English Language
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Fill in the Blanks Questions
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bought out
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bought in
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bought over
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bought up
C
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Explanation
'Bought over' means 'bribed'. This meaning fits in the framework of the meaning of the sentence.
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called for
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called away
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called about
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called by
B
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Explanation
'Called away' means 'summonned by calling'. This meaning fits in the framework of the meaning of the sentence.
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called forth
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called in
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called on
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called out
A
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'Called forth' means 'brought into play'. This meaning fits in the framework of the meaning of the sentence.
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bearing up
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bearing out
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bearing on
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bearing
A
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Explanation
'Bearing up' means 'being strong enough not to despair'. This meaning fits in the framework of the meaning of the sentence.
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beaten out
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beaten off
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beaten to
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beaten down
B
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Explanation
'Beaten off' means 'drove somebody/ something away by fighting'.This meaning fits in the framework of the meaning of the sentence.
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called up
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called round
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called upon
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called over
D
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Explanation
'Called over' means 'called in sequence'. This meaning fits in the framework of the meaning of the sentence.
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banging around
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banging away
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banging into
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banging out
B
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'Banging away' means 'shooting continuously'. This meaning fits in the framework of the meaning of the sentence.
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defamation
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deprivation
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perdition
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destruction
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C
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Perdition is damnation or condemnation to eternal punishment as a consequence of sin. This is the best choice in the given context about the feelings of the families of murder victims.
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circumvented, exposition
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frustrated, exhibition
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thwarted, demonstration
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obstructed, induction
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C
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To prevent from accomplishing a purpose is to thwart them. Demonstration is a public exhibition of the attitude of a group of persons toward a controversial issue, or other matter, made by picketing, parading, etc. This is the correct option in this context as the police prevented the University students from protesting against something as the reference is to holding up the chief minister's car. The phrase 'hold up' means to forcibly delay or stop someone.
C
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'The' is a definite article that refers to a specific or known thing. In this context, 'the son' has been mentioned before and so the definite article 'the' is used before the son.
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transmission
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circulation
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dispersal
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dissemination
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B
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Explanation
This is the correct answer as circulation is the number of copies of each issue of a newspaper, magazine that is distributed. The context refers to the circulation of a newspaper.
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half past two
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two o' thirty
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thirty minutes past two
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two thirty
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D
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Explanation
This is the correct way of telling the time of a flight.
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oscillate
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palpitate
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agitate
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undulate
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A
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Explanation
To waver in mind or opinion, or to be indecisive between differing beliefs, opinions, conditions, etc. is to oscillate. This is the correct answer as the indecision is between extravagant praise for teachers or contempt.
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austerity
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clemency
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bounty
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empathy
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B
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Explanation
The act of mercy or leniency is known as clemency. This is the correct choice in the given context.
B
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Explanation
The preposition 'over' is used while expressing a period of time through the duration of which an event happens or a situation remains the case.