Gap Filling Activities with Clues
This is also a very important section for the students of SSC level. Through this section, students will get the idea of filling gaps for a paragraph. We have tried here to show all examples through a structure so that you can also get the vocabulary list.
- Fill in the blanks with the words from the list. You may need to change the forms of the words. You may need to use one word more than once.
| Clues: the—–for—–on—–communication—–an—–of—–e-mail—–by—–a—–with | Vocabulary | Answer |
| Writing letters is a part of our social activities. It is (a) —– form of communication, which plays a vital role in our practical life. (b) —– this time. (c) —– the revolution has taken place in the field of (d) —– this like telephone, wireless, cellular phone, fax and most recently (e) —–, which are much faster means (f) —– communication. Letter writing is (g) —– kind of good art which is (h) —– important means (i) —– maintaining good relations (j) —– people, offices and business organizations. |
activities revolution communication practical cellular maintaining organizations |
a) the b) By c) a d) communication e) e-mail f) of g) a h) an i) for j) with. |
2. Fill in the blanks with the words from the list. You may need to change the forms of the words. You may need to use one word more than once.
| Clues: the—–off—–of—–social—–an—–upon—–conscious—–between—–a—–with |
Vocabulary | Answer |
| In (a) —– society all men are not equally well (b) —–. Some are rich and some are very poor. This is because of (c) —– unequal distribution of national wealth. Many are deprived (d) —– the basic needs of life. They must be provided (e) —– their dues. The rich always draw (f) —– line of contrast (g) —– themselves and (h) —– poor. Most of them look down (i) —– the poor. They should be (j) —– and then humanity should be improved. |
society distribution deprived humanity |
a) a, b) off, c) an, d) of, e) with, f) a, g) between, h) the, i) upon, j) conscious. |
3. Fill in the blanks with the words from the list. You may need to change the forms of the words. You may need to use one word more than once.
| Clues: the—–for—–of—–patience (ধৈর্য)—–an—–to—–practical—–by—–a—–with | Vocabulary | Answer |
| Man has (a) —– unquenchable (অতৃপ্ত) thirst (b) —– knowledge. He is never satisfied (c) —– what he has known and seen. For this, he set out (d) —– travelling. But it needs (e) —– lot of money and (f) —–. (g) —– people of developed countries are fit (h) —– it. So they are capable (i) —– earning (j) – knowledge. |
unquenchable developed capable |
a) an, b) for, c) with, d) for, e) a, f) patience, g) The, h) for, i) of, j) practical. |
4. Fill in the blanks with the words from the list. You may need to change the forms of the words. You may need to use one word more than once.
| Clues: the—–for—–dust—–in—–an—–by—–commitments—–of—–a—–with | Vocabulary | Answer |
| Although (a) —– city life has many advantages, a city dweller sometimes gets tired (b) —– it. He cannot attend (c) —– office and other places (d) —– time because (e) —– traffic jam. (f) —– air in the city is polluted (g) —– smoke and (h) —–. besides, he is always busy (i) —– a lot of (j) —–. |
advantages polluted dweller |
a) a, b) of, c) the, d) in e) of, f) The, g) by, h) dust, i) with, j) commitments. |
5. Fill in the blanks with the words from the list. You may need to change the forms of the words. You may need to use one word more than once.
| Clues: the —– with —– for —– weep —– an —– to —– condition —– out —– a —– by | Vocabulary | Answer |
| Hazrat Omar (R.) was a kind and just ruler. He ensured (a) —– security of even (b) —– small creature of his kingdom. He dedicated his life (c) —– Islam and humanity. He used to come (d) —– at night and observed the actual (e) —– of his people. One night while walking (f) —– the hut of a widow he heard (g) —– crying of some children. He went nearer and saw that some children were crying for food. Their poor mother was boiling water and (h) —–. Omar’s (R.) heart filled (i) —– pity. What he did then may be (j) —– excellent example for the present rulers of all over the world. |
observed widow excellent boiling |
a) the, b) a, c) for, d) out, e) condition, f) by, g) the, h) weeping, i) with, j) an. |
6. Fill in the blanks with the words from the list. You may need to change the forms of the words. You may need to use one word more than once.
