Question 1

Although the proposal was __________, the board members remained __________ about its implementation due to budget constraints.

Accepted Answer

This double-filler tests vocabulary with a contrast structure ('Although'). The first blank requires a positive adjective describing the proposal, and the second requires a word meaning 'hesitant/uncertain.' The 'Although' signals that despite merit, concerns exist. 'Promising' (showing potential) and 'sceptical' (doubtful) create this contrast.

Question 2

The manager was impressed by his __________ work and decided to __________ him for promotion.

Accepted Answer

This question tests the ability to select appropriate vocabulary and word forms that fit the context. The first blank requires an adjective describing positive work quality, and the second blank requires a verb meaning 'to recommend or put forward.' The correct answers maintain logical flow and proper word forms.

Question 3

The athlete's __________ training regimen and __________ diet proved essential to his Olympic success.

Accepted Answer

This double-filler tests vocabulary requiring two adjectives that logically support athletic achievement. Both blanks need positive descriptors of training and nutrition. 'Rigorous' (strict/demanding) and 'balanced' (well-proportioned/healthy) are standard terms in sports contexts that work together to explain success.

Question 4

The project was not only __________ in scope but also __________ in execution, making it a remarkable success.

Accepted Answer

This question tests the use of correlative conjunctions 'not only...but also' and the need for parallel grammatical structures. Both blanks must contain words of similar grammatical form and complementary meaning.

Question 5

The teacher was __________ by the student's __________ behaviour in class.

Accepted Answer

The first blank requires an adjective describing the teacher's emotional state (annoyed/displeased/disappointed). The second blank requires an adjective describing the student's conduct (disruptive/unruly/insolent). 'Annoyed' (irritated) and 'disruptive' (causing disturbance) form the correct pair.

Question 6

The __________ student demonstrated __________ commitment to her studies despite numerous obstacles.

Accepted Answer

'Diligent' (hardworking and careful) and 'unwavering' (steady and resolute) form the correct pair. 'Diligent' describes the student's work ethic, while 'unwavering' describes the consistency of her commitment. Both words are positive and reinforce the idea of perseverance despite difficulties.

Question 7

The speaker's __________ remarks and __________ delivery captivated the entire audience.

Accepted Answer

'Insightful' (showing deep understanding) and 'eloquent' (fluent and persuasive) are the correct pair. Both adjectives describe positive qualities that would captivate an audience. 'Insightful' describes the content of the remarks, while 'eloquent' describes the manner of delivery. Together, they create a coherent picture of an impressive speaker.

Question 8

The government's __________ policies have led to __________ economic growth in the region.

Accepted Answer

The first blank requires an adjective describing the nature of policies; the second blank requires an adjective describing the degree of growth. 'Progressive' (forward-thinking) and 'substantial' (significant) form the correct pair. 'Progressive' indicates modern, forward-looking policies, while 'substantial' indicates significant growth. The pair maintains logical cause-and-effect coherence.

Question 9

The athlete's __________ training regimen and __________ diet have made him a champion.

Accepted Answer

The first blank requires an adjective describing the training (rigorous/strict/disciplined). The second blank requires an adjective describing the diet (balanced/nutritious/wholesome). 'Rigorous' (thorough/demanding) and 'balanced' (well-proportioned/healthy) form the correct pair.

Question 10

The company's __________ strategy has __________ its market share significantly over the past year.

Accepted Answer

The first blank requires an adjective describing the type of strategy (aggressive/innovative/proactive). The second blank requires a past participle verb (increased/expanded/boosted). 'Aggressive' (bold/forceful) and 'increased' (made larger) form the correct pair.

Question 11

The manager was __________ with the project's progress, yet he remained __________ about the team's ability to meet the deadline.

Accepted Answer

This is a double filler question testing vocabulary in context. The first blank requires an adjective expressing satisfaction/approval, while the second blank requires an adjective expressing doubt or lack of confidence. The conjunction 'yet' signals a contrast between the two ideas. 'Satisfied' (pleased with results) contrasts perfectly with 'sceptical' (doubtful/unconvinced), creating a logical opposition. 'Satisfied' fits the positive evaluation of progress, and 'sceptical' fits the doubt about future performance despite current satisfaction.

Question 12

The manager was __________ with the team's performance, yet he remained __________ in his approach to motivate them further.

Accepted Answer

This double-filler question tests vocabulary in context. The first blank requires a word expressing dissatisfaction, and the second requires a word meaning 'calm/composed.' The sentence structure shows contrast ('yet'), so the second word must balance the negative first impression. 'Disappointed' (dissatisfied) and 'composed' (calm/controlled) create logical contrast.

Question 13

The students were __________ to attend the seminar and were __________ to submit their assignments on time.

Accepted Answer

This question tests the correct use of past participles as adjectives in passive voice constructions. Both blanks require adjectives derived from verbs that express obligation or expectation.

Question 14

The scientist's __________ research methods were __________ by the academic community, earning her widespread recognition.

Accepted Answer

This double-filler tests vocabulary requiring two words that work together logically. The first blank needs an adjective describing positive research methods, and the second needs a verb meaning 'praised/approved.' The phrase structure shows cause-and-effect: good methods → recognition. 'Rigorous' (thorough/strict) and 'lauded' (praised) fit this logic.

Question 15

The manager was impressed by his __________ work and __________ attitude towards the project.

Accepted Answer

Both blanks require adjectives that convey positive qualities. 'Meticulous' (careful and precise) and 'dedicated' (committed) are the contextually appropriate pair. 'Meticulous' describes the quality of work, while 'dedicated' describes his attitude. Other options either use words that don't fit the context or create grammatical inconsistency.

Question 16

The __________ climate and __________ infrastructure have made the city an ideal destination for tourists.

Accepted Answer

'Temperate' (mild and pleasant) and 'modern' (contemporary and well-developed) form the correct pair. 'Temperate' describes the weather conditions that attract tourists, while 'modern' describes the facilities. Both words are positive and logically explain why the city is ideal for tourism.

Question 17

The manager was impressed by his __________ work and decided to __________ him for promotion.

Accepted Answer

The first blank requires an adjective describing the quality of work (diligent/meticulous/consistent). The second blank requires a verb meaning to recommend or put forward (nominate/propose/suggest). 'Diligent' (hardworking) and 'nominate' (formally propose for a position) are the contextually correct pair.

Question 18

The government has __________ strict policies to __________ corruption in public offices.

Accepted Answer

The first blank requires a past participle verb (implemented/enforced/introduced). The second blank requires a verb meaning to reduce or eliminate (curb/check/control). 'Implemented' (put into effect) and 'curb' (restrain/limit) form the correct pair.

Question 19

The teacher was ________ with the student's performance and gave her a ________ review.

Accepted Answer

The sentence requires two words that logically connect: if a teacher is 'pleased' (happy/satisfied), the review given would be 'positive' (favourable). Option A ('upset'/'positive') is contradictory. Option C ('pleased'/'negative') is contradictory. Option D ('angry'/'glowing') — 'angry' and 'glowing' are contradictory. Only 'pleased' and 'positive' are consistent and contextually correct together.

Question 20

The novel's __________ narrative style and __________ characters made it a literary masterpiece that captivated readers worldwide.

Accepted Answer

This double-filler tests vocabulary requiring two adjectives that explain literary success. The first blank needs a word describing narrative technique, and the second needs a word describing character quality. 'Innovative' (original/creative) and 'compelling' (engaging/fascinating) are standard literary criticism terms that logically support the outcome of critical acclaim.

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