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QID #21368
AFCAT 02/2026 Mock Test Series - Attempt Online Tests AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test Hard
Fill in the blank with the grammatically correct word: Each of the 9 cadets ___ completed the navigation exercise. Apply it in the context of AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test.
A
have
B
having
C
had been
D
has
Correct Answer: D. has
“Each” is singular and takes “has”.
Question: Fill in the blank with the grammatically correct word: Each of the 9 cadets ___ completed the navigation exercise. Apply it in the context of AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test.
A. have
B. having
C. had been
D. has
Correct Answer: D. has
Explanation: “Each” is singular and takes “has”.
QID #21367
AFCAT 02/2026 Mock Test Series - Attempt Online Tests AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test Hard
Select the correct meaning of the idiom “turn a deaf ear”. Apply it in the context of AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test. Compare all four alternatives in item 39.
A
accept unpleasant consequences
B
avoid the main point
C
refuse to listen
D
very rarely
Correct Answer: C. refuse to listen
The idiom means “refuse to listen”.
Question: Select the correct meaning of the idiom “turn a deaf ear”. Apply it in the context of AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test. Compare all four alternatives in item 39.
A. accept unpleasant consequences
B. avoid the main point
C. refuse to listen
D. very rarely
Correct Answer: C. refuse to listen
Explanation: The idiom means “refuse to listen”.
QID #21366
AFCAT 02/2026 Mock Test Series - Attempt Online Tests AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test Medium
Choose the antonym of “advance” for the given AFCAT item. Apply it in the context of AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test.
A
negative
B
retreat
C
malevolent
D
arrogant
Correct Answer: B. retreat
“retreat” is opposite in meaning to “advance”.
Question: Choose the antonym of “advance” for the given AFCAT item. Apply it in the context of AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test.
A. negative
B. retreat
C. malevolent
D. arrogant
Correct Answer: B. retreat
Explanation: “retreat” is opposite in meaning to “advance”.
QID #21365
AFCAT 02/2026 Mock Test Series - Attempt Online Tests AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test Medium
Choose the closest synonym of “impartial” in AFCAT vocabulary context. Apply it in the context of AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test.
A
fair
B
strong
C
difficult
D
flawless
Correct Answer: A. fair
“fair” is the closest synonym of “impartial”.
Question: Choose the closest synonym of “impartial” in AFCAT vocabulary context. Apply it in the context of AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test.
A. fair
B. strong
C. difficult
D. flawless
Correct Answer: A. fair
Explanation: “fair” is the closest synonym of “impartial”.
QID #21364
AFCAT 02/2026 Mock Test Series - Attempt Online Tests AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test Medium
Complete the sentence correctly: The unit has operated here ___ 2999.
A
for
B
from
C
by
D
since
Correct Answer: D. since
“Since” is used with a starting point.
Question: Complete the sentence correctly: The unit has operated here ___ 2999.
A. for
B. from
C. by
D. since
Correct Answer: D. since
Explanation: “Since” is used with a starting point.
QID #21363
AFCAT 02/2026 Mock Test Series - Attempt Online Tests AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test Medium
Fill in the blank with the grammatically correct word: The 4 cadets ___ completed their navigation exercise. Apply it in the context of AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test.
A
has
B
having
C
have
D
had been
Correct Answer: C. have
A plural subject takes “have”.
Question: Fill in the blank with the grammatically correct word: The 4 cadets ___ completed their navigation exercise. Apply it in the context of AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test.
A. has
B. having
C. have
D. had been
Correct Answer: C. have
Explanation: A plural subject takes “have”.
QID #21362
AFCAT 02/2026 Mock Test Series - Attempt Online Tests AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test Easy
Select the correct meaning of the idiom “pull someone’s leg”. Apply it in the context of AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test. Compare all four alternatives in item 34.
A
in good and bad times
B
joke with someone
C
lose an opportunity
D
stop working
Correct Answer: B. joke with someone
The idiom means “joke with someone”.
