Multiple choice

Fill blank (iii).

Directions: Read the following passage having some numbered blanks.

On-site educational programs focus on a (i)______ tour of the sanctuary where the children learn about the (ii)______ animals like the big cat and (iii)_______ of the animals in the zoo. Children (iv)_______ see more than a dozen (v)_______ of cat and other animals standing only 4 to 6 feet away in many cases. Many children automatically react in (vi)_______ to the enormous (vii)_______ of the tigers when they experience them up-close. The typical tour for young children focuses - on simple (viii)_______ about the animals as the children (ix)_______ them. For example, children age 5 to 10 will hear about how a tiger’s stripes are like (x)_______ and no two tigers have the same stripes.

  1. conservation

  2. evasion

  3. storage

  4. prolongation
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Explanation

Here, conservation is the correct option as it implies a careful preservation and protection of something (wild animals). 'Evasion' is to evade something; 'storage' is the action or method of storing something for future use. To 'prolong' is to make something last longer or to stretch it out in time.

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