Quiz on Cloze Test & Sentence Correction

Direction: In the following passage, there are blanks each of which has been numbered. These numbers correspond to the question numbers; against each question, five words have been suggested, one of which fills the blanks appropriately.

Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy made history by becoming the first Pakistani to win Oscars when she bagged the award in the short documentary category for her film on honour killings. The filmmaker was recognized for “A Girl in ihe River”, which (1) the life of a 19 year old Saba Qaiser, who survived after she was shot in the face by her father and uncle and (2) into a river in Punjab province because she ran away to marry the man she loved.
Wearing a floor-length black coat by designer Sana Safinaz over a matching dress, she earlier walked the red carpet with her mother and the team from SOC Films.” This is what happens when (3) women get together,” she said. She praised “all the brave men out there, like my father and my husband, who (4) women to go to school and work and who want a more just society for women”.
She also thanked Qaiser,” the girl in my film who (5) survived honour killing and shared her story. The filmmaker took to facebook to announce: “Pakistan, we just our 2nd Oscar!!”
Talking to Pakistani Media, Obaid-Chinoy said the Oscar will go a long way in (6) the issue of honour killings in Pakistan. She said she would take Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif up on his promise of government action to (7) the killing of men and women in the name of honour. After meeting Obaid-Chinnoy recently in Islamabad, Sharif had (8) to “rid Pakistan of this evil by bringing in appropriate (9)”.
Obaid-Chinoy won her first Academy Award in 2012 in the same category for “Saving Face”, which was albout a British- Pakistani plastic surgeon who (10) victims of acid attacks.

Direction: In the following passage, there are blanks each of which has been numbered. These numbers correspond to the question numbers; against each question, five words have been suggested, one of which fills the blanks appropriately.

Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy made history by becoming the first Pakistani to win Oscars when she bagged the award in the short documentary category for her film on honour killings. The filmmaker was recognized for “A Girl in ihe River”, which (1) the life of a 19 year old Saba Qaiser, who survived after she was shot in the face by her father and uncle and (2) into a river in Punjab province because she ran away to marry the man she loved.
Wearing a floor-length black coat by designer Sana Safinaz over a matching dress, she earlier walked the red carpet with her mother and the team from SOC Films.” This is what happens when (3) women get together,” she said. She praised “all the brave men out there, like my father and my husband, who (4) women to go to school and work and who want a more just society for women”.
She also thanked Qaiser,” the girl in my film who (5) survived honour killing and shared her story. The filmmaker took to facebook to announce: “Pakistan, we just our 2nd Oscar!!”
Talking to Pakistani Media, Obaid-Chinoy said the Oscar will go a long way in (6) the issue of honour killings in Pakistan. She said she would take Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif up on his promise of government action to (7) the killing of men and women in the name of honour. After meeting Obaid-Chinnoy recently in Islamabad, Sharif had (8) to “rid Pakistan of this evil by bringing in appropriate (9)”.
Obaid-Chinoy won her first Academy Award in 2012 in the same category for “Saving Face”, which was albout a British- Pakistani plastic surgeon who (10) victims of acid attacks.

Direction: In the following passage, there are blanks each of which has been numbered. These numbers correspond to the question numbers; against each question, five words have been suggested, one of which fills the blanks appropriately.

Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy made history by becoming the first Pakistani to win Oscars when she bagged the award in the short documentary category for her film on honour killings. The filmmaker was recognized for “A Girl in ihe River”, which (1) the life of a 19 year old Saba Qaiser, who survived after she was shot in the face by her father and uncle and (2) into a river in Punjab province because she ran away to marry the man she loved.
Wearing a floor-length black coat by designer Sana Safinaz over a matching dress, she earlier walked the red carpet with her mother and the team from SOC Films.” This is what happens when (3) women get together,” she said. She praised “all the brave men out there, like my father and my husband, who (4) women to go to school and work and who want a more just society for women”.
She also thanked Qaiser,” the girl in my film who (5) survived honour killing and shared her story. The filmmaker took to facebook to announce: “Pakistan, we just our 2nd Oscar!!”
Talking to Pakistani Media, Obaid-Chinoy said the Oscar will go a long way in (6) the issue of honour killings in Pakistan. She said she would take Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif up on his promise of government action to (7) the killing of men and women in the name of honour. After meeting Obaid-Chinnoy recently in Islamabad, Sharif had (8) to “rid Pakistan of this evil by bringing in appropriate (9)”.
Obaid-Chinoy won her first Academy Award in 2012 in the same category for “Saving Face”, which was albout a British- Pakistani plastic surgeon who (10) victims of acid attacks.

Direction: In the following passage, there are blanks each of which has been numbered. These numbers correspond to the question numbers; against each question, five words have been suggested, one of which fills the blanks appropriately.

Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy made history by becoming the first Pakistani to win Oscars when she bagged the award in the short documentary category for her film on honour killings. The filmmaker was recognized for “A Girl in ihe River”, which (1) the life of a 19 year old Saba Qaiser, who survived after she was shot in the face by her father and uncle and (2) into a river in Punjab province because she ran away to marry the man she loved.
Wearing a floor-length black coat by designer Sana Safinaz over a matching dress, she earlier walked the red carpet with her mother and the team from SOC Films.” This is what happens when (3) women get together,” she said. She praised “all the brave men out there, like my father and my husband, who (4) women to go to school and work and who want a more just society for women”.
She also thanked Qaiser,” the girl in my film who (5) survived honour killing and shared her story. The filmmaker took to facebook to announce: “Pakistan, we just our 2nd Oscar!!”
Talking to Pakistani Media, Obaid-Chinoy said the Oscar will go a long way in (6) the issue of honour killings in Pakistan. She said she would take Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif up on his promise of government action to (7) the killing of men and women in the name of honour. After meeting Obaid-Chinnoy recently in Islamabad, Sharif had (8) to “rid Pakistan of this evil by bringing in appropriate (9)”.
Obaid-Chinoy won her first Academy Award in 2012 in the same category for “Saving Face”, which was albout a British- Pakistani plastic surgeon who (10) victims of acid attacks.

Direction: In the following passage, there are blanks each of which has been numbered. These numbers correspond to the question numbers; against each question, five words have been suggested, one of which fills the blanks appropriately.

Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy made history by becoming the first Pakistani to win Oscars when she bagged the award in the short documentary category for her film on honour killings. The filmmaker was recognized for “A Girl in ihe River”, which (1) the life of a 19 year old Saba Qaiser, who survived after she was shot in the face by her father and uncle and (2) into a river in Punjab province because she ran away to marry the man she loved.
Wearing a floor-length black coat by designer Sana Safinaz over a matching dress, she earlier walked the red carpet with her mother and the team from SOC Films.” This is what happens when (3) women get together,” she said. She praised “all the brave men out there, like my father and my husband, who (4) women to go to school and work and who want a more just society for women”.
She also thanked Qaiser,” the girl in my film who (5) survived honour killing and shared her story. The filmmaker took to facebook to announce: “Pakistan, we just our 2nd Oscar!!”
Talking to Pakistani Media, Obaid-Chinoy said the Oscar will go a long way in (6) the issue of honour killings in Pakistan. She said she would take Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif up on his promise of government action to (7) the killing of men and women in the name of honour. After meeting Obaid-Chinnoy recently in Islamabad, Sharif had (8) to “rid Pakistan of this evil by bringing in appropriate (9)”.
Obaid-Chinoy won her first Academy Award in 2012 in the same category for “Saving Face”, which was albout a British- Pakistani plastic surgeon who (10) victims of acid attacks.

Direction: In the following passage, there are blanks each of which has been numbered. These numbers correspond to the question numbers; against each question, five words have been suggested, one of which fills the blanks appropriately.

Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy made history by becoming the first Pakistani to win Oscars when she bagged the award in the short documentary category for her film on honour killings. The filmmaker was recognized for “A Girl in ihe River”, which (1) the life of a 19 year old Saba Qaiser, who survived after she was shot in the face by her father and uncle and (2) into a river in Punjab province because she ran away to marry the man she loved.
Wearing a floor-length black coat by designer Sana Safinaz over a matching dress, she earlier walked the red carpet with her mother and the team from SOC Films.” This is what happens when (3) women get together,” she said. She praised “all the brave men out there, like my father and my husband, who (4) women to go to school and work and who want a more just society for women”.
She also thanked Qaiser,” the girl in my film who (5) survived honour killing and shared her story. The filmmaker took to facebook to announce: “Pakistan, we just our 2nd Oscar!!”
Talking to Pakistani Media, Obaid-Chinoy said the Oscar will go a long way in (6) the issue of honour killings in Pakistan. She said she would take Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif up on his promise of government action to (7) the killing of men and women in the name of honour. After meeting Obaid-Chinnoy recently in Islamabad, Sharif had (8) to “rid Pakistan of this evil by bringing in appropriate (9)”.
Obaid-Chinoy won her first Academy Award in 2012 in the same category for “Saving Face”, which was albout a British- Pakistani plastic surgeon who (10) victims of acid attacks.

Direction: In the following passage, there are blanks each of which has been numbered. These numbers correspond to the question numbers; against each question, five words have been suggested, one of which fills the blanks appropriately.

Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy made history by becoming the first Pakistani to win Oscars when she bagged the award in the short documentary category for her film on honour killings. The filmmaker was recognized for “A Girl in ihe River”, which (1) the life of a 19 year old Saba Qaiser, who survived after she was shot in the face by her father and uncle and (2) into a river in Punjab province because she ran away to marry the man she loved.
Wearing a floor-length black coat by designer Sana Safinaz over a matching dress, she earlier walked the red carpet with her mother and the team from SOC Films.” This is what happens when (3) women get together,” she said. She praised “all the brave men out there, like my father and my husband, who (4) women to go to school and work and who want a more just society for women”.
She also thanked Qaiser,” the girl in my film who (5) survived honour killing and shared her story. The filmmaker took to facebook to announce: “Pakistan, we just our 2nd Oscar!!”
Talking to Pakistani Media, Obaid-Chinoy said the Oscar will go a long way in (6) the issue of honour killings in Pakistan. She said she would take Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif up on his promise of government action to (7) the killing of men and women in the name of honour. After meeting Obaid-Chinnoy recently in Islamabad, Sharif had (8) to “rid Pakistan of this evil by bringing in appropriate (9)”.
Obaid-Chinoy won her first Academy Award in 2012 in the same category for “Saving Face”, which was albout a British- Pakistani plastic surgeon who (10) victims of acid attacks.

