Question
Choose the option that provides the most appropriate
and contextually fitting word for each blank. The concert was so loud that it could be heard ___________ throughout the entire neighborhood.Solution
Vivid: While vivid can suggest intensity, it primarily refers to something being visually striking, not necessarily loud. Clearance: This word doesn't convey any meaning related to sound or volume. Hardly: This contradicts the sentence's meaning, implying the music was barely audible. Noticeably: This word conveys being observed, not necessarily heard loudly. Audibly: This word directly relates to the ability to be heard and emphasizes the loudness of the music, making it the perfect choice for this context.
During a particular year, 'R' managed to sell 1500 shirts. 'A' sold 30% more shirts than 'R', and 'X' sold 20% fewer shirts than 'A'. What is the ratio ...
The price of an item is first raised by 50% and then reduced by 40%. Find the overall percentage change in the price.
The population of a village two years ago was 'X'. Over the next two years, the population increased by 30% in the first year and...
A person "P" allocates 34% of their monthly income to entertainment, 22% to food, 18% to studies, 12% to clothes, and the remainder to traveling. The di...
In a competitive examination, 70% of candidates pass and 480 candidates fail, then how many total candidates appeared in the examination?
Income of A is twice the income of B. B and A spend 65% and 75% respectively of their incomes. Find the savings of A, if B saves Rs. 7000 in a month.
Monthly income of P is Rs.20000 and his monthly savings is Rs.12000. If his monthly income is decreased by 40% and monthly expenditure is decreased by 3...
In a scholarship test, 'P' achieved 28% of the total marks and fell short of passing by 45 marks. Meanwhile, 'Q' scored 44% of th...
Meenu spent 30% of the salary on entertainment and 10% on makeup. She spent 10% of the remaining on the food and 50% of the remaining invested in mutual...
'T' spends 20% of his monthly income on education, 35% on medical expenses, and 15% of the remaining amount on leisure activities. He saves the rest in ...
