© 2014 wheresjenny.com INCOMPLETE SENT. TOEIC INCOMPLETE SENTENCES PART 10.

© 2014 wheresjenny.com

INCOMPLETE SENT.

TOEIC

INCOMPLETE SENTENCES

PART 10


INCOMPLETE SENT.

1. Don't worry I'm sure it's only ....... and that its all going to be fine soon before the next performance.

• A temperate• B temporary• C contemporary• D temporarily


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1. Don't worry I'm sure it's only ....... and that its all going to be fine soon before the next performance.

• A temperate• B temporary• C contemporary• D temporarily


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2. Are you aware of the latest ....... in the glamour industry?

• A tendency• B trend• C custom• D habits


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2. Are you aware of the latest ....... in the glamour industry?

• A tendency• B trend• C custom• D habits


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3. You can argue with me till the cows come ....... but I can't accept that.

• A away• B along• C back• D home


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3. You can argue with me till the cows come ....... but I can't accept that.

• A away• B along• C back• D home


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4. She told him to discontinue wasting time by coming up with tried and tested ideas and in this way simply re-inventing the ........

• A circle• B round• C curve• D wheel


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4. She told him to discontinue wasting time by coming up with tried and tested ideas and in this way simply re-inventing the ........

• A circle• B round• C curve• D wheel


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5. Before these items leave the factory to be forwarded to the retailer, each one is thoroughly ........

• A seen• B looked at• C appraised• D inspected


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5. Before these items leave the factory to be forwarded to the retailer, each one is thoroughly ........

• A seen• B looked at• C appraised• D inspected


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6. On her retirement she was given a substantial cheque in ....... of all the work she had done over the last 20 years.

• A respect• B thought• C appreciation• D belief


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6. On her retirement she was given a substantial cheque in ....... of all the work she had done over the last 20 years.

• A respect• B thought• C appreciation• D belief


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7. There's absolutely no chance I can ....... you on that matter.

• A meet• B hold• C take• D find


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7. There's absolutely no chance I can ....... you on that matter.

• A meet• B hold• C take• D find


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8. One of the most successful tools in your company is that of good ....... because everybody knows what's going on.

• A communication• B concentration• C contemplation• D consideration


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8. One of the most successful tools in your company is that of good ....... because everybody knows what's going on.

• A communication• B concentration• C contemplation• D consideration


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9. And one of his technical staff came out to see me with the intention of replacing the ....... part.

• A defective• B deficient• C defining• D defeating


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9. And one of his technical staff came out to see me with the intention of replacing the ....... part.

• A defective• B deficient• C defining• D defeating


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10. ....... I should have checked first since when I reached the shop I was led to believe that the delivery was late.

• A Admittedly • B Admitting• Confessing• D Allowing


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10. ....... I should have checked first since when I reached the shop I was led to believe that the delivery was late.

• A Admittedly • B Admitting• Confessing• D Allowing


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11. We were in a small boat and were terrified that the steamer hadn't seen us as it was bearing ....... on us.

• A down• B across• C over • D under


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11. We were in a small boat and were terrified that the steamer hadn't seen us as it was bearing ....... on us.

• A down• B across• C over • D under


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12. We would like to ....... our customers that over the festive period we will be closing an hour earlier than usual.

• A remember• B retake• C repeat• D remind


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12. We would like to ....... our customers that over the festive period we will be closing an hour earlier than usual.

• A remember• B retake• C repeat• D remind


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13. There are now only ten minutes remaining for you to make your ....... and go to the cash counter for the payment.

•A purchases• B buying• C sales• D selling


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13. There are now only ten minutes remaining for you to make your ....... and go to the cash counter for the payment.

• A purchases• B buying• C sales• D selling


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14. There's really no point in discussing important topics right at the end of the meeting as if its no man’s ........

• A business• B work• C activity• D tasks


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14. There's really no point in discussing important topics right at the end of the meeting as if its no man’s ........

• A business• B work• C activity• D tasks


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15. A large number of these animals have been shot over the years that they are now classed as ....... species.

• A dangerous• B endangered• C unwanted• D limited


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15. A large number of these animals have been shot over the years that they are now classed as ....... species.

• A dangerous• B endangered• C unwanted• D limited


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16. There was nothing in the contract that ....... As to who would be held responsible if the project fails.

• A pointed• B specified• C printed• D developed


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16. There was nothing in the contract that ....... As to who would be held responsible if the project fails.

• A pointed• B specified• C printed• D developed


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17. If it helps to put things right, please let me take ....... everything I said before.

• A again• B back• C in• D across


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17. If it helps to put things right, please let me take ....... everything I said before.

• A again• B back• C in• D across


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18. I've really had enough of all your excuses, what I want now, is some .......

• A action• B acting• C acted• D active


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18. I've really had enough of all your excuses, what I want now, is some .......

• A action• B acting• C acted• D active


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19. My medical insurance ....... are only $7 per month.

• A receipts• B fees• C premiums• D paying


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19. My medical insurance ....... are only $7 per month.

• A receipts• B fees• C premiums• D paying


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20. There doesn't seem to be anyone working really hard for the business and yet they all seem to earn ....... money.

• A facile• B simple• C easy• D quick


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20. There doesn't seem to be anyone working really hard for the business and yet they all seem to earn ....... money.

• A facile• B simple• C easy• D quick

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