Sentence completion

1. He became the Governor of a Province . . . . . . . .

little by little
by and large
in course of time
at times

Detailed SolutionHe became the Governor of a Province . . . . . . . .

2. Any successful manager should establish a feeling confidence . . . . . . . . his clients.

in
among
with
to

Detailed SolutionAny successful manager should establish a feeling confidence . . . . . . . . his clients.

3. Only about 50 percent of the children have been covered . . . . . . . . the immunisation programme.

by
through
in
against

Detailed SolutionOnly about 50 percent of the children have been covered . . . . . . . . the immunisation programme.

4. Ravi’s father was annoyed with him as he could not . . . . . . . . his examination.

get upon
get away
get through
get on

Detailed SolutionRavi’s father was annoyed with him as he could not . . . . . . . . his examination.

5. After much inquiries, we found that the ship was bound . . . . . . . . Singapore.

to
for
towards
into

Detailed SolutionAfter much inquiries, we found that the ship was bound . . . . . . . . Singapore.

6. The employees demanded pay parity . . . . . . . . their counterparts in the Central Government.

towards
as
with
like

Detailed SolutionThe employees demanded pay parity . . . . . . . . their counterparts in the Central Government.

7. The teacher advised Ritu to give more attention . . . . . . . . her studies.

for
of
at
in

Detailed SolutionThe teacher advised Ritu to give more attention . . . . . . . . her studies.

8. The price situation continues to be worrisome . . . . . . . . strong growth in production.

despite
instead of
inspite
although

Detailed SolutionThe price situation continues to be worrisome . . . . . . . . strong growth in production.

9. Indigenous products are now comparable . . . . . . . . imported goods in quality.

with
than
against
to

Detailed SolutionIndigenous products are now comparable . . . . . . . . imported goods in quality.

10. Mrs. Roy is a silly woman who books . . . . . . . . anyone who doesn’t own a car.

on
down
down on
down off

Detailed SolutionMrs. Roy is a silly woman who books . . . . . . . . anyone who doesn’t own a car.

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