Fill in the blanks:
Had she known about the meeting, she ___ (attend) it.

Would have attended

True or False: "The sooner we leave, the faster we reach" is grammatically correct.

False. The correct phrase is "The sooner we leave, the sooner we reach."

Choose the correct option to complete the sentence: 
The new policy is designed to ___ transparency in government operations.
(a) Ensure 
(b) Assure 
(c) Insure 
(d) Secure

(a) Ensure

Fill in the blanks:
The researcher claimed that his study was ___ on extensive data analysis.

Based

Riddle: I am a five-letter word. If you remove my first letter, I become a place where knowledge is gained. What am I?

"Learn" (Remove 'L' → "Earn")

Which phrase best describes this situation?
"A company that used to be successful is now struggling due to bad financial decisions."

"Fall from grace"

Fill in the blanks:
Although he was injured, he decided to ___ playing the match.

Continue

True or False: In formal writing, contractions like "isn't" and "won't" should be avoided.

True

Which word completes the sentence? 
Despite being highly qualified, he failed to ___ the job due to a lack of confidence.
(a) Gain 
(b) Acquire 
(c) Secure 
(d) Attain

(c) Secure

Sequence-based question: 
Arrange these words in the correct order to form a logical sentence:
(1) importance 
(2) the 
(3) cannot 
(4) be 
(5) ignored 
(6) of education

"The importance of education cannot be ignored."

Fill in the blanks:
The findings of the experiment were ___ with the scientist’s initial hypothesis.

Consistent

True or False: "The news about the stock market were alarming" is grammatically correct.

False. "News" is an uncountable noun, so the correct sentence is: "The news about the stock market was alarming."

Choose the correct option:
If I ___ you, I would accept the offer immediately.

(a) Was

(b) Am

(c) Were

(d) Will be

(c) Were

Fill in the blanks: 
She was ___ from the competition due to a technical error.

Disqualified

True or False: "Affect" and "Effect" can be used interchangeably in all contexts.

False. "Affect" is a verb, while "Effect" is usually a noun.