NMAT

NMAT practice questions, page 4 of 5, with answer review and explanations.

Question 16

Directions: Choose the correct sequence of prepositions that best completes the three given sentences. (1) India’s first ‘aerotropolis’ is being built _____ 1,818 acres of land off Durgapur Steel City. (2) An aerotropolis is a cluster with an airport _____ its centre. (3) A city whose economy is dependent on the airport will grow _____ it. (A) around (B) about (C) over (D) in (E) at (F) on

  1. BDAB. DEB
  2. AFC
  3. ECF
  4. CEA

Question 17

Directions: Choose the word or pair of words that shows a similar relationship to the given pair. oppressor : aggressive :: ____ : ____

  1. employer : hiring
  2. chauvinist : jingoist
  3. athlete : competitive
  4. scientist : researcher
  5. replacement : restoration

Question 18

Directions: Choose the correct sequence of prepositions that best completes the three given sentences. 1. When Anna pined as Finance Manager, she became accountable ____ all monetary issues 2. But she was embroiled ____ an issue regarding embezzlement of funds 3. She was found innocent of the charges made ____ her and her detractors were forced to apologise (A) against (B) on (C) for (D) in (E) by (F) of

  1. AFA
  2. CFC
  3. AFE
  4. CDA
  5. CBA

Question 19

Directions: In the given question, the sentence has four underlined words or phrases. Identify the one underlined word or phrase that must be changed for the sentence to be correct. Mark (E) for no error. Sriram was equally talented as both a jazz performer as well as classical musician.

  1. equally
  2. performer
  3. as well as
  4. musician
  5. No error

Question 20

Directions: Choose the word or set of words for each blank that best fits the meaning of the sentence. Though the villagers welcomed the proposal of a dam to help in irrigation, the activists _____ it, and therefore a confrontation _____ between the two groups.

  1. depleted … … inflated
  2. endorsed … … wedged
  3. condoned … … engulfed
  4. condemned … … ensued
  5. dispelled … … entrenched