Match the Following MCQ Quiz - Objective Question with Answer for Match the Following - Download Free PDF

The correct answer is option 2.

Key Points

• From the given options, only the combination of phrases creates correct sentences.
• Let's look at the sentences:
  • 'A - (III)' talks about derogatory remarks towards the opposing team.
  • 'B - (II)' talks about species being indigenous to this region.
  • 'C - (I)' talks about the committee being comprised of members from various departments.
  • 'D - (IV)' talks about being oblivious from the impact his words have on others.

Hence, the correct answer is option 2.

The correct answer is option 3.

Key Points

• From the given options, only the combination of phrases 'A - (III), B - (II), C - (IV), D - (I)' creates correct sentences.
• Let's look at the sentences:
  • (A) His refusal to cooperate was tantamount to an admission of guilt.
  • (B) The region is virtually devoid of natural resources.
  • (C) Her responsibilities are commensurate with her experience level.
  • (D) Students are advised to refrain from using mobile phones during class.

Hence, the correct answer is option 3.

The correct answer is '2)(A) - (I), (B) - (II), (C) - (III), (D) - (IV).'

Key Points

• From the given options, only the combination of phrases '2)(A) - (I), (B) - (II), (C) - (III), (D) - (IV)' creates correct sentences.
• Let's look at the sentences:
  • '(A) - (I)' means "By the time she arrived, they will have finished dinner."
  • '(B) - (II)' means "He had been working at the report for three hours when his boss called."
  • '(C) - (III)' means "They will be completing the research paper by the end of this year."
  • '(D) - (IV)' means "She has been writing a novel since January and is about to finish it."

Hence, the correct answer is option 2.

The correct answer is option 2.

Key Points

• From the given options, only the combination of phrases '(A) - (II), (B) - (I), (C) - (IV), (D) - (III)' creates correct sentences.
• Let's look at the sentences:
  • 'She is very good at playing the piano.' Correct usage of 'at' with 'good'.
  • 'He is interested in learning new languages.' Correct usage of 'in' with 'interested'.
  • 'I agree with you on this point.' Correct usage of 'with' with 'agree'.
  • 'They are looking forward to their vacation.' Correct usage of 'to' with 'looking forward'.

Hence, the correct answer is option 2.

The correct answer is option 1.

Key Points

• From the given options, only the combination of phrases 'A - (II), B - (I), C - (IV), D - (III)' creates correct sentences.
• Let's look at the sentences:
  • A - (II): He has gone to the store just a moment ago.
  • B - (I): She were reading a book when the phone rang.
  • C - (IV): By the time we arrive, they will have eaten dinner.
  • D - (III): They have been living in this city for ten years now.

Hence, the correct answer is option 1.

The correct answer is option (4) i.e. tide over, C-D, A-E

Key Points

• The correct syntax is:
  • "The life history of the poor pastoralists who depended only on their livestock was different. Most often, they did not have the resources to tide over bad times. In times of war and famine, they lost nearly everything."
  • "Knowledge management can be used to make response to customers faster. Yamanouchi Pharmaceuticals of Japan and Microsoft have made web-based information system an important part of improving quality and speed of answer to customers' technical questions."

Hence, the correct answer is tide over, C-D, A-E

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• tide over: help or assistant in difficult time or manage difficult situation.
  • example: tide over bad time. (manage bad time) 

The correct answer is A-F and A-D.

Key Points

Let's join the sentences to give a contextually and grammatically meaningful sentence. 

The correct sequences are:

• 'A' talks about 'missing link', which can make a meaningful sentence with D.and F. So, A-D and A-F
• 'B' and E both talk about fossils. So, B-E
• 'C' talks about discoveries, which is related to scientists in D. So, C-D
• Out of these, only A-D and A-F are expressed in the given options.
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Note: In the directions, it has been given that if none of the phrases make a correct sentence then choose None of these as your answer. As we have given A-F in the options that's why option 1 is correct.

Therefore, the correct answer is option 3.

The correct answer is None of these.

Key Points

In this question, We cannot form a meaningful combination by selecting phrases from column 1 and column 2.