| Clues: the—for—of—social—an—to—habit—by—a—with | Vocabulary | Answer |
| set of rules (b) — an orderly life in society. It is a mode (c) — leading life in accordance (d) — rules. Man is a (e) — being. In (f) — society he cannot do whatever he likes. He has to abide (g) — some rules. It is not (h) — inborn virtue. It should be acquired by (i) — practice of (j) —. Discipline is the most valuable and powerful element for success in life. It implies obedience to (a) — |
orderly acquired Discipline |
a) a, b) for, c) of, d) with, e) social, f) the, g) by, h) an, i) the,j) habit. |
7. Fill in the blanks with the words from the list. You may need to change the forms of the words. You may need to use one word more than once.
| Clues: the—for—of—competitive—an—to—deny—by—a—with | Vocabulary | Answer |
| Present world is very (a) —. So you need to be competent (b) — facing (c) — challenge of competition. As (d) — student you have to fully concentrate on your study. You can’t remain callous (e) — your study. If the students of (f) — country don’t acquire true education, there will be no development for (g) — country. You must utilize your time. Nothing can compensate (h) — your loss of losing time. There is no (i) — that hard work contributes (j) — make a good result. |
competent callous acquire compensate |
a) competitive, b) for, c) the, d) a, e) to, f) a, g) the, h) for, i) denying, j) to. |
8. Fill in the blanks with the words from the list. You may need to change the forms of the words. You may need to use one word more than once.
| Clues: the—for—against—in—an—to—power—by—a—with |
Vocabulary | Answer |
| Studies and politics cannot go together. It is (a) — unfortunate matter that money and (b) — attract (c) — students if they are involved (d) — politics. Once politics was associated (e) — social services. A political worker was (f) — social reformer. Students were in (g) — forefront (h) — unifying the people of the country and fighting (i) — the enemies. At present some of the students are exploited (j) — the political parties as their tools and violence. |
unfortunate associated unifying |
a) an, b) power, c) the, d) in, e) with, f) a, g) the, h) for, i) against, j) by |
9. Fill in the blanks with the words from the list. You may need to change the forms of the words. You may need to use one word more than once.
| Clues: the—between—on—indelible—an—to—potential—up—a—with | Vocabulary | Answer |
| Every woman is a (a) — mother. The future of a child depends on how it is brought up. In this case (b) — educated mother plays an important role. So (c) — difference (d) — the educated and (e) — uneducated mother can never be denied. An educated mother can bring a child (f) — better than an illiterate mother. A good wife means an educated woman. She is the best friend (g) — her husband. Her words will go (h) — long way to leave an (i) — impression (j) — her husband’s mind. |
difference illiterate educated |
a) potential, b) an, c) the, d) between, e) the, f) up, g) to, h) a, i) indelible, j) on. |
10. Fill in the blanks with the words from the list. You may need to change the forms of the words. You may need to use one word more than once.
| Clues: thereby –as- be- warmer- gradual -prediction-change- that -destroy -pollution -there -increasing | Vocabulary | Answer |
| The world is getting (a) — because of pollution. Every year millions of people all over the world die as a result of (b) —. In the recent years (c) — have been alarming reports that the world’s climate (d) — undergoing a significant (e) —. All these reports provide strong evidence (f) __ world temperature is (g) __ day by day. Climatologists (h) — that midway through the next century temperatures may have risen as much (i) — 40C. This could raise sea levels and (j) — flood coastal areas and farmlands. |
undergoing evidence Climatologists midway |
(a) warmer; (b) pollution; (c) there; (d) is; (e) change; (f) that; (g) increasing; (h) predict; (i) as; (j) thereby. |
11. Fill in the blanks with the words from the list. You may need to change the forms of the words. You may need to use one word more than once.
| Clues: of -a -earn -at -peace-dislike- in- with –respect- Like | Vocabulary | Answer |
| We live (a) — society. So we must learn how to live in (b) — and amity (c) — others. We have to (d) — other’s rights and privileges and (e) — and (f) — as we expect others to respect us. We have (g) — lot of duties and responsibilities in society. Education should aim (h) — making each individual fully aware (i) — these duties and responsibilities. It is true that one has to learn how to (j) — his bread. |
privileges responsibilities bread |
(a) in; (b) peace; (c) with; (d) respect; (e) likings; (f) dislikings; (g) a; (h) at; (i) of; (j) earn |
12. Fill in the blanks with the words from the list. You may need to change the forms of the words. You may need to use one word more than once.
