English Language
Fill in the Blanks
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Fill in the Blanks Questions
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gave
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gives
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given
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none of these
D
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Explanation
The blank in the given passage requires an infinitive, which can be formed only by e a first form and that too without adding “s or es” to it.
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stopped
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stopping
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has stopped
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should stop
A
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Explanation
The given blank, in the paragraph, needs a simple past tense
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shouted
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shout
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all shouting
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have shouted
A
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Explanation
If the subordinate adverb clause of manner has the verb “had been”, then the main clause must be in have the use of “simple past tense”.
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emphasise
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wanted to emphasise
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emphasizes
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none of these
B
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Explanation
The blank, in the given passage, is preceded by the pronoun “he” and as such no infinitive verb can be used immediately after “he”.
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rises
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arises
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raised
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raise
C
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Explanation
The given sentence, requires a transitive verb because the action of “Raman” has been passed over to the direct object “stone”.
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panic
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witnessed
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rescue
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conveying
B
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Explanation
The sentence requires a verb in past perfect form to describe experiencing different forms of road accidents. 'Witnessed' is the correct past tense form meaning to see or observe something happen. The context describes things people have experienced or observed happening on roads.
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witnessed
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rescue
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panic
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conveying
C
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Explanation
The sentence describes the universal reaction to witnessing road accidents. 'Panic' is the correct word because fear and confusion are immediate, universal emotional responses to emergencies. The context suggests this is a common human reaction, not a planned action like rescue or conveying.
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panic
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conveying
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witnessed
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rescue
D
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Explanation
The sentence discusses actions one can take in response to road accidents. 'Rescue' is the correct word because it specifically means to save someone from danger, which is what you do to 'the trapped victim' mentioned in the context. The structure 'to rescue the trapped victim, to render first aid' lists helpful actions.
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rescue
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conveying
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panic
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witnessed
B
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Explanation
The sentence describes helping injured people get to a hospital. 'Conveying' means to transport or take someone from one place to another. While 'rescue' might seem related, it specifically means saving from danger, not the act of transportation. 'Conveying' accurately describes the act of taking injured people to the hospital.
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blood
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digestion
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marine
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circulatory
D
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Explanation
The blank (ii) refers to 'The _____ system' of the white shark. Among the options, 'circulatory' is the only system that fits the context - the passage then discusses body temperature and its effects on digestion and metabolism. The circulatory system is responsible for heat distribution in the body, which connects to the temperature discussion.
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digestion
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circulatory
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blood
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marine
A
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Explanation
The sentence states that the shark's body temperature being above water temperature 'speeds up its _____'. 'Digestion' is the correct answer because metabolic processes (including digestion) are accelerated by higher body temperatures. This increased metabolic rate contributes to the shark's strength and endurance as mentioned.
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circulatory
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marine
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digestion
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blood
D
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Explanation
Blank (iii) asks about 'Its _____ temperature'. 'Blood' is the correct answer because blood temperature is a direct measure of body temperature. The passage discusses how the shark's blood/body temperature is 3-5 degrees Celsius above water temperature. 'Circulatory' and 'marine' don't grammatically fit '_____ temperature' in this context.
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marine
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circulatory
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blood
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digestion
A
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Explanation
The white shark is at the top of the marine food chain.
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warfare
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physically
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missile
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launching
A
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Explanation
The context describes throwing stones "at his enemies" in contrast to modern warfare. "Warfare" fits grammatically and thematically - throwing stones was used in warfare. The other options fit different blanks (physically for blank ii, missile for blank iii, launching for blank iv).
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warfare
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launching
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physically
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missile
C
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Explanation
The phrase "doesn't need to be (ii) present" contrasts with earlier times when people were physically present to throw stones. "Physically" is the only word that completes this contrast meaningfully. The passage describes remote warfare where physical presence isn't required.