Fill in the blank

(a) Pressure means worries or difficulties that you have because you have too much to deal with The given sentence states that work and domestic pressures made Kajal short-tempered Hence, ‘pressures’ is the most appropriate answer

(a) Description means a picture in words of somebody/something or of something that happened The given sentence states that the narrator read some descriptions of the properties for sale on the Internet before he called the agent Hence, ‘descriptions’ is the most appropriate answer

(a) Safety – the state of being safe; not being dangerous or in danger Ability – the mental or physical power or skill that makes it possible to do something Cruelty – cruel behaviour Agility – the ability to move quickly or easily According to the context of the sentence, the mother monkey felt something dangerous So, She climbed up the tree with her baby for safety

(a)Contain – to have something inside or as part of itself Cover – to be on the surface of something; to make something do this Consist – be composed or made up of (Preposition ‘of’ is always used with Consist) Codify – arrange according to a plan or system Here ‘Contain’ or ‘consist of’ will be the correct answer

(a) Sustenance means the food and drinks that people, animals and plants need in order to live and stay healthy In the given sentence the villagers indulge in growing organic foods because they want to live healthy lives Maintenance – keeping something in good condition Nourishment – the food necessary for growth, health, and good condition So, is the most appropriate answer

(a) Effectively – in a way that successfully produces the result you wanted Hopefully – hoping that what you want will happen Certainly – without doubt; definitely Automatically – by itself with little or no direct human control Here the government wants to produce good results by conducting online classes So, ‘Effectively’ will be the most appropriate answer

(a) Resolution means a firm decision to do or not to do something The given sentence states the narrator has taken a firm decision to always think positive from this New year Hence, ‘resolution’ is the most appropriate answer

(a) ‘Either of + Plural Subject + Singular Verb’ is grammatically the correct structure for the given sentence However, ‘is’ is a singular verb Hence, ‘is’ is the most appropriate answer

(a) We can neither use more with a comparative degree adjective(poorer) nor ‘most’ in a sentence that is doing a comparison(than) Although the phrase ‘very much’ is used to emphasize comparative adjectives, it can’t completely fit in the given sentence However, ‘much’ is mainly used in negative sentences and questions Similarly, the given sentence is a negative sentence as it states that he is poorer than all his friends Hence, ‘much’ is the most appropriate answer

(a) The given sentence talks about a war that took place in the past(in ), so it must have a verb in the past form(won) Hence, ‘won’ is the most appropriate answer

(a)‘Your’ is the second person possessive adjective that is used to describe something as belonging to you, for example, I wish I had your energy However, ‘your’ is usually followed by a noun(including gerunds) Similarly, granting in the given sentence is a gerund Hence, ‘your’ is the most appropriate answer

(a) Competitiveness means the ability to contend with rivals for the same goal or objective The given sentence states that social isolation, overcrowding and competitiveness of our society, and several other factors are responsible for stress Hence, ’competitiveness’ is the most appropriate answer

(a) The phrase ‘None but’ means Only According to the context of the sentence, ‘None but’ will be the most appropriate answer

(a) Alas- used for showing sadness about something Hurray- used for expressing great pleasure, approval Bravo- a word that people shout to show that they have enjoyed something that somebody has done However, in the given question, the exclamation “Oh!” will be the most appropriate answer because it is used to show a frightening/scary experience

(a) The phrase “Aptitude for something” is grammatically the correct structure of the sentence It means the ability or talent for something For example, aptitude for mathematics, aptitude for learning etc Hence, “aptitude for business” will be the most appropriate answer

(a) The pronoun ‘I’ is the first-person singular nominative(or subjective) case personal pronoun It is used to refer to one’s self However, the grammatical variants of ‘I’ are me, my, mine, and myself Hence, myself will be the most appropriate answer

(a) Over is a preposition which means straight above something, but not touching it Fans are usually on the ceiling Hence, ‘fan was over my head’ is the most appropriate answer

(a) Because is a conjunction which is used when we are talking about the reason for something Similarly in this given sentence, the reason behind not delaying the project is that it is very urgent Hence, ‘because’ is the most appropriate an

(a) If we say that something happens as soon as something else happens we mean that it happens immediately after the other thing However, the sentence states as soon as he became a minister ,he didn’t allow his relatives to stay with him So, the second action was taken as soon as he became Minister Hence, as soon as is the most suitable answer