Direction: In the following passage, there are blanks each of which has been numbered. These numbers correspond to the question numbers; against each question, five words have been suggested, one of which fills the blanks appropriately.

Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy made history by becoming the first Pakistani to win Oscars when she bagged the award in the short documentary category for her film on honour killings. The filmmaker was recognized for “A Girl in ihe River”, which (1) the life of a 19 year old Saba Qaiser, who survived after she was shot in the face by her father and uncle and (2) into a river in Punjab province because she ran away to marry the man she loved.
Wearing a floor-length black coat by designer Sana Safinaz over a matching dress, she earlier walked the red carpet with her mother and the team from SOC Films.” This is what happens when (3) women get together,” she said. She praised “all the brave men out there, like my father and my husband, who (4) women to go to school and work and who want a more just society for women”.
She also thanked Qaiser,” the girl in my film who (5) survived honour killing and shared her story. The filmmaker took to facebook to announce: “Pakistan, we just our 2nd Oscar!!”
Talking to Pakistani Media, Obaid-Chinoy said the Oscar will go a long way in (6) the issue of honour killings in Pakistan. She said she would take Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif up on his promise of government action to (7) the killing of men and women in the name of honour. After meeting Obaid-Chinnoy recently in Islamabad, Sharif had (8) to “rid Pakistan of this evil by bringing in appropriate (9)”.
Obaid-Chinoy won her first Academy Award in 2012 in the same category for “Saving Face”, which was albout a British- Pakistani plastic surgeon who (10) victims of acid attacks.

Direction: In the following passage, there are blanks each of which has been numbered. These numbers correspond to the question numbers; against each question, five words have been suggested, one of which fills the blanks appropriately.

Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy made history by becoming the first Pakistani to win Oscars when she bagged the award in the short documentary category for her film on honour killings. The filmmaker was recognized for “A Girl in ihe River”, which (1) the life of a 19 year old Saba Qaiser, who survived after she was shot in the face by her father and uncle and (2) into a river in Punjab province because she ran away to marry the man she loved.
Wearing a floor-length black coat by designer Sana Safinaz over a matching dress, she earlier walked the red carpet with her mother and the team from SOC Films.” This is what happens when (3) women get together,” she said. She praised “all the brave men out there, like my father and my husband, who (4) women to go to school and work and who want a more just society for women”.
She also thanked Qaiser,” the girl in my film who (5) survived honour killing and shared her story. The filmmaker took to facebook to announce: “Pakistan, we just our 2nd Oscar!!”
Talking to Pakistani Media, Obaid-Chinoy said the Oscar will go a long way in (6) the issue of honour killings in Pakistan. She said she would take Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif up on his promise of government action to (7) the killing of men and women in the name of honour. After meeting Obaid-Chinnoy recently in Islamabad, Sharif had (8) to “rid Pakistan of this evil by bringing in appropriate (9)”.
Obaid-Chinoy won her first Academy Award in 2012 in the same category for “Saving Face”, which was albout a British- Pakistani plastic surgeon who (10) victims of acid attacks.

Direction: In the following passage, there are blanks each of which has been numbered. These numbers correspond to the question numbers; against each question, five words have been suggested, one of which fills the blanks appropriately.

Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy made history by becoming the first Pakistani to win Oscars when she bagged the award in the short documentary category for her film on honour killings. The filmmaker was recognized for “A Girl in ihe River”, which (1) the life of a 19 year old Saba Qaiser, who survived after she was shot in the face by her father and uncle and (2) into a river in Punjab province because she ran away to marry the man she loved.
Wearing a floor-length black coat by designer Sana Safinaz over a matching dress, she earlier walked the red carpet with her mother and the team from SOC Films.” This is what happens when (3) women get together,” she said. She praised “all the brave men out there, like my father and my husband, who (4) women to go to school and work and who want a more just society for women”.
She also thanked Qaiser,” the girl in my film who (5) survived honour killing and shared her story. The filmmaker took to facebook to announce: “Pakistan, we just our 2nd Oscar!!”
Talking to Pakistani Media, Obaid-Chinoy said the Oscar will go a long way in (6) the issue of honour killings in Pakistan. She said she would take Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif up on his promise of government action to (7) the killing of men and women in the name of honour. After meeting Obaid-Chinnoy recently in Islamabad, Sharif had (8) to “rid Pakistan of this evil by bringing in appropriate (9)”.
Obaid-Chinoy won her first Academy Award in 2012 in the same category for “Saving Face”, which was albout a British- Pakistani plastic surgeon who (10) victims of acid attacks.