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HESI Admission Assessment Exam (A2) Questions 276–280 (page: 57)

Updated On: 10-Feb-2026

Which word or phrase in the following sentence in the simple predicate?

Due to her stingy nature, the famous actress was not generous with her friends and family.

  1. Due to her stingy nature
  2. the famous actress
  3. was generous
  4. generous

Answer(s): C

Explanation:

The simple predicate is the verb of a sentence. In this sentence it is the helping verb “was” and the main verb “generous.”



Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct?

  1. He could accept anything from her, accept a lie.
  2. He could except anything from her, accept a lie.
  3. He could accept anything from her, except a lie.
  4. He could except anything from her, except a lie.

Answer(s): C

Explanation:

The word, “accept” means "to receive." “Except” is usually a preposition meaning "but" or "leaving out." The correct answer is the only one that uses both these words correctly.



Select the best word or words for the blank in the following sentence.

_____________ confident that with enough study they can easily pass the final exam.

  1. They have
  2. There
  3. Their
  4. They’re

Answer(s): D

Explanation:

The contraction “They’re” has the same meaning as “They are” and is the correct phrase to complete the sentence.



Select the best words for the blank in the following sentence. To _____________should I address the postcard?

  1. who
  2. whom
  3. which
  4. the which

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

The word “who” is a subject pronoun and the word “whom” is the object pronoun. Since we’re discussing a human being, we would not use the word “which.” Since the blank is preceded by the article “to,” we need the object pronoun “whom.”



Select the best word for the blank in the following sentence.

The mountaineering group _____________looking forward to climbing K2 next year.

  1. is
  2. are
  3. be
  4. were

Answer(s): A

Explanation:

The word “group” is a collective noun so it takes a singular verb. In context, the phrase “next year” shows that they are currently looking forward to the climb, so a present-tense verb is required. "Is" is singular and present- tense.



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