Explanation: Made is a causative verb which is used to indicate that one person causes another person to do something for the first person. Whereas, “Made + Object + Bare Infinitive(without the preposition ’to’)” is the correct structure of the sentence using ‘made’. Hence, ‘made his patients(object) wait’ will be the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: Goodness gracious will be the most appropriate answer. It is an exclamatory expression which is used to show sudden surprise. In the given question, the narrator is surprised by the odd hair cut by his/her acquaintance.

Explanation: Besides means ‘in addition to’ or ‘also’. In this sentence, two other people are mentioned along with Sunny. Hence, besides will be the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: According to the Subject-Verb agreement, “Each of/ One of/None of + antecedents (who/which/that)+ Plural Subject + Plural verb” is the correct structure of the sentence. However, in the given question, who is an antecedent due to which ‘One of’ will take ‘disturbs’ as a plural verb ‘. Hence, ‘disturbs’ will be the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: Few and many are used for countable nouns. But, Success is an uncountable noun. For uncountable nouns, we use ‘much’ like much of the work, much effort etc. Hence, much is the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: In the given sentence, furniture is an uncountable noun and an uncountable noun always takes a singular verb(is). Hence, ‘is sold’ will be the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: The phrase ‘None but’ means Only. According to the context of the sentence, ‘None but’ will be the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: Whenever we say selling dozens of anything(bananas, eggs). We use either Sold by the dozen or Sold in dozens. Hence, ‘sold by the dozen’ is the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: Desirous is an adjective which means having desire of something or being wishful for something. Hence, ‘desirous of’ will be the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: “More than one/two and More than a + Singular Subject + Singular verb” is grammatically the correct structure of the sentence. Hence, “has(singular verb)” will be the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: According to the Question Tag rules, If the sentence is positive, the question tag must be negative and vice versa. The sentence and the question tag must be in the same tense. Whereas, for negative question tags, the contracted form(haven’t, hasn’t, aren’t, won’t) of the helping verb will be used. Similarly in the given question, the sentence is positive, so the question tag must be negative and in the contracted form. Hence, ”aren’t I “ will be the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: Alas- used for showing sadness about something. Hurray- used for expressing great pleasure, approval. Bravo- a word that people shout to show that they have enjoyed something that somebody has done. However, in the given question, the exclamation “Oh!” will be the most appropriate answer because it is used to show a frightening/scary experience.

Explanation: The phrase “Aptitude for something” is grammatically the correct structure of the sentence. It means the ability or talent for something. For example, aptitude for mathematics, aptitude for learning etc. Hence, “aptitude for business” will be the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: Whereas is a conjunction which is used for showing a fact that is different. For example, he eats meat, whereas she’s a vegetarian. Similarly in this question, the wise improves and the fool blames his luck(different fact). Hence, whereas will be the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: Article ‘The’ is a definite article which is used to refer to specific or particular nouns and Article ‘A/An’ is an indefinite article which is used to modify non-specific or non-particular nouns. For example, if I say, “Let’s read the book,” I mean a specific book. Similarly in the given question, National Art gallery and zoo are specific nouns. Hence, article ‘the’ is used in both the blanks.

Explanation: Resemble means to look like or be like someone or something. However, Resemblance is followed by a fixed preposition ‘to’. Hence, ‘to’ is the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: When ‘need’ acts as a main verb, the grammatically correct structure of the sentence will be “need + to + V1“. Hence, ‘need to take(V1)’ is the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: The pronoun ‘I’ is the first-person singular nominative(or subjective) case personal pronoun. It is used to refer to one’s self. However, the grammatical variants of ‘I’ are me, my, mine, and myself. Hence, myself will be the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: In the past perfect continuous tense sentences, an action had started in the past and continued until another time in the past. Whereas, “Had been + Ving form” is the correct structure of a past perfect continuous tense. Similarly in this question, the narrator had been waiting for long before his name was announced. So, the action started in the past and continued in the past. Hence, “had been waiting(Ving)” will be the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: Over is a preposition which means straight above something, but not touching it. Fans are usually on the ceiling. Hence, ‘fan was over my head’ is the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: According to the Question Tag rules, If the sentence is positive, the question tag must be negative and vice versa. The sentence and the question tag must be in the same tense. Whereas, for negative question tags, the contracted form(haven’t, hasn’t, aren’t, won’t) of the helping verb will be used. Similarly in the given question, the sentence is positive, the question tag must be negative and in the contracted form. Hence, “haven’t” will be the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: When we distinguish A from B, we want to show that the qualities of A are different from B. Similarly in the given question, the qualities of a loyal friend are different from a flatterer. Hence, ‘distinguish from’ will be the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: Whose is a possessive pronoun (possessive of who). It is used when we are asking (or telling) to whom something belongs. For example, whose mobile phone is this? Similarly in the given question, the narrator is telling someone that the book belongs to his/her father. Hence, whose is the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: Because is a conjunction which is used when we are talking about the reason for something. Similarly in this given sentence, the reason behind not delaying the project is that it is very urgent. Hence, ‘because’ is the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: Interfere with something means to stop or slow (something). For example, The drug might interfere with a child’s physical development. Similarly in the given question, the narrator is saying that the visit will not interfere(hinder or stop) with their plans. Hence, ‘Interfere with’ is the correct structure for the sentence.

Explanation: If we say that something happens as soon as something else happens we mean that it happens immediately after the other thing. However, the sentence states as soon as he became a minister ,he didn’t allow his relatives to stay with him. So, the second action was taken as soon as he became Minister. Hence, as soon as is the most suitable answer.

Explanation: ‘The’ is a definite article which is used to refer to specific or particular nouns. However, A/an is an indefinite article which is used to modify non-specific or non-particular nouns. For example, If I say, Let’s play the game. It means a specific game. If I say, Lets play a game. It means any game rather than any specific game. Hence, ‘a’ & ‘the” will be the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: No, Not, None, Never, Neither etc are some common negative words. However, ‘Any’ is used for questions and negative sentences. While, ‘Some’ is used for positive sentences. Similarly in the given question, they could see the elephants, which is a positive sentence and hence some wild elephants will be the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: “Since” is used to refer to a point of time and “ Since + Second form of verb (V2) , Has/Have + V3 “ is the correct structure of the sentence using since and talking about a fixed point of time. For example, Since I joined(V2 ) this post, I have not taken(V3) any bribe. However, In this sentence, last two months is the point of time and V3 form of see is seen. Hence, haven’t seen will be the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: ‘Unless’ means ‘except if’ or ‘if not’. It is a negative conditional conjunction which is generally used to describe two conditions(negative sense) together like unless you work hard, you cannot(negative) achieve success. Hence, unless will be the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: According to the “Subject-Agreement Rule”, a singular subject takes a singular verb. However, Some particular words like team, group, series act as a singular subject. Hence, Series will be considered as a singular subject so it will take ‘is’ as a singular verb.

Explanation: Would is used when someone does a polite request for a work like would you lend me some rupees/books/coins. Hence, would is the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: The sentence is in past tense so a second form of the verb will be used. Hence, was broken will be the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: Within means in a certain/fixed period of time. Here, the fixed time period is 1 hour so ‘within’ will be the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: ‘Being’ is usually used to indicate the cause behind something. Here, when the narrator did not find any porter(the cause), then he himself carried his bag. Hence, ‘being’ is the most appropriate answer.