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Prep Tip:
When reading Text Completion questions, be sure to look for transition words like
“however” or “in contrast” to determine if the sentence is moving in the opposite direction. This
may impact your answer choice selection. 

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Text Completion Questions with Two or Three Blanks
Text Completion questions with two or three blanks are similar to their one-
blank companions. However, when there
is more than one blank, each blank will have its own corresponding set of three answer choices. You are to select an
answer choice for each blank. Remember there is no partial credit. You must select the correct answer for each blank in
order for your response to be credited. 
Lacking any sense of (i)
, David had no problem (ii)
credit for work 
that was not his own. 
Blank (i) 
Blank (ii)
A ethics 
D providing 
B urgency 
E claiming 
C dishonor 
F 
assigning
E , A
ANSWER: 
Although many new discoveries in quantum physics are often (i)
shortly after 
being accepted as valid, physicists do not shy away from hasty conclusions, (ii)

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that the (iii)
nature of what is considered fact impedes innovation and rapid
discoveries.
Blank (i)
Blank (ii)
Blank (iii)
G purged 
J 
forbidding 
M hostile 
H disproved
K denying 
N illusory 
I 
heralded
L 
examining
O predictable 
H E, B,
ANSWER: 
Approaching the Blanks Strategically 

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Text Completion questions are rather straightforward: find the missing word or words that best complete the sentence. 
Instead of just diving into them, however, you still want to be strategic about your approach. Keep these strategies in
mind as you work through the Text Completion questions in the Verbal Reasoning section.