive conjunction is needed to introduce a clause. Inspite is not a word, and despite is a preposition, which cannot take the clause that follows.
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I have been inconsiderate in the past but I will make up to you.
Answer: C
It should read make it up to you.
Make it up to someone is the idiom for compensating a person one has wronged. Make up for takes the thing being compensated, not the person.
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