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English Subject-Verb Agreement Subject-Verb Concord & Inversion

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Q1. Choose the grammatically correct sentence:

A The committee of senior medical oncologists are scheduled to present their clinical findings today.

B The committee of senior medical oncologists is scheduled to present its clinical findings today.

C The committee of senior medical oncologists have scheduled to present findings today.

D The committee of senior medical oncologists were scheduled to present their findings today.

English Subject-Verb Agreement Subject-Verb Concord & Inversion

MEDIUM

Q2. Select the sentence with accurate subject-verb agreement:

A Neither the surgeon or his surgical assistants were aware of the equipment malfunction.

B Neither the surgeon nor his surgical assistants was aware of the equipment malfunction.

C Neither the surgeon nor his surgical assistants were aware of the equipment malfunction.

D Neither the surgeon nor his surgical assistants is aware of the equipment malfunction.

English Subject-Verb Agreement Subject-Verb Concord & Inversion

EASY

Q3. Choose the correct sentence:

A Each of the clinical trials conducted at the teaching hospital were adhering to ethical protocols.

B Each of the clinical trials conducted at the teaching hospital has adhered to ethical protocols.

C Each of the clinical trials conducted at the teaching hospital are adhering to ethical protocols.

D Each of the clinical trials conducted at the teaching hospital have adhered to ethical protocols.

English Pronoun Agreement & Case Pronoun Case & Reference

MEDIUM

Q4. In PM&DC / KIPS English pattern: select the sentence that uses correct pronoun case:

A The medical scholarship was awarded to Dr. Sarah and I by the faculty dean.

B The medical scholarship was awarded to Dr. Sarah and myself by the faculty dean.

C The medical scholarship was awarded between Dr. Sarah and I by the faculty dean.

D The medical scholarship was awarded to Dr. Sarah and me by the faculty dean.

English Pronoun Agreement & Case Pronoun Case & Reference

MEDIUM

Q5. In PM&DC / KIPS English pattern: identify the sentence with unambiguous pronoun reference:

A When the physician spoke with the patient, he explained his risks in detail.

B When the physician spoke with the patient, they explained the risks.

C The physician told the patient that he needed immediate surgery.

D When the physician spoke with the patient, the physician explained the surgical risks in detail.

English Tenses & Verb Forms Conditionals, Subjunctive & Sequences

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Q6. Choose the correct conditional sentence:

A If the patient had arrived at the emergency ward earlier, the medical team would have prevented the infarction.

B If the patient had arrived at the emergency ward earlier, the medical team would prevent the infarction.

C If the patient arrived earlier, the medical team would have prevented the infarction.

D If the patient would have arrived earlier, the medical team had prevented the infarction.

English Tenses & Verb Forms Conditionals, Subjunctive & Sequences

EASY

Q7. Select the sentence that properly uses the subjunctive mood:

A The chief medical officer recommended that every intern is re-evaluated on sterile procedures.

B The chief medical officer recommended that every intern was re-evaluated on sterile procedures.

C The chief medical officer recommended that every intern be re-evaluated on sterile procedures.

D The chief medical officer recommended that every intern should been re-evaluated.

English Modifiers & Dangling Participles Participial Modifiers & Placement

EASY

Q8. Identify the sentence that correctly avoids a dangling modifier:

A Walking through the intensive care unit, the cardiac monitors were observed by the nurse.

B Having examined the patient thoroughly, the prescription was written by the doctor.

C Walking through the intensive care unit, the monitors displayed abnormal rhythms.

D Walking through the intensive care unit, the head nurse observed the cardiac monitors.

English Preposition Usage & Phrasal Verbs Idiomatic Prepositions

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Q9. In PM&DC / KIPS English pattern: choose the sentence with correct idiomatic preposition usage:

A The immunologist was completely absorbed at his genetic sequencing research.

B The immunologist was completely absorbed in his genetic sequencing research.

C The immunologist was completely absorbed with his genetic sequencing research.

D The immunologist was completely absorbed on his genetic sequencing research.

English Preposition Usage & Phrasal Verbs Idiomatic Prepositions

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Q10. In PM&DC / KIPS English pattern: select the correctly phrased sentence:

A Patients with severe allergies must abstain against consuming unpasteurized dairy products.

B Patients with severe allergies must abstain of consuming unpasteurized dairy products.

C Patients with severe allergies must abstain to consume unpasteurized dairy products.

D Patients with severe allergies must abstain from consuming unpasteurized dairy products.

English Sentence Correction & Parallelism Parallel Structure & Coordination

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Q11. Choose the sentence that maintains flawless parallel grammatical structure:

A The surgeon's responsibilities include diagnosing acute conditions, performing complex procedures, and monitor recovery.

B The surgeon's responsibilities include diagnosing acute conditions, performing complex procedures, and monitoring postoperative recovery.

C The surgeon's responsibilities include diagnosing acute conditions, to perform complex procedures, and monitoring postoperative recovery.

D The surgeon's responsibilities include diagnosis of acute conditions, performing complex procedures, and to monitor recovery.

