Multiple choice

Read the given passage and fill blank (iv).

Directions: Complete this passage by selecting the most suitable option for the corresponding gap.

”Water, water everywhere, not a drop to drink” The problem faced in the middle of the sea by a ___(i)_____ sailor, troubles us regularly in our daily lives. Life cannot _____(ii)______ without water, and we get thirsty without drinking it.______(iii)_____, natural water, or that from faulty supplies, may carry harmful substances or bacteria. They pollute or damage the purity of water, and sicken our body. That is why, it is always very important to make sure while drinking, that the glasses are clean, and the water is____(iv)_____ to drink.

  1. dirty

  2. sweet

  3. enough

  4. safe

Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
D Correct answer
Explanation

The passage discusses harmful substances and bacteria in water, emphasizing the need to ensure water is safe to drink. 'Safe' directly addresses this concern - water that won't cause harm. 'Dirty' and 'sweet' are irrelevant to the safety context, 'enough' doesn't address the contamination issue.