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Real items, with the answer marked and the reason written out — the same format as all 22.
The number of applicants ___ increased sharply this year. Which choice is correct?
Why: The phrase 'the number of' is treated as singular, so it takes the singular verb 'has'. (By contrast, 'a number of applicants have' would be plural.)
The evidence was so ___ that the jury reached a verdict within an hour. Which word best fits?
Why: 'Compelling' means convincing or persuasive, which fits evidence that leads to a quick verdict. 'Trivial' means unimportant, the opposite of what the context needs.
The exam itself
| Sections | Grammar & Sentence Structure · Vocabulary in Context · Word Forms & Collocations · Connectors & Cohesion · Common Usage Errors |
|---|---|
| Our bank | 22 questions · updated August 2026Written from ETS |
| Languages | English |
| Source | ETS |
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