| Clues: at- in- of- a- an –help- think- charity- generous | Vocabulary | Answer |
| Charity is (a) — inclination of heart to help others in distress and to (b) — good of others. Charity is (c) — noble human quality. It makes one’s heart (d) —. It is the feeling of sympathy (e) — other’s wants. There are various ways (f) — practising charity. The practice of giving alms is (g) — act of charity. But it is not (h) — in all cases. Charity should be extended to (i) — the really needy. Charity should aim (j) — removing the sufferings of the poor. |
inclination distress sympathy Charity |
(a) an; (b) think; (c) a; (d) generous; (e) in; (f) of; (g) an; (h) charity; (i) help; (j) at. |
13. Fill in the blanks with the words from the list. You may need to change the forms of the words. You may need to use one word more than once.
| Clues: to –off- remain –success- of-on -fully -the -compensate -competent | Vocabulary | Answer |
| Present world is very competitive. So you need to be (a) — .As a student you have to (b) — concentrate (c)— your study. You can’t (d) — callous (e) — your study. Nothing can (f) — for your loss (g) — wasting time. There is no denying (h) — fact that (i) — depends on hard labour. So you must shake (j) — your idleness. |
competitive concentrate wasting |
(a) competent; (b) fully; (c) on; (d) remain; (e) to; (f) compensate; (g) of (h) the; (i) success; (j) off. |
14. Fill in the blanks with the words from the list. You may need to change the forms of the words. You may need to use one word more than once.
| Clues: of- for- in- enquire- remember- show- a-the- about –freedom- forget -give –supreme- dying | Vocabulary | Answer |
| Our freedom fighters are (a) — real heroes of our country. We should (b) — them as they sacrificed their lives (c) — the greatest cause of the country. It is (d) — matter of great sorrow that most (e) — them are forgotten. Our young generation do not know about their (f) — sacrifice. Now many real (g) — fighters are living (h) — hardship. Some of them are also (i) — pathetically. We should (j) — about them and give them honour. |
fighters greatest sacrificed generation pathetically |
(a) the; (b) remember/not forget; (c) for; (d) a; (e) of; (f) supreme; (g) freedom; (h) in; (i) dying; (j) enquire. |
15. Fill in the blanks with the words from the list. You may need to change the forms of the words. You may need to use one word more than once.
| Clues: in- the- preserve- a- grow –out- for –from- at | Vocabulary | Answer |
| Student should observe (a) — laws of health. They should rise (b) — the bed early (c) —the morning and go (d) — for (e) — walk. Besides these, they should take care to perform all these things which are useful for the (f) — of health. These are essential (g) — their physical and mental (h) —. They should also follow (i) — rules of health because health is (j) — root of all happiness. |
observe essential happiness |
(a) the; (b) from; (c) in; (d) out; (e) a; (f) preservation; (g) for; (h) growth; (i) the; (j) the. |
16. Fill in the blanks with the words from the list. You may need to change the forms of the words. You may need to use one word more than once.
| Clues: disaster -caused –after- famine- without- to- necessary-nature -out –by- heavy- the- untold -up | Vocabulary | Answer |
| Natural calamity means natural (a) — which is (b) — by nature. Every year Bangladesh falls victim (c) — various natural calamities. They are flood, earthquakes and many other natural calamities. The effects of (d) — natural calamities beggar description. The people are affected and animals suffer (e) — sufferings. They cause (f) — damage to our life and properties. Thousands of people and other animals remain (g) —food for many days. The (h) — effects are very serious. Many people die for want of food. (i) — breaks out. The prices of all necessary things go (j) —. |
calamity beggar remain effects |
(a) disaster; (b) caused; (c) to; (d) the; (e) untold; (f) heavy; (g) without; (h) after; (i) Famine; (j) up. |
17. Fill in the blanks with the words from the list. You may need to change the forms of the words. You may need to use one word more than once.
| Clues: prepare- be -achieve -satisfy –require- result–inspire –curiosity- unquenchable- invent –and- he | Vocabulary | Answer |
| Man has an (a) — thirst for knowledge. He (b) — with what he has known (c) — seen. (d) — wants to know and see more and more. This (e) — to know more (f) — him to undertake and carry out hard and dangerous tasks which eventually (g) __ in epoch-making discoveries and (h) — . In the fields of science and technology, man in the meantime (i) — what was once inconceivable. Man has already landed on the moon and (j) — for a journey to Mars. |
knowledge dangerous meantime inconceivable landed |
(a) unquenchable; (b) is not satisfied; (c) and; (d) He; (e) curiosity; (f) inspires; (g) result; (h) inventions; (i) has achieved; (j) is preparing. |
18. Fill in the blanks with the words from the list. You may need to change the forms of the words. You may need to use one word more than once.
