English Language
Fill in the Blanks
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Fill in the Blanks Questions
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assigned
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stripped off
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put
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given
B
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Explanation
While the term suited to fill in the first blank is 'assigned', rest of the blanks can only be filled using term 'stripped off' to make sense. This marks term 'stripped off' given in option (2) as most valid of the given choices.
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dumb
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mournful
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intelligent
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drab
A
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Explanation
The word suitable to fit in sentence A is ‘dumb’. The word suitable for sentence B is ‘drab’. The word required to replace blank in sentence C is ‘intelligent’. The last sentence is appropriately filled in by term ‘dumb’. This marks ‘dumb’, option (1) as word used in most of the blanks.
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intimidate
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intervene
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interfere
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intrude
B
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Intimidate means to overpower with a forceful personality. We usually 'intervene' or 'mediate' between disputing groups or people.
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crude
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sophisticated
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chaste
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mad
B
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'Polite conversation' and 'beautiful paintings' point out to someone who is sophisticated.
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knight
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squire
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pleasant
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peasant
D
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Knight and squire are royal titles wheras a peasant is a farmer.
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experts
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wreck
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burnouts
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frustration
C
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Burnouts means emotional and physical exhaustion due to excessive workload.
A
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Know is used when we talk about something we have in our brains as information,(I know your name, He knows where to find me, realize means to 'understand'.
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passage
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interval
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lapse
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break
C
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In this context, the correct word to be used is 'lapse' which means gap.
C
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The sentence implies that the action occured is not normal which is not understandable by the normal mind. Sense is the knowledge or thinking process that a normal mind possesses. Reason involves a lot more thinking.
C
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We can say 'Charles is married to Diana' but with the noun 'marriage' the option is 'with'.
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discussing
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shouting
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speaking
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arguing
D
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Explanation
It can be 'argueing with each other' or 'discussing money with each other'. We 'shout at' and 'speak to each other'.
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allusion
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illusion
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elision
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elucidation
A
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Allusion means a casual reference to something.
A
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A fool's tongue is sharp enough to cut his own throat.
D
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The sentence suggests 'they demanded quality with their counterparts'.
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imagination
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eloquence
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wit
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mankind
C
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The phrase is 'Brevity is the soul of wit'.