HAT Test : Sentence Completion Sample Questions

HAT Test : Sentence Completion Sample Questions:

 

1.      The board was amazed to see such an outstanding research by a mere

                       .

A.    doctorate student

B.    doctor

C.    scientist

D.    businessman

E.     amateur

2.      In the Middle Ages, returning prisoners in exchange for money became common instead of putting to death. Though the act was humane, the primary reasons behind it were                                    _ rather than                        .

A.    humanitarian, economic

B.    economic, humanitarian

C.    customs, humanitarian

D.    customs, economic

E.     customs, promise

3.      The principal asked teachers to  discover and                        each student's

                       talents.

A.    suppress, unrecognized

B.    develop, intrinsic

C.    redirect, specious

D.    belittle, dormant

E.     justify, gratuitous

4.      Instead of a long line, I have managed to _                     the tickets.

A.    obtain

B.    recognize

C.    protect

D.    procure

E.     publish

5.      The  accountant's      _                of the account was discovered by the auditor.

A.    posting

B.    trial balance

C.    embezzlement

D.    casting

E.     audit

 

ANSWERS

1.      E

2.      B

3.      B

4.      D

5.      C

 

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