| Clues: forward –gratefulness- or- appreciation -the–for natural –the- friendship -from | Vocabulary | Answer |
| Gratefulness is (a) — acknowledgement and (b) — of help received (c) — others. In the society we cannot do all things alone. Sometimes we need help of others. We are inter-dependent in the society. A man may be in danger (d) — in problem. It is a (e) — instinct in man to come (f) —, because of his fellow feeling, (g) — and kinship with help for the needy. To acknowledge and appreciate such help is (h) —. Gratefulness comes from (i) — depth of the heart and finds its manifestation in looks, words and deeds of the grateful man. The grateful man feels highly obliged (j) — the benefit he has received. |
acknowledgement instinct kinship Gratefulness obliged |
(a) the; (b) appreciation; (c) from (d) or; (e) natural; (f) forward; (g) friendship; (h) gratefulness; (i) the; (j) for |
19. Fill in the blanks with the words from the list. You may need to change the forms of the words. You may need to use one word more than once.
| Clues: world- frustrate- with- about –happy- a- the- by -in | Vocabulary | Answer |
| It is (a) — fact that complete (b) — does not exist in (c) — life. (d) — man mayn’t have all things that he needs (e) — life. It is better not to seek complete happiness. Rather one should be satisfied (f) — what one gets. It is (g) —key factor to happiness. One should not think (h) — what he has, what he does not have because (i) — doing so a man becomes (j) — and depressed. There are some people who think that it is money that brings happiness. |
satisfied depressed happiness |
(a) a; (b) happiness; (c) worldly; (d) A; (e) in; (f) with; (g) the; (h) about; (i) by (j) frustrated. |
20. Fill in the blanks with the words from the list. You may need to change the forms of the words. You may need to use one word more than once.
| Clues: a- lose –matched- in- continuous- both- the -enjoyment | Vocabulary | Answer |
| Without effort there can be no progress (a) — life. Life (b) — its interest if there is no struggle. Games become dull if there is no competition (c) — them and if (d) — result can be easily foreseen. No matter we win (e) — game or lose it. The keener the contest the greater the (f) —. A victory is not (g) — real triumph unless (h) — the sides are equally (i) —. Whether we like it or not life is a (j) — competitive examination. |
competition foreseen triumph examination |
(a) in; (b) loses; (c) in; (d) the; (e) the; (f) enjoyment; (g) a; (h) both; (i) matched; (j) continuous. |
21. Fill in the blanks with the words from the list. You may need to change the forms of the words. You may need to use one word more than once.
| Clues: from-instinct- fake –a- in- dignity –remember- meeting- our | Vocabulary | Answer |
| Patriotism is a noble virtue. It is an inherent (a) — in human nature. It inspires (b) — man to shed every drop of blood to defend the liberty and (c) — of the country. But patriotism should not be merely a (d) — slogan in the public (e) — to deceive the people. It should be cherished in the (f) — of heart and materialized in our deeds. We should keep (g) — above (h) — the so- called patriotism. Everybody should bear (i) — mind that a pretender must be defeated. Nobody will (j) — or honour a mock patriot. |
Patriotism cherished materialized pretender |
(a) instinct; (b) a; (c) dignity; (d) fake; (e) meeting; (f) core; (g) ourselves; (h) from; (i) in; (j) remember. |
22. Fill in the blanks with the words from the list. You may need to change the forms of the words. You may need to use one word more than once.
| Clues: worthy -hold –eradicate- still –regret-humble –lot- with- learn -our | Vocabulary | Answer |
| A teacher is often compared (a) — an architect of a nation. He is the light of (b) — and makes illiterate people (c) — citizens of our country. But it is a matter of (d) — that the teachers are not (e) — in due respect in (f) — society. Many teachers have to lead a (g) — life in need. (h) — they keep the candle education burning with a view to (i) — illiteracy and superstitions from the (j) — of a society. |
compared illiterate education burning |
(a) with; (b) learning; (c) worthy; (d) regret; (e) held; (f) our; (g) humble/ regretful; (h) Still; (i) eradicating; (j) lot. |
23. Fill in the blanks with the words from the list. You may need to change the forms of the words. You may need to use one word more than once.
