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Q81.Complete: "Despite ___ hard, she failed the exam."

Medium
A study
B studied
C studying
D to study
Sentence Completion CSS

Correct Answer: C

"Despite + V-ing" (gerund) is the correct construction.

Q82.Complete: "He insisted on ___ the bill."

Medium
A pay
B paying
C paid
D to pay
Sentence Completion CSS

Correct Answer: B

"Insist on + V-ing" is correct.

Q83.Complete: "He succeeded in ___ the target."

Medium
A reach
B reached
C reaching
D have reached
Sentence Completion CSS

Correct Answer: C

"Succeed in + V-ing" is correct.

Q84.Complete: "She is used to ___ in the morning."

Medium
A jog
B jogged
C jogging
D jogs
Sentence Completion PMS

Correct Answer: C

"Be used to + V-ing" means accustomed to.

Q85.Complete: "She objects to ___ late."

Medium
A work
B worked
C working
D have worked
Sentence Completion PPSC

Correct Answer: C

"Object to + V-ing" is correct.

Q86.Correct the error: "He is too lazy for pass the exam."

Easy
A He is too lazy to pass the exam.
B He is too lazy for passing the exam.
C He is very lazy to pass the exam.
D No correction needed.
Sentence Correction PPSC

Correct Answer: A

"Too...to + V1" is the correct construction.

Q87.Correct the error: "She requested that the door be closed."

Hard
A She requested that the door was closed.
B She requested to close the door.
C Correct as it is.
D She requests that the door be closed.
Sentence Correction CSS

Correct Answer: C

Subjunctive "be" is correct after "requested that".

Q88.Correct: "He is more cleverer than his brother."

Easy
A He is more clever than his brother.
B He is cleverer than his brother.
C He is most clever than his brother.
D No correction needed.
Sentence Correction PMS

Correct Answer: B

"More cleverer" is a double comparative; just "cleverer" is correct.

Q89.Fill in the blank: "He is envious ___ your success."

Easy
A for
B about
C of
D over
Fill in the Blanks PMS

Correct Answer: C

"Envious of" is the correct preposition.

Q90.Fill in the blank: "He is responsible ___ the accounts."

Easy
A of
B at
C for
D with
Fill in the Blanks PPSC

Correct Answer: C

"Responsible for" is the correct collocation.

Q91.Fill in the blank: "He is superior ___ all others in the class."

Medium
A than
B to
C over
D above
Fill in the Blanks PMS

Correct Answer: B

"Superior to" is the correct construction (not "than").

Q92.Fill in the blank: "She is proficient ___ three languages."

Easy
A at
B in
C on
D for
Fill in the Blanks CSS

Correct Answer: B

"Proficient in" a subject/skill is correct.

Q93.Fill in the blank: "She is sensitive ___ criticism."

Easy
A about
B to
C for
D at
Fill in the Blanks CSS

Correct Answer: B

"Sensitive to" is the correct preposition.

Q94.Fill in the blank: "The bill was paid ___ the company."

Easy
A with
B from
C by
D for
Fill in the Blanks CSS

Correct Answer: C

Passive voice agent takes "by".

Q95.Find the error: "All the furnitures were destroyed."

Medium
A All
B the furnitures
C were destroyed
D No error
Error Detection PPSC

Correct Answer: B

"Furniture" is uncountable; no plural "furnitures".

Q96.Find the error: "He has many works to do."

Medium
A He has
B many works
C to do
D No error
Error Detection CSS

Correct Answer: B

"Work" (tasks) is uncountable; use "much work" or "a lot of work".

Q97.Find the error: "She does not know to swim."

Medium
A She
B does not
C know to swim
D No error
Error Detection CSS

Correct Answer: C

Should be "know how to swim"; "know to" is incorrect.

Q98.Find the error: "She lays on the sofa every afternoon."

Hard
A She
B lays
C on the sofa
D every afternoon
Error Detection PMS

Correct Answer: B

"Lie" (to recline), not "lay", is correct: "She lies on the sofa".

Q99.Improve: "He did a mistake in the test."

Easy
A He made a mistake in the test.
B He committed a mistake in the test.
C He had a mistake in the test.
D No improvement.
Sentence Improvement PPSC

Correct Answer: A

"Make a mistake" is the correct collocation, not "do a mistake".

Q100.Improve: "She has cooked the food since two hours."

Medium
A She has been cooking the food for two hours.
B She cooked the food since two hours.
C She has cooked food for two hours.
D No improvement.
Sentence Improvement CSS

Correct Answer: A

Duration uses "for", and action still in progress uses present perfect continuous.