Wipro Sentence Formation Quiz 1

a. Renege means to go back on a promise, undertaking, or contract.
b. Abandon means to give up completely.
c. Renounce means to formally declare one’s abandonment.
d. Back out means to leave or refuse to do something.

So renege will be the correct choice.

Despite will be there as Flair means an innate talent / aptitude for something. Despite expresses a contrast between two things.
We use 'of' when writing 'In spite'.

For should be there as Flair is always used with for.

It will be Volunteers as Voluntary participation is required for spreading awareness.
a. Patience means the capacity to accept and tolerate problems, delays and sufferings.
b. Workers are people who work for wages.
c. Materials are the things required for accomplishing a particular work.
d. Volunteers are people who voluntarily contribute in for any cause.

It should be Alternative as in this case grammatically alternative is correct.
Alternative means another possibility or choice.
Another means an additional thing or person of the same type.
Alternate means another option.
Possible means potential.

We are talking about the present situation and app is singular hence, 'is' is appropriate.

Here, a. Merit means the quality of being particularly good or worthy, especially so as to deserve praise or reward.
b. Warranted means to justify or necessitate.
c. Deserve means to show a qualities of worthy.
Deserves depicts one’s opinion with respect to person’s fate so it is the correct answer.

It should be Recounted, as recounted means to recollect some memories.

Since the sentence in past perfect tense, the word to be used will be in past tense.

It will be straight down into an, Since it's river below, so it will be 'down into'.
Icy starts with a vowel, hence we use an. Straight is used to emphasize on its direction.

Answer - yet she had to

Yet is used to show a connection between one negative and one positive sentence.
She had to is used because the sentence is in past perfect tense. This is clear from the use of 'That Night'.