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Passive voice "was + past participle" uses "destroyed" (past participle of "destroy"). "Destroy" is base form, "destroying" is present participle, and "been destroyed" needs "has/have" before "been".

Passive voice "was + past participle" requires "given" (past participle of "give"). "Give" is base form, "gave" is simple past, and "giving" is present participle.

Correct Answer: hanged When hang means to put to death by hanging, the past tense and past participle of hang in this sense is hanged. With 'will be' past participle form is to used. Here a 'crime' has been mentioned. So, 'hanged' will be used.

The question "Who ___ you the ring?" requires simple past tense. "Gave" is the past tense of "give". "Give" is present/base form, "given" is past participle (needs "has/have"), and "giving" is present participle.

'Blew up' means 'exploded' which fits in this context.

'Ended up' means 'to finally be in a particular situation'. Hence, it fits the context. 

To 'call up' means to 'summon someone for military service' which fits this context.

‘Chip in’ means 'to contribute'. Hence, it is suitable.

'Bed and breakfast facility' is a compound noun. Hence, the singular verb 'was' is required.

As a singular verb is used with a measure of distance (five miles here), option 1 is the correct answer.

As the subject is a portion of a plural noun (people), a plural verb is required here.

As the subject 'a group of children' is singular, singular verb ‘collects’ will be used.

‘Rite’ means a ceremony, hence it makes sense here.

‘Raise your voice’ means to speak loudly or shout at someone in anger.

To delay or postpone.