Test 5 Reading TOEIC

The given sentence is describing the brightness of something, and the word "sky" is the only option that fits logically in this context. The other options ("Sky," "A sky," and "Skies") do not make sense because they either lack the definite article "the" or are in plural form. Therefore, "The sky" is the correct answer.

clumsy - (adj.) moving in an awkward way and tending to make things fall over

The correct sentence is "What does that notice say?" because "that" is used to refer to a singular noun, in this case, "notice." The verb "does" agrees with the singular noun, and "say" is the correct form of the verb for the subject "that notice."

The sentence "I need visa" is grammatically incorrect because it should be "I need a visa." The article "a" is necessary before the noun "visa" to indicate that you are referring to any visa, not a specific one.

bare - (adj.) not covered by clothes

confirmed bachelor - a man who has decided that he will never marry

in the vicinity (of something)-in the area around a particular place

negligence - (noun) failure to take enough care over something that you are responsible for

To 'assert' is to state firmly that something is true.

The word "little" is the correct answer because it indicates a small or minimal amount. In this context, it suggests that the person did not anticipate or foresee the possibility of ending up in prison. The use of "little" emphasizes the unexpectedness of the situation.