English Vocabulary Synonyms & Antonyms High-Yield MDCAT Vocabulary

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Q12. In sentence syntax and punctuation: choose the closest SYNONYM for the word 'EXACERBATE':

A Fabricate (invent)

B Ameliorate (improve)

C Alleviate (relieve)

D Aggravate (make a problem or condition worse)

English Vocabulary Synonyms & Antonyms High-Yield MDCAT Vocabulary

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Q13. In sentence syntax and punctuation: choose the exact ANTONYM for the clinical word 'BENIGN':

A Harmless

B Innocuous

C Dormant

D Malignant (invasive and cancerous)

English Vocabulary Synonyms & Antonyms High-Yield MDCAT Vocabulary

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Q14. In sentence syntax and punctuation: choose the closest SYNONYM for 'METICULOUS':

A Careless and hasty

B Scrupulous and painstaking in attention to detail

C Superficial and hurried

D Ambiguous and unclear

English Contextual Comprehension & Word Choice Scientific Context & Sentence Completion

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Q15. In standard idiomatic English: select the word that best completes the sentence: 'The pathologist's report was so ________ that no physician could dispute its rigorous conclusions.

A nebulous and ambiguous

B superfluous and redundant

C lucid and incontrovertible

D spurious and fabricated

English Subject-Verb Agreement Subject-Verb Concord & Inversion

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Q16. Choose the grammatically correct sentence:

A The committee of senior medical oncologists have scheduled to present findings today.

B The committee of senior medical oncologists is scheduled to present its clinical findings today.

C The committee of senior medical oncologists are scheduled to present their clinical findings today.

D The committee of senior medical oncologists were scheduled to present their findings today.

English Subject-Verb Agreement Subject-Verb Concord & Inversion

MEDIUM

Q17. Select the sentence with accurate subject-verb agreement:

A Neither the surgeon nor his surgical assistants were aware of the equipment malfunction.

B Neither the surgeon or his surgical assistants were aware of the equipment malfunction.

C Neither the surgeon nor his surgical assistants was aware of the equipment malfunction.

D Neither the surgeon nor his surgical assistants is aware of the equipment malfunction.

English Subject-Verb Agreement Subject-Verb Concord & Inversion

MEDIUM

Q18. Choose the correct sentence:

A Each of the clinical trials conducted at the teaching hospital were adhering to ethical protocols.

B Each of the clinical trials conducted at the teaching hospital are adhering to ethical protocols.

C Each of the clinical trials conducted at the teaching hospital has adhered to ethical protocols.

D Each of the clinical trials conducted at the teaching hospital have adhered to ethical protocols.

English Pronoun Agreement & Case Pronoun Case & Reference

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Q19. In PM&DC / KIPS English pattern: select the sentence that uses correct pronoun case:

A The medical scholarship was awarded to Dr. Sarah and me by the faculty dean.

B The medical scholarship was awarded between Dr. Sarah and I by the faculty dean.

C The medical scholarship was awarded to Dr. Sarah and myself by the faculty dean.

D The medical scholarship was awarded to Dr. Sarah and I by the faculty dean.

English Pronoun Agreement & Case Pronoun Case & Reference

MEDIUM

Q20. In PM&DC / KIPS English pattern: identify the sentence with unambiguous pronoun reference:

A When the physician spoke with the patient, the physician explained the surgical risks in detail.

B The physician told the patient that he needed immediate surgery.

C When the physician spoke with the patient, they explained the risks.

D When the physician spoke with the patient, he explained his risks in detail.

English Tenses & Verb Forms Conditionals, Subjunctive & Sequences

KILLER

Q21. Choose the correct conditional sentence:

A If the patient would have arrived earlier, the medical team had prevented the infarction.

B If the patient had arrived at the emergency ward earlier, the medical team would prevent the infarction.

C If the patient arrived earlier, the medical team would have prevented the infarction.

D If the patient had arrived at the emergency ward earlier, the medical team would have prevented the infarction.

English Tenses & Verb Forms Conditionals, Subjunctive & Sequences

HARD

Q22. Select the sentence that properly uses the subjunctive mood:

A The chief medical officer recommended that every intern be re-evaluated on sterile procedures.

B The chief medical officer recommended that every intern is re-evaluated on sterile procedures.

C The chief medical officer recommended that every intern was re-evaluated on sterile procedures.

D The chief medical officer recommended that every intern should been re-evaluated.

English Modifiers & Dangling Participles Participial Modifiers & Placement

HARD

Q23. Identify the sentence that correctly avoids a dangling modifier:

A Walking through the intensive care unit, the cardiac monitors were observed by the nurse.

B Walking through the intensive care unit, the head nurse observed the cardiac monitors.

C Having examined the patient thoroughly, the prescription was written by the doctor.

D Walking through the intensive care unit, the monitors displayed abnormal rhythms.

English Preposition Usage & Phrasal Verbs Idiomatic Prepositions

KILLER

Q24. In PM&DC / KIPS English pattern: choose the sentence with correct idiomatic preposition usage:

A The immunologist was completely absorbed in his genetic sequencing research.

B The immunologist was completely absorbed at his genetic sequencing research.

C The immunologist was completely absorbed with his genetic sequencing research.

D The immunologist was completely absorbed on his genetic sequencing research.

English Preposition Usage & Phrasal Verbs Idiomatic Prepositions

MEDIUM

Q25. In PM&DC / KIPS English pattern: select the correctly phrased sentence:

A Patients with severe allergies must abstain against consuming unpasteurized dairy products.

B Patients with severe allergies must abstain from consuming unpasteurized dairy products.

C Patients with severe allergies must abstain to consume unpasteurized dairy products.

D Patients with severe allergies must abstain of consuming unpasteurized dairy products.