• Because there is no relation between phrases given in column 1 and phrases given in column 2 (regarding contextually or grammatically)

The correct answer is A-E 

Key Points

In the given question we have to find out the following:

• Which sentence from Column 1 joined with a sentence from Column 2 gives a contextually and grammatically correct sentence. 
• Looking at the option we find that A-E is the only one that forms a proper coherent sentence. 
  • Blowing the horn loudly in form of school is strictly forbidden by law.
• ​The other options given fail to create a contextually and grammatically correct sentence. 
• Thus the correct answer is A-E​

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Reading the second option B-D:

• We might think that the sentence The pollution has made every trees dirty sound correct. 
• But this sentence is wrong as it is not grammatically correct. 
  • The noun that comes after the word 'every' should always be singular. 
  • Here the word trees is plural making it grammatically incorrect.  

Key Points

• The correct sentences are:
  • A-E: They swore an oath of fidelity to their king.
  • B-D: Some intrepid individuals were still prepared to make the journey.
• Part A and part E should join conceptually. Part A talks about 'they swore an oath of' and part E talks about the oath of 'fidelity to their king'. So, A-E is the correct combination.
• Part B and part D should join conceptually. Part B talks about the 'some intrepid individuals' and part D talks about the individuals were still 'prepared to make the journey'. So, B-D is the correct combination.
• Part C and part F cannot be joined because of grammatical errors. Part C talks about 'him spending many hours' and part F talks about 'deep contemplate' which should be 'deep contemplation'.
  • As a verb contemplate is to look at on all sides and or in all its aspects.
  • As a noun contemplation is the act of the mind in considering with attention. 
• So, C-F cannot be joined to form a meaningful sentence.
• The correct combination is reflected in option 4, making it the correct answer. 

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• Let's look at the meaning of some words given in the question:
  • ​Intrepid: fearless; adventurous (often used for rhetorical or humorous effect)
  • Fidelity: faithfulness to a person, cause, or belief, demonstrated by continuing loyalty and support
  • Contemplate: look thoughtfully for a long time at

The correct answer is A-P, C-R and B-Q.

Key Points

Let us look at the sentence combinations:

• Phrase A of column 1 should be matched with the phrase P of column 2 to make the sentence grammatically and contextually correct.
  • "Studies of the coronavirus are largely focusing on its ‘spike’ protein".
• ​​​Phrase A cannot be used with either phrase Q and phrase R because it would not make a meaningful sentence.
  • Studies of the coronavirus are largely so far, no clear answer.
  • Studies of the coronavirus are largely the Maratha reservation unconstitutional.
• ​Phrase B of column 1 should be matched with the phrase Q of column 2 to make the sentence grammatically and contextually correct.
  • "This is a complex question to which there is, so far, no clear answer".
• ​​​Phrase B cannot be used with either phrase P and phrase R because it would not make a meaningful sentence.
  • This is a complex question to which there is focusing on its ‘spike’ protein.
  • This is a complex question to which there is the Maratha reservation unconstitutional.
• ​Phrase C of column 1 should be matched with the phrase R of column 2 to make the sentence grammatically and contextually correct.
  • "The judgment declared the Maratha reservation unconstitutional".
• ​​​Phrase C cannot be used with either phrase P and phrase Q because it would not make a meaningful sentence.
  • The judgment declared focusing on its ‘spike’ protein.
  • The judgment declared so far, no clear answer.

The correct answer is B-P and C-R.

Key Points

Let us look at the sentence combinations:

• Phrase B of column 1 should be matched with the phrase P of column 2 to make the sentence grammatically and contextually correct.
  • "We have been conducting training and skill­building workshops for new agencies".
• ​​​​Phrase B cannot be used with either phrase Q and phrase R because it would not make a meaningful sentence.
  • We have been conducting training and it is important to develop protocols.
  • We have been conducting training and American Medical Association is interesting.
• Phrase C of column 1 should be matched with the phrase R of column 2 to make the sentence grammatically and contextually correct.
  • "The research, published in the Journal of the American Medical Association is interesting".
• ​​​​Phrase C cannot be used with either phrase P and phrase Q because it would not make a meaningful sentence.
  • The research, published in the Journal of the skill­building workshops for new agencies.
  • The research, published in the Journal of the it is important to develop protocols.