(a)“Since” is used to refer to a point of time and “ Since + Second form of verb (V ) , Has/Have + V “ is the correct structure of the sentence using since and talking about a fixed point of time For example, Since I joined(V ) this post, I have not taken(V ) any bribe However, In this sentence, last two months is the point of time and V form of see is seen Hence, haven’t seen will be the most appropriate answer

(a) “So___ that” is a fixed conjunction which is used to join two clauses, one of them expresses an action and the other expresses the purpose Here, the purpose is that ‘everything happened quickly’ and the action is that ‘She felt dazed’

(a) Visionary- one who have foresight or can think about the future in an imaginative way Voluntary- done with one’s free will Literary-concerned with writing Adversary- one’s opponent So visionary is the most appropriate word

(a) ‘Campaign’ means a plan to do a number of things in order to achieve a special aim The given sentence states that a major advertising campaign was planned to launch the new brand of garments Hence, ‘campaign’ is the most appropriate answer

(a) Severe – extremely bad or serious, most frequently used with punishment In context of the passage, severe is the most appropriate answer

(a) Accumulate – gather Accumulate is the most appropriate answer in the given context because here we are talking about gathering debts

(a) Adverse – not favourable Adverse is the most appropriate answer in the given context because these unfavourable conditions are what that has led people to remain indoors

(a) According to the Question Tag rules, If the sentence is positive, the question tag must be negative and vice versa Whereas, for negative question tags, the contracted form(haven’t, hasn’t, aren’t, won’t) of the helping verb will be used Similarly in the given question, the sentence is positive, so the question tag must be negative and in the contracted form Hence, ”isn’t he“ will be the most appropriate answer

(a) ‘Wait’ means to stay in a particular place The given sentence states that some people were tired of staying in front of the mall and left without entering Hence, ‘wait’ is the most appropriate answer

(a)Complaint is a noun while complain is a verb According to the meaning of the sentence, a noun is needed So, is fit to the context

(a) Impossible-not able to occur, exist or be done Boring-not interesting Exciting-causing great enthusiasm and eagerness pleasant-giving a sense of happiness, satisfaction, or enjoyment According to the context of the sentence is the most suitable answer

(a)Issue – an important topic or problem for debate or discussion

(a)isolated-having minimal contact or little in common with others engaged-busy; occupied confined-restricted in area or volume(of a space) divided-split into parts is fit to the context of the sentence

(a)Sustained – undergo or suffer (something unpleasant, especially an injury) Maintained – to have something that is your demand Pertain -something that is related at a particular time or place Ordained – making a person priest This question is about injury So is the most logical answer

(a)instant(n)- A very short period of time Instantly- adverb of instant Instance-an example or case Instantaneously- adverb Since we need a noun after article An so fits to the context of the sentence

(a)Precarious – dangerous Pleasant-Enjoyable or friendly Permissive- To allow behaviour that other people might disapprove of Plausible- That you can believe ; reasonable So, is the most logical answer

(a)Incite-To encourage somebody to do something by making him/her very angry or excited prepare-To get ready or to make somebody/something ready since ‘incite violence’ means to make people angry so is the most appropriate answer

(a)Assets-something of value that a person, company, etc owns Reports-to give people information about what you have seen, heard, done, etc policies-a plan of action agreed or chosen by a government, a company, etc Funding-To provide a project, school, charity etc with money So, is the most appropriate answer

(a)challenge-A task or situation that tests someone’s abilities crunch-To make a loud noise when you are eating something hard contest-A competition to find out who is the best, strongest, most beautiful, etc crashes-To hit something hard, making a loud noise So is the most appropriate answer

(a)By-product-something that is formed during the making of something else Burden-A responsibility or difficult task that causes a lot of work or worry Tension-The condition of not being able to relax because you are worried or nervous Pressure-Worries or difficulties that you have because you have too much to deal with

(a)Tumour- A mass of cells that are not growing normally in the body as the result of a disease Tuber- A tuber is a plant that mainly grows undergroundlike potato ,carrot etc Tremor- A slight shaking movement Treasure- An asset that brings praise or renown,wealth So, fits to the context

(a)Funniest – something or someone that causes laughter Major-more important and bigger than others of the same type Real-Truth, existing in fact not imaginary Primary-Most important,Main So, the is the most logical answer

(a)Prejudice – preconceived opinion that is not based on reason or actual experience Contentment – a state of happiness and satisfaction Impartiality – equal treatment of all rivals or disputants; fairness Empathy – the ability to understand and share the feelings of another According to the meaning of the sentence, is fit to the context

