English Language
Fill in the Blanks
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Fill in the Blanks Questions
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fast, slow
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fun, drudgery
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rapid, turtle-slow
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tedious, like a joy ride
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None of these
B
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The sentence presents a contrast between positive and negative learning experiences. Fun learning engages students and improves retention, while learning that feels like drudgery (boring, tedious work) reduces engagement and efficiency. This creates a logical comparison.
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interest, reason
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recognition, report
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fantasy, review
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authority, legend
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turbulence, logic
B
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Recognition fits as awareness or realization of a problem, and report is the logical document that would present statistics about water-borne diseases. The contrast between awareness (recognition) and documented findings (report) creates coherent meaning.
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preserve, incapable
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produce, impossible
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save, preventive
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spoil, probable
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protect, deprived
A
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Preserve means to protect food from spoiling. Incapable means lacking the ability to do something. The sentence contrasts belief that spices help preserve food with findings that they cannot actually affect microbial growth.
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changed, irritable
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similar, jovial
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differed, rude
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appeared, funny
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addressed, ill-tempered
C
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Differed creates the logical contrast with reserved and courteous. The second blank needs something opposite to reserved/courteous, so rude (meaning impolite or aggressive) contrasts properly. The artists had different temperaments.
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vision, forgotten
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aberration, undergone
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outcry, described
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senility, understood
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None of these
B
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Aberration means a temporary departure from what is normal or expected behavior. Undergone means experienced or been subjected to. The sentence explains understanding someone's unusual behavior because they have experienced unusual stress.
B
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'Charlie Jerome and me' act as the object of the sentence. Hence, the objective case 'me' is used.
B
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'Me' is an object pronoun and is used as an object in the sentence.
A
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The missing pronoun is the 'doer' of the action. Hence, 'he' shall be used.
A
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'My brother and I' act as the subject of the sentence, that is why the subjective case 'I' is used.
A
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The best way to select the pronoun applicable is to decide whether the pronoun will act or receive the action. 'Who gave you' indicates that 'you' is the recepient of the action. The missing pronoun should be in the subjective case, as it acts as the subject of the sentence (the one that acts).
B
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The words let, between, except and but are followed by the objective case.
A
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The missing pronouns act as the subject of this sentence. Hence, both the pronouns should be in subjective case.
B
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'Her and her brother' act as the objects of the sentence. Hence, the objective case 'her' is used.
B
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Let, between, except and but are followed by the objective case.
B
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The missing pronoun is the object of the prank. Hence, the objective case 'whom' shall be used.