Inglés

Hardly _____ the meeting started when several objections were raised. Had. Did. Has. Was.

It was imperative that the report _____ before the board convened. Was submitted. Be submitted. Would be submitted. Has been submitted.

No sooner _____ the contract than discrepancies began to emerge. We had signed. Had we signed. We signed. Did we signed.

She spoke as though she _____ the matter firsthand, which she clearly hadn’t. Experienced. Has experienced. Had experienced. Would experience.

Little ____ that the decision would trigger such widespread dissent. They knew. Did they know. The did know. Knew they.

The CEO denied _____ prior knowledge of the scheme. Having. To have. Have had. To having.

Were the proposal _____ more thoroughly, these flaws might have been avoided. Scrutinised. To scrutinise. Scrutunising. Scrutinise.

He resented _____ to justify himself repeatedly. Having been made. To be made. Being made. Having made.

The more he tried to clarify his stance, ____ it became. The less convincing. Less convincing. The least convincing. The more unconvincing.

Not until years later ____ the full implications of the policy. Were they realising. They realized. Did they realise. They had realized.

Her argument was so _____ the it left little room for rebuttal. Tenuous. Cogent. Nebulous. Perfunctory.

The committee’s response was widely criticized as being merely ____. Cursory. Meticulous. Exhaustive. Incisive.

He has a tendency to ____ the significance of minor setbacks. Amplify. Trivialize. Mitigate. Curtail.

The proposal was rejected outright due to its ____ assumptions. Implicit. Fallacious. Peripheral. Ancillary.

Her explanation did little to ____ concerns about transparency. Allay. Incite. Exacerbate. Provoke.

The journalist was accused of ___ the facts to suit a particular narrative. Distorting. Undermining. Deflecting. Circumventing.

The company is attempting to ____ its image following the scandal. Salvage. Dismantle. Tarnish. Undermine.

His remarks were widely regarded as ____ and needlessly inflammatory. Measured. Gratuitous. Judicious. Restrained.

The agreement was reached after months of ____ negotiations. Protracted. Volatile. Sporadic. Cursive.

She has an uncanny ability to ____ complex ideas into accessible language. Condense. Dilute. Obscure. Embellish.

The plan fell through when the funding was unexpectedly ____. Called off. Cut off. Backed out. Pulled out.

He refused to ___ his principles, despite mounting pressure. Cave in on. Give up to. Back down on. Step aside from.

The speaker was clearly ____ for time during the QaA session. Buying. Gaining. Sparing. Wasting.

She was taken ___ by the sheer scale of the opposition. Aback. Away. Over. Aside.

The allegations were swiftly ___ by independent investigstors. Ruled out. Written off. Played down. Borne out.

He tried to ____ the issue, but it refused to go away. Brush off. Fend for. Smooth over. Gloss over.

The CEO’s apology failed to ___ with the public. Strike. Resonate. Echo. Appeal.

The negotiations broke down because neither side was willing to ___. Give ground. Give away. Give up. Give over.

She was ___ between loyalty to her team and her ethical obligations. Torn. Split. Divided up. Conflicted over.

The policy was introduced ____ the guise of reform. In. Under. Beneath. Within.

Which option is closest in meaning to “to equivocate”?. To clarify. To hesitate deliberately. To speak ambiguously. To contradict oneself.

Which word has a negative connotation?. Assertive. Arrrogant. Confident. Decisive.

“He is known for his acerbic wit”. What does acerbic imply?. Gentle. Bitter and sharp. Playful. Naive.

Which secuencie is stylistically most formal?. We looked into the issue. The issue was looked into. The issue was investí thoroughly. We checked the issue out.

Which word best completes the sentence? “The evidence is ___ and does not conclusively support either claim”. Ambiguous. Redundant. Conclusive. Irrefutable.

Scarcely ____ the implications before the policy was implemented. The has considered. Has the considered. They considered. Did they consider.

He is widely regarded as ____ the authority on the subject. Being. Having been. To be. Is.

The study, ____ over a decade, challenges conventional wisdom. Conducting. Conducted. Was conducted. Having conducted.

She objected to ___ as complicit in the decision. Being portrayed. Portray. Having portrayed. Be portrayed.

The failure was attributed ___ a lack of oversight. With. By. On. To.

The minister’s statement was deliberately ____ to avoid legal repercussions. Vague. Obscure. Evasive. Cryptic.

The committee reached a ___ consensus. Unanimous. Collective. Mutual. Shared.

He has been remarkably ____ about the controversy. Reticent. Verbose. Articulate. Forthcoming.

The plan is economically viable but politically. Untenable. Infeasible. Improbable. Redundant.

Her contribution was ____ to the success of the project. Pivotal. Marginal. Incidental. Negligible.

Select correct sentence. Had I know, I would have acted differently. Had I knew, I would have acted differently. If I would have know, I acted differently. If I had knew, I would have acted differently.

Select correct sentence. She suggested him reconsider. She suggested that he reconsider. She suggested him reconsidering. She suggested he to reconsider.

Select correct sentence. The reason why he resigned was unclear. The reason he resigned was unclear. The reason for which he resigned was unclear. The reason that he resigned was unclear.

Select correct sentence. Neither of the solutions are viable. Neither solution are viable. Neither solution is viable. Neither of solutions is viable.

Select correct sentence. He denied to be involved. He denied having been involved. He denied to have been involved. He denied being involved.