(a)Location – a particular place or position Meeting – an assembly of people for a particular purpose, especially for formal discussion Space – a continuous area or expanse which is free, available, or unoccupied Whereabouts – the place where someone or something is According to the meaning of the sentence, is correct

(a) ‘Fragile’ means Breakable (b) ductile-able to be drawn out into a thin wire (c) volatile-easily evaporated at normal temperatures (d) frugal-using money and other resources carefully

(a) hoard-a store (often secret) of money, food, etc So, is fit to the context

(a) distinguish – recognize or treat (someone or something) as different (b) observe-notice or perceive (something) (c) glance-take a brief or hurried look (d) define-to say exactly what a word or idea means

(a) applied- make a formal application or request (b)supplied-make (something needed or wanted) available to someone; provide “the farm supplies apples to cider makers (c) appointed-designated- (d) approved- officially agreed or accepted as satisfactory

(a) Endorse means to say publicly that you give official support or agreement to a plan, statement, decision, etc The given sentence states that the cabinet has endorsed a proposal to change the way universities are funded and managed Hence, ‘endorsed’ is the most appropriate answer

(a) Your demands are bound to lead to discord in the family Within a family discord is there, which means ‘disagreement between people’

(a) Here, the demonstration of the good qualities of a good politician and world-class thinker is focussed upon Thus, ‘shows’ will be used

(a) For is used when specifying the amount of time (how long) Since is used to refer to a specific point in time

(a) As the sentence indicates that sum hasn’t been solved yet and work is still in progress, therefore use present continuous tense Rule: I + am + st form of verb + ing + obj

(a) Only a few girls were present in class today Few- almost negligible A few- not many but some The few- less in amount (but indicated in the sentence)

(a) to escape

(a) What

(a) “Cost” in its singular form refers to the sum of a total group “Costs” refers to all of the pieces within that group eg: The cost of service includes material costs and labor costs

(a) Accuse means to say that somebody has done something wrong The given sentence states not to accuse him because he has done no harm to you Hence, ‘accuse’ is the most appropriate answer

(a) This is the reason why I don’t attend parties Why is a conjunction meaning for what purpose, reason, or cause; with what intention, justification, or motive Since- used to indicate time

(a) Hardly always takes “when” as conjunction: No sooner…………than Hardly………………when Scarcely ……………when

(a) As good as, as well as are conjunctions of comparison used to connect two nouns or pronoun of similar value

(a) Stance means the opinions that somebody expresses publicly about something The given sentence states that the government has hardened its stance against the agitators and imposed a curfew in the area Hence, ‘stance’ is the most appropriate answer

(a) but private investment in this sector Investment – investing money for profit Transaction – buying or selling something Operation – to operate or act upon Contract – an agreement enforceable by law

(a) Frequently – regularly, often Fretfully – distressed, upset, miserable Formerly – previously, earlier, before Fussily – anxious or particular about petty details, choosy, scrupulous

(a) Pick up means to improve something The train was obviously running with some speed but during the night, it improved its speed Hence, ‘train picked up(improved) speed’ will be the most appropriate answer

(a) Whoever means any person because who is used for living beings and according to the given question, voting will be done only by a human being Hence, ‘whoever’ will be the most appropriate answer

(a) likely-such as well might happen or be true; probable Overcast means covered with cloud) (b) mostly – almost all the time (c) surely – without doubt (d) probably – almost certainly

(a) at once- immediately (b) at large– as a whole; (c) at most-greatest in quantity, extent, or degree (d) at ease- very easily

(a) lucrative : producing a great deal of profit (b) dubious- hesitating or doubting (c) flourishing – developing rapidly and successfully; thriving (d) prosperous- successful in material terms; flourishing financially

(a) wondering–characterized by or expressive of a desire to know something; curious (d) wonder- – a feeling of amazement and admiration, caused by something beautiful, remarkable, or unfamiliar

(a) the, the

(a) stubborn–(adjective) not wanting to do what other people want you to do; (b) reasoning-(noun) -the process of thinking about something and making a judgment or decision (c) withdrawn-(adjective) very quiet and not wanting to talk to other people (d) awkward-causing difficulty; hard to do or deal with

(a)encouraged-give support, confidence, or hope to (someone) (b) interested-wanting to know or hear more about something/somebody (c) impressed-to make somebody feel admiration and respect (d)expected-to think or believe that somebody/something will come or that something will happen