| Clues: domination –gain- hesitate- right- want-under- a- by –from- rather | Vocabulary | Answer |
| Man is born free. He does not (a) — to be exploited. If he is (b) — chained, he begins to struggle to make him free (c) — exploitation. Similarly if (d) — nation is ruled by a foreign (e) — and is deprived of the (f) —, it begins to protest. Even it does not (g) — to sacrifice the lives of the people. Once the Bengalese were ruled (h) — Pakistani rulers. But they could not tolerate it. (i) — they struggled against the Pakistani rulers and finally (j) — the victory. |
exploited Similarly deprived struggled |
(a) want; (b) dominantly; (c) from; (d) a; (e) ruler; (f) rights; (g) hesitate; (h) by; (i) So; (j) gained. |
24. Fill in the blanks with the words from the list. You may need to change the forms of the words. You may need to use one word more than once.
| Clues: a- to- for- by –prepare- work- in- the | Vocabulary | Answer |
| It is useful (a) — students to take part (b) — social service. (c) — taking part (d) — social service they can benefit themselves as well as (e) — nation. Student life is (f) — period of (g) — for future life. If the students do some social (h) —, they will be better prepared for giving service (i) — the nation on completion of their education. As the students have no family burden and as they get enough time during the large vacation, they can do (j) — great deal of work for the people. |
prepared burden vacation |
(a) for; (b) in; (c) By; (d) in; (e) the; (f) the; (g) preparation; (h) work; (i) to; (j) a |
25. Fill in the blanks with the words from the list. You may need to change the forms of the words. You may need to use one word more than once.
| Clues: constructive -in –write- his -difficult –of-which -exceptional –and-on –their- to | Vocabulary | Answer |
| Man is the supreme being (a) — all creatures. Man has courage by (b) — he can do anything destructive or (c) —. In (d) — mind there is the fascination of conquering anything (e) —. Hillary and Tenzing were not also an (f) — from it. They were not daunted by difficulties (g) — dangers. All the dangers were overcome by them to conquer the highest peak (h) — the world. For (i) —courage and hardship, their names have been (j) — in history. |
supreme courage destructive daunted highest |
(a) of; (b) which; (c) constructive; (d) his; (e) difficult; (f) exception; (g) and; (h) of; (i) their; (j) written. |
26. Fill in the blanks with the words from the list. You may need to change the forms of the words. You may need to use one word more than once.
| Clues: around- likely –fuels- increase- undergo-produce-in -alarm –after- evidence | Vocabulary | Answer |
| In recent years there have been many (a) — reports that the world’s climate is (b) — a significant change. All these reports provide strong (c) — that world temperature is increasing day by day. This increase (d) — global warming is caused by (e) — amounts of carbon dioxide (f) — the earth. Most climatologists believe that the greenhouse effect is the (g) — cause of this global warming may (h) — human environment seriously. The main culprits for global warming are carbon dioxide gas, (i) — by the burning of fossil (j) — and forests. |
significant climatologists burning forests |
(a) alarming; (b) undergoing; (c) evidence; (d) in; (e) increased; (f) around; (g) likely; (h) affect; (i) produced (j) fuels. |
27. Fill in the blanks with the words from the list. You may need to change the forms of the words. You may need to use one word more than once.
| Clues: competition- the- for- a- to- with- competitive-lose -on | Vocabulary | Answer |
| Present world is very (a) —. So you need to be competent (b) —facing the challenge of (c) —. As a student you have to fully concentrate (d) — your study. You should be attentive (e) — your study. If the students of (f) —country don’t acquire true education, there will be no development for (g) — country. You must utilize your time. Nothing can compensate for the loss of your (h) — time. In order to succeed in life everybody should make (i) — best use of his/her time and should work hard (j) — determination. |
concentrate attentive development compensate determination |
(a) competitive; (b) for; (c) competition; (d) on; (e) to; (f) a; (g) the; (h) lost (i) the; (j) with. |
28. Fill in the blanks with the words from the list. You may need to change the forms of the words. You may need to use one word more than once.
| Clues: use –of- for- prevent -achieve-work- inform- