Sentence Completion
Introduction:
What make the hard question hard?
Vocabulary Level.
Sentence contain words like harangue, germane, abstruse, answers include words like jejune, bombastic, and esoteric, questions employ unfamiliar secondary meaning of words – brook as a verb, economy with the meaning of restraint.
Grammatical complexity.
Sentences utilize a wide variety of grammatical possibilities in a complex manner. The more complex the sentence, the more difficult it is for you to pot the key words that can unlock its meaning.
Tone.
Sentences reflect the writer’s attitude toward the subject matter, it is simple to comprehend material that is presented normally. It is far more difficult to comprehend material that is ironic, condescending, playful, or otherwise complex in tone.
Style.
In a sentence the story may be presented in various different ways – ornately or sparely, poetically, or prosaically, formally or informally, journalistically or academically originally or imitatively. An author’s style depends on such details as word choice, imagery, repetition, rhythm, sentence structure and length, many of the most difficult questions hinge on questions of style.