Question: Select the correct meaning of the idiom “pull someone’s leg”. Apply it in the context of AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test. Compare all four alternatives in item 34.
A. in good and bad times
B. joke with someone
C. lose an opportunity
D. stop working
Correct Answer: B. joke with someone
Explanation: The idiom means “joke with someone”.
QID #21361
AFCAT 02/2026 Mock Test Series - Attempt Online Tests AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test Easy
Choose the antonym of “virtue” for the given AFCAT item. Apply it in the context of AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test.
A
vice
B
retreat
C
weakness
D
implicit
Correct Answer: A. vice
“vice” is opposite in meaning to “virtue”.
Question: Choose the antonym of “virtue” for the given AFCAT item. Apply it in the context of AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test.
A. vice
B. retreat
C. weakness
D. implicit
Correct Answer: A. vice
Explanation: “vice” is opposite in meaning to “virtue”.
QID #21360
AFCAT 02/2026 Mock Test Series - Attempt Online Tests AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test Easy
Choose the closest synonym of “commence” in AFCAT vocabulary context. Apply it in the context of AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test.
A
moving
B
detest
C
imitate
D
begin
Correct Answer: D. begin
“begin” is the closest synonym of “commence”.
Question: Choose the closest synonym of “commence” in AFCAT vocabulary context. Apply it in the context of AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test.
A. moving
B. detest
C. imitate
D. begin
Correct Answer: D. begin
Explanation: “begin” is the closest synonym of “commence”.
QID #21359
AFCAT 02/2026 Mock Test Series - Attempt Online Tests AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test Easy
Complete the sentence correctly: The unit trained continuously ___ 5 months. Apply it in the context of AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test.
A
since
B
from
C
for
D
by
Correct Answer: C. for
“For” is used with a duration.
Question: Complete the sentence correctly: The unit trained continuously ___ 5 months. Apply it in the context of AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test.
A. since
B. from
C. for
D. by
Correct Answer: C. for
Explanation: “For” is used with a duration.
QID #21358
AFCAT 02/2026 Mock Test Series - Attempt Online Tests AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test Hard
Fill in the blank with the grammatically correct word: Each of the 16 cadets ___ completed the navigation exercise. Apply it in the context of AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test.
A
have
B
has
C
having
D
had been
Correct Answer: B. has
“Each” is singular and takes “has”.
Question: Fill in the blank with the grammatically correct word: Each of the 16 cadets ___ completed the navigation exercise. Apply it in the context of AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test.
A. have
B. has
C. having
D. had been
Correct Answer: B. has
Explanation: “Each” is singular and takes “has”.
QID #21357
AFCAT 02/2026 Mock Test Series - Attempt Online Tests AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test Hard
Select the correct meaning of the idiom “hit the nail on the head”. Apply it in the context of AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test. Compare all four alternatives in item 29.
A
state exactly the right point
B
extremely happy
C
slightly ill
D
an apparent problem that produces a benefit
Correct Answer: A. state exactly the right point
The idiom means “state exactly the right point”.
Question: Select the correct meaning of the idiom “hit the nail on the head”. Apply it in the context of AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test. Compare all four alternatives in item 29.
A. state exactly the right point
B. extremely happy
C. slightly ill
D. an apparent problem that produces a benefit
Correct Answer: A. state exactly the right point
Explanation: The idiom means “state exactly the right point”.
QID #21356
AFCAT 02/2026 Mock Test Series - Attempt Online Tests AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test Medium
Choose the antonym of “rapid” for the given AFCAT item. Apply it in the context of AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test.
A
vice
B
minor
C
malevolent
D
slow
Correct Answer: D. slow
“slow” is opposite in meaning to “rapid”.
Question: Choose the antonym of “rapid” for the given AFCAT item. Apply it in the context of AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test.
A. vice
B. minor
C. malevolent
D. slow
Correct Answer: D. slow
Explanation: “slow” is opposite in meaning to “rapid”.
QID #21355
AFCAT 02/2026 Mock Test Series - Attempt Online Tests AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test Medium
Choose the closest synonym of “vivid” in AFCAT vocabulary context. Apply it in the context of AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test.
A
expressive
B
strong
C
bright
D
frank
Correct Answer: C. bright
“bright” is the closest synonym of “vivid”.
Question: Choose the closest synonym of “vivid” in AFCAT vocabulary context. Apply it in the context of AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test.
A. expressive
B. strong
C. bright
D. frank
Correct Answer: C. bright
Explanation: “bright” is the closest synonym of “vivid”.
QID #21354
AFCAT 02/2026 Mock Test Series - Attempt Online Tests AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test Medium
Complete the sentence correctly: The unit has operated here ___ 2989.
A
for
B
since
C
from
D
by
Correct Answer: B. since
“Since” is used with a starting point.
Question: Complete the sentence correctly: The unit has operated here ___ 2989.
A. for
B. since
C. from
D. by
Correct Answer: B. since
Explanation: “Since” is used with a starting point.
QID #21353
AFCAT 02/2026 Mock Test Series - Attempt Online Tests AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test Medium
Fill in the blank with the grammatically correct word: The 11 cadets ___ completed their navigation exercise. Apply it in the context of AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test.
A
have
B
has
C
having
D
had been
Correct Answer: A. have
A plural subject takes “have”.
Question: Fill in the blank with the grammatically correct word: The 11 cadets ___ completed their navigation exercise. Apply it in the context of AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test.
A. have
B. has
C. having
D. had been
Correct Answer: A. have
Explanation: A plural subject takes “have”.
QID #21352
AFCAT 02/2026 Mock Test Series - Attempt Online Tests AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test Easy
Select the correct meaning of the idiom “at the eleventh hour”. Apply it in the context of AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test.
A
do something cheaply or carelessly
B
reveal a secret
C
start a friendly conversation
D
at the last possible moment
Correct Answer: D. at the last possible moment
The idiom means “at the last possible moment”.
Question: Select the correct meaning of the idiom “at the eleventh hour”. Apply it in the context of AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test.
A. do something cheaply or carelessly
B. reveal a secret
C. start a friendly conversation
D. at the last possible moment
Correct Answer: D. at the last possible moment
Explanation: The idiom means “at the last possible moment”.
QID #21351
AFCAT 02/2026 Mock Test Series - Attempt Online Tests AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test Easy
Choose the antonym of “liberty” for the given AFCAT item. Apply it in the context of AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test.
A
slow
B
nadir
C
captivity
D
weakness
Correct Answer: C. captivity
“captivity” is opposite in meaning to “liberty”.
Question: Choose the antonym of “liberty” for the given AFCAT item. Apply it in the context of AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test.
A. slow
B. nadir
C. captivity
D. weakness
Correct Answer: C. captivity
Explanation: “captivity” is opposite in meaning to “liberty”.
QID #21350
AFCAT 02/2026 Mock Test Series - Attempt Online Tests AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test Easy
Choose the closest synonym of “resilient” in AFCAT vocabulary context. Apply it in the context of AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test.
A
enthusiasm
B
adaptable
C
moving
D
misfortune
Correct Answer: B. adaptable
“adaptable” is the closest synonym of “resilient”.
Question: Choose the closest synonym of “resilient” in AFCAT vocabulary context. Apply it in the context of AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test.
A. enthusiasm
B. adaptable
C. moving
D. misfortune
Correct Answer: B. adaptable
Explanation: “adaptable” is the closest synonym of “resilient”.
QID #21349
AFCAT 02/2026 Mock Test Series - Attempt Online Tests AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test Easy
Complete the sentence correctly: The unit trained continuously ___ 4 months. Apply it in the context of AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test.
A
for
B
since
C
from
D
by
Correct Answer: A. for
“For” is used with a duration.
Question: Complete the sentence correctly: The unit trained continuously ___ 4 months. Apply it in the context of AFCAT English Grammar and Error Detection Test.
A. for
B. since
C. from
D. by
Correct Answer: A. for
Explanation: “For” is used with a duration.
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