The correct answer is BER and AFP

Key Points

 Let's look at the options:

• CDR
  • In part C of the sentence, it is explaining about an event that happened in 2012 whose name is in part D therefore the placement of part D after part C is correct. But, the usage of part R after D is incorrect because 'from' as a preposition indicates separation and in parts C and D there is nothing that expresses a separation, therefore, part R will not succeed after part D and thus, this option is incorrect.
• AFP
  • In part A of the sentence, whether is a conjunction and the juvenile is a subject and should in part F of the sentence is the verb. and is written in the passive voice whose subject is in part P i.e. juvenile justice board. Hence, it is grammatically correct.
• BER
  • ​Part B is in the passive voice and its subject is the amendment therefore singular and auxiliary verb has is corresponding to it. Part B is connected with part E with the verb included which is the third form of its verb i.e. include and hence correct. The preposition from in part R of the sentence is indicating separation and when connected with E it indicates the separation of serious crime from heinous crime. Thus, it is correct.
• BFQ
  • Part B is in the passive voice and its subject is the amendment therefore singular and auxiliary verb has is corresponding to it. In part F the verb has in part B is connected with another verb should which is a modal auxiliary verb​ that is incorrect.

Thus, only BER and AFP are grammatically correct.

Key Points

• The correct sentences are:
  • A-E: They proposed to conscript both capital and labour.
  • B-F: An honest judge cannot be servile to public opinion.
  • C-D: Most of the city markets were flooded with contraband goods.
• Part A and part E should join conceptually. Part A states that 'they proposed to conscript both' and part E talks about 'capital and nature'. So, A-E is the correct combination.
• Part B and part F should join conceptually. Part B talks something about 'an honest judge cannot be' and part F completes the sentence stating that 'servile to public opinion'. So, B-F is the correct combination.
• Part C and part D should be joined conceptually. Part C talks about 'most of the city markets' and part D completes the sentence stating 'flooded with contraband goods'. So, C-D is the correct combination.
• The correct combination is reflected in option 1, making it the correct answer.

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• Let's look at the meaning of some words:
  • Conscript: enlist (someone) compulsorily, typically into the armed services
  • Servile: having or showing an excessive willingness to serve or please others
  • Contraband: goods that have been imported or exported illegally

The correct answer is A - F, B - D.

Key Points

• There are two combinations form the given phrases that make meaningful sentences.
• Parts A and F connect grammatically and contextually. Part A states ‘There is always a back-to-school atmosphere at Westminster in the autumn, but it will be intensified this’ which is connected with Part F i.e. ‘year by the resumption of parliamentary business unmuffled by Covid restrictions’. 
  • ​While Part A mentions ‘intensification of the back-to-school atmosphere’, Part F talks about the ‘resumption’ of parliamentary business unmuffled by any Covid restrictions. The resumption of activities along with the removal of restrictions intensifies the ‘back-to-school’ atmosphere. Thus, A-F is the correct combination.
• Parts B and D connect grammatically and contextually. Part B states ‘Students facing a financial shortfall have increasingly turned to cryptocurrency’ which can be connected with Part D i.e. ‘investment to fund life at university, a survey has suggested’.
  • Part B talks about students turning to cryptocurrency due to ‘financial shortfall’. Part D mentions funding ‘life at university’. Hence, we can infer that the students have resorted to cryptocurrency to make financial provisions for their studies at the university. Thus, B-D is the correct combination.
• Parts C and D seem to connect contextually but not grammatically. The use of verb form ‘improving’ (continuous tense) will be inappropriate when the two parts C-D are combined.

The correct sentences will be:

• There is always a back-to-school atmosphere at Westminster in the autumn, but it will be intensified this year by the resumption of parliamentary business unmuffled by Covid restrictions.
• Students facing a financial shortfall have increasingly turned to cryptocurrency investment to fund life at university, a survey has suggested.

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