(a) kindest “The” should be followed by a superlative degree In this sentence, Kindest should be followed by “the”

(a) Output means the amount that a person or machine produces The given sentence states that the invention of fertilizers and insecticides has increased agricultural output Hence, ‘output’ is the most appropriate answer

(a) to RULE: In comparative degree than is used But for adjectives ending in ‘ior’ than is not used, instead ‘to’ is used List of such adjectives-Superior, inferior, junior, senior, prior, posterior, exterior, interior, etc

(a) to

(a) epitomizes-be a perfect example of (b) adores -love and respect (someone) deeply- (c) worships-the feeling or expression of reverence and adoration for a deity (d) clones-a person or thing regarded as an exact copy of another

(a) looking out-to look carefully at people or things around you in order to try to find a particular person or thing (b) looking down-to think that you are better than someone or something (c)looking after- to take care of someone/something (d)looking into-to investigate, to research

(a) evaluated A computer machine is used to evaluate the answer books

(a) watching- observe attentively over a period of time (b)looking-direct one’s gaze in a specified direction (c)seeing-perceive with the eyes; discern visually (d)observing-notice or perceive (something) and register it as being significant

(a) “have” should be used A plural subject should be followed by a plural verb The Present Perfect is used to say that an action happened at an unspecified time before now

(a) “Although” should be used Although is used to introduce a subordinate clause that contains a statement that contrasts with the statement in the main clause In this sentence, the main clause is “they are worlds apart”, so the subordinate clause “they are twins” should be used with “although”

(a) picked Pick up- to go somewhere to collect someone, typically in one’s car

(a) “is launching” should be used RULE: Sometimes speakers use the Present Continuous to indicate that something will or will not happen in the near futureIn the given sentence, the launch will be planned in near future; so the “Continuous” tense should be used

(a) consent- permission for something to happen or agreement to do something Other options: (b) agreement-the state of agreeing with somebody/something (c) allowance-an amount of something that you are allowed (d) dissent-disagreement with official

(a) solving In the given sentence, the key means a thing that makes you able to understand or achieve something Here key should be followed by (to doing something) to “solving”

(a)were (“In the passive sentence” and “with plural subject”)

(a)uninterested–not interested in or concerned about something or someone (b)enthusiastic–having or showing intense and eager enjoyment, interest, or approval (c) excited-very enthusiastic and eager

(a)fragile-easily broken or damaged (b) rigid–unable to bend or be forced out of shape; not flexible (c) smooth-having an even and regular surface;

(a) a RULE: When we pronounce a word we have to go by the initial sound

(a) “have known” should be used RULE: The Present Perfect is used to say that an action happened at an unspecified time before now/“Have” is used for plural

(a) “unless” should be used Unless is used with a condition (In the given sentence, the latter part is a condition)

(a) of (Short of – less than what is needed)

(a) each

(a) harder should be used RULE: Comparison and contrast are expressed by the use of the…the… with comparative adjectives in parallel clauses In this sentence, the parallel clauses are “the more tired you are and “the harder is to concentrate”

(a) hadn’t Rule: The verb in the “If clause” is in the past perfect tense, the verb in the Main clause is perfect conditionalSentence Structure: If + Past Perfect, Subject would + have + Verb (rd form)

(a)gesture– an action performed to convey a feeling or intention (b)reminder-a thing that causes someone to remember something (c) token–a thing serving as a visible or tangible representation of a fact, quality, feeling, etc (d)indication–a sign or piece of information that indicates something

(a) quarreled–have a heated argument or disagreement (b)approved–officially agreed or accepted as satisfactory (c)confiscated– taken or seized with authority (d) enjoyed–take delight or pleasure in

(a) credible–able to be believed; convincing (c) conclusive- decisive (d) unlikely- not likely to happen

(a) didn’t The given sentence is in the Simple Past tense; So; did not should be used

(a) Perturbed means to make somebody worried or upset The given sentence states that she was greatly worried or upset by the nightmare she had Hence, ‘perturbed’ is the most appropriate answer

(a) “though” should be used In this sentence, though is used for “however” or ‘but’

(a) to Turn a blind eye to-pretend not to notice

(a) while While is used when two things are being done at the same time In this sentence, the two things were being done simultaneously

(a) connotation -an idea or feeling which a word invokes for a person in addition to its literal or primary meaning (b)constellation-a group of stars forming a recognizable pattern that is traditionally named after its apparent form or identified with a mythological figure (c) contention -heated disagreement (d) confrontation-a hostile or argumentative situation or meeting between opposing parties

(a) Sufficient means as much as is necessary, enough However, the given sentence states that have you checked if we have enough information Hence, ‘sufficient’ is the most appropriate answer

(a) reminisce-indulge in enjoyable recollection of past events (b) reproduce -produce a copy of (c) recreate -create again (d)reminding-cause (someone) to remember someone or something

(a)the

(a)intimidate-frighten or overawe (someone), (b)impersonate–pretend to be (another person) for entertainment or fraud (c)intimate-closely acquainted; familiar (d)initiate- cause (a process or action) to begin

(a) ‘has’ should be used In the given sentence, the subject is singular, so the “verb” should be singular

(a)lucrative-producing a great deal of profit (b)luxury-a state of great comfort or elegance, especially when involving great expense (c)wealthy-having a great deal of money, resources, or assets; rich

(a)about The preposition “about” should be used with “information”

(a) injustice-lack of fairness or justice (b) indent–make a requisition or written order for something (c) indication–a sign or piece of information that indicates something (d) incentive–a thing that motivates or encourages someone to do something

(a) adapt-to change something so that you can use it in a different situation (b) adopt- to take and use

(a) deployed–move (troops or equipment) into position for military action (b) dispersed– distribute or spread over a wide area (c) supplied-make available to someone; provide (d) employed- having a paid job

(a)‘Contentious’ means likely to cause an argument The given sentence states that courts help in the resolution of issues that are likely to cause arguments Hence, ‘contentious’ is the most appropriate answer Presumptuous:- confident that something will happen or that somebody will do something without making sure first, in a way that annoys people Conscientious:- careful to do something correctly and well

(a) industrious- laborious (c) inactive – lazy (d) inert- lazy

(a)entitled-give (someone) a legal right or a just claim to receive or do something (b) incited-encourage or stir up (violent or unlawful behaviour) (c) indicted-formally accuse of or charge with a crime (d) invited-make a polite, formal, or friendly request to (someone) to go somewhere or to do something

(a) negotiation Negotiation and Compromise are similar terms Negotiate means to discuss and try to decide or agree on something Compromise means agreement

(a) incomplete- having a part or parts missing (c) eminent-famous and important

(a)succumbed-fail to resist pressure, temptation, or some other negative force (b) subsisted-maintain or support oneself, especially at a minimal level (c) survived-continue to live or exist (d)Submerged-cause (something) to be underwater

(a) depend- To rely upon (b) determine- cause (something) to occur in a particular way or to have a particular nature (c) define – State or describe (d) demonstrate– To show,

(a) manufacturers-a person or company that makes something (b) creators-a person or thing that brings something into existence (c) builders-a person who constructs something by putting parts or material together (d) constructors-a person or company that builds, designs, or makes something

(a) immense-extremely large or great, especially in scale or degree (b) elusive-difficult to find, catch, or achieve (c) intense- of extreme force, degree, or strength (d) eminent – famous and respected within a particular sphere

(a) Contemporaries-a person or thing living or existing at the same time as another (b) cronies-a close friend or companion (c) Critics-a person who expresses an unfavourable opinion of something (d) Confidants-a person with whom one shares a secret or private matter, trusting them not to repeat it to others

(a) addictive-causing or likely to cause someone to become addicted (b) infatuated-possessed with an intense but short-lived passion or admiration for someone (c) incorrigible- not able to be changed or reformed (d) contagious-spread from one person or organism to another, typically by direct contact

(a) laconic-using only a few words to say something (b) sullen-bad-tempered and sulky (c) lengthy-of considerable or unusual length, especially so as to be tedious (d) surly-bad-tempered and unfriendly

(a) rarefied-(of air, especially that at high altitudes) of lower pressure than usual; thin (b) intensified-become or make it more intense (c) elevated-situated or placed higher than the surrounding area (d) exalted- at a high or powerful level

(a) Tedious means boring and lasting for a long time The given sentence states that listening to cases being argued in court can be boring Hence, ‘tedious’ is the most appropriate answer

(a) holds Hold the record is a phrase which is generally used

(a) negligent–failing to take proper care over something (b)devoted–very loving or loyal (c)caring–displaying kindness and concern for others (d)affectionate–readily feeling or showing fondness or tenderness

(a)envigorate-give strength or energy to alternative spelling of invigorate- To impart vigor, strength, or vitality too

(a)compete–strive to gain or win something by defeating or establishing superiority over others (b)collide-hit by accident when moving (c)comply-act in accordance with a wish or command (d)cope-to deal successfully with a difficult matter or situation

(a)Intend Present Tense is used when we talk about something in the near future The given sentence says about the planning of next week so “I form of the verb” (intend) should be used

(a) from; on In this sentence; the preposition used with “return” is “from” and the preposition used with a “day” or “date” is “on”

(a) Slam means to shut or make something shut very loudly and with great force The given sentence states that the door shut down loudly in the strong wind Hence, ‘slammed’ is the most appropriate answer

(a) hit

(a) “will” should be used and (c) will be eliminated, “Can” and “could” are used for ability (which means “be able to”) After the end of this lesson, you___ be able to write a paragraph on this topic

(a)itself The reflexive pronoun “itself” should be used for the noun “the flat”

(a) as; as as…as is used to compare things that are of similar proportion In the given sentence, the efficiency of the two people is the same

(a)weapon; miss In the given sentence; the word “weapon” is related to “war” The first part states that a black and white picture is appealing which infer that “miss” should be used in the latter part

(a) Opening means a job that is available The given sentence states there is a job that is available in the advertising company for a copywriter Hence, ‘opening’ is the most appropriate answer

(a) standing; building

(a) Redistributes-distribute (something) differently or again, typically to achieve greater social equality Empowering- give (someone) the authority or power to do something

(a) deferring; respecting Phrasal Verb- Defer to – to agree to accept what someone has decided or what they think about someone or something because you respect him or her Respecting-

(a)both; tenuous Tenuous – very weak or slight

(a) Diverse means very different from each other The given sentence states that they admit students from different academic backgrounds Hence, ‘diverse’ is the most appropriate answer

(a) Accompanied means to go together with somebody/something The given sentence states that Shanta went together with her mother when she went to work in the mall Hence, ‘accompanied’ is the most appropriate answer

(a) Let’s look into the meaning of the given words in the options poignantly: in a way that evokes a keen sense of sadness or regret Strictly: in a way that involves rigid enforcement or that demands obedience carelessly: in a casual or reckless way; inattentively Sweetly: in a generally pleasing or endearing way is fit to the context of the sentence

(a) ‘bound: traveling to a particular place Bound for: On the way to, heading for So, the correct answer is

(a) The correct answer is option A ie decisions Let’s look into the meaning of the given words in the optionsdecisions :a choice or judgement that you make after thinking about various possibilities results :something that happens because of something else; the final situation at the end of a series of actions verdicts :the decision that is made by a specially chosen group of people (the jury) in a court of law, which states if a person is guilty of a crime or not decrees :an official order given by a government, a ruler, etc Clearly, the word that we are looking for is decisions

(a) ‘Impenetrable’ means impossible to enter or go through The given sentence states that the jungle was nearly impossible to enter so the progress was slow Hence, ‘impenetrable’ is the most appropriate answer

(a) Affect means to make somebody/something change in a particular way The given sentence states that we don’t usually discuss money with friends, because it may change the relationship in a negative way Hence, ‘affect’ is the most appropriate answer

(a) ‘Conclusion’ is the last part of something, its end or result The given sentence asks a question that have you thought about the end or result of the recent decision you took Hence, ‘conclusions’ is the most appropriate answer

(a) Bitterness means a feeling of anger and unhappiness The given sentence states that the prisoner was very upset and angry and there was a feeling of anger in her voice Hence, ‘bitterness’ is the most appropriate answer

(a) Procure means to obtain something, especially with difficulty The given sentence states that with a lot of difficulties, he could obtain only two tickets for the train Hence, ‘procure’ is the most appropriate answer

(a) Compulsory – required by law or a rule; obligatory Suggested – put forward for consideration Temporary – lasting for only a limited period of time; not permanent Registered – entered or recorded on an official list or directory Here the government is making the airbags necessary for the front-seat passengers So, Compulsory is the most suitable word

(b) ‘Cope with’ means to deal successfully with a difficult matter or situation In this sentence doctors and nurses are finding it difficult to deal with patients for long hours So, is the most appropriate answer Carry on – continue an activity or task

(b)Achieve – to complete something by hard work and skill Accomplish – to succeed in doing something difficult that you planned to do Accompany – (i) be present or occur at the same time as (something else) (ii) go somewhere with (someone) as a companion or escort Construct – build or make Here the first meaning of accompany is used to show that his gesture and the words take place at the same time So, is the correct answer