TOEIC Test 7 - Incomplete Sentences
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We ___________ here for more than two hours.
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Are waiting
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Waited
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Have been waiting
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Wait
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The Incomplete Sentences section forms part of the Reading Skills section of the TOEIC test. In this quiz you will be able to practice this reading skill. You will see a sentence with a missing word. You will be presented with four choices of words or phrases to complete the sentence. You must choose the best option to make the See moresentence grammatically correct.
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Tim made a decision that ended up costing the company a ____________ large sum of money.
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Fairly
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Over
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Totally
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Completely
Correct Answer
A. FairlyExplanation
Tim made a decision that ended up costing the company a fairly large sum of money. This implies that Tim's decision resulted in a significant financial loss for the company, but it was not an exorbitantly large amount. The word "fairly" suggests that the cost was substantial but not extreme or overwhelming.Rate this question:
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By the time we arrived the contractor had already ________.
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Almost finished
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Finish
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Began
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Gone
Correct Answer
A. GoneExplanation
The correct answer is "gone" because it indicates that the contractor had already left or departed before we arrived. The use of "had already" suggests that the action of leaving occurred in the past before another past event (our arrival). Therefore, "gone" is the most appropriate verb choice to convey this sequence of events.Rate this question:
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We installed _________ of software programs.
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Many
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A number
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Several
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A few
Correct Answer
A. A numberExplanation
The correct answer is "a number." This phrase is used to indicate an unspecified quantity or amount. In the context of the sentence, it suggests that multiple software programs were installed, but the exact number is not specified.Rate this question:
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The ____________ work has been done on this project.
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Elementary
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Starting
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Preliminary
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First
Correct Answer
A. PreliminaryExplanation
The word "preliminary" is the correct answer because it suggests that some initial work has been done on the project, but it is not yet complete or final. It implies that there may be more work to be done before the project is finished. The other options - elementary, starting, and first - do not convey the same meaning of initial or incomplete work.Rate this question:
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The man _____ bought the bike is very happy with it.
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Whom
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Who
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That
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Which
Correct Answer
A. WhoExplanation
The correct answer is "who" because it is used to refer to a person, in this case, the man who bought the bike. "Whom" is used as the object of a verb or preposition, "that" is used for restrictive clauses, and "which" is used for non-restrictive clauses.Rate this question:
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Chris returned the bike _________ he had bought to the store.
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That
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Which
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Cycle
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Who
Correct Answer
A. ThatExplanation
The correct answer is "that" because it is used to introduce a restrictive clause that provides essential information about the bike. In this context, "that" is used to specify the specific bike that Chris returned, distinguishing it from any other bikes he may have bought.Rate this question:
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Sarah remembered where she had left the book and went to fetch _____.
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It
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Them
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The book
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A book
Correct Answer
A. ItExplanation
The pronoun "it" is the correct answer because it refers back to the book that Sarah had left. "It" is used to replace a singular noun in order to avoid repetition.Rate this question:
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Mr Smith's speech had a profound _______ on the audience.
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Affect
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Effect
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Response
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Meaning
Correct Answer
A. EffectExplanation
Mr. Smith's speech had a profound effect on the audience. This means that his speech had a significant impact or influence on the audience. It caused them to react or respond in some way, possibly changing their thoughts, feelings, or actions. The word "effect" is the correct choice here because it is used to describe the result or consequence of something.Rate this question:
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Everyone attended the trade fair _______ Lisa.
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Accept
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Beside
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Except
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Without
Correct Answer
A. ExceptExplanation
The correct answer is "except". This is because the word "except" is used to indicate exclusion or exclusion from a group or category. In this sentence, it implies that everyone attended the trade fair, except for Lisa.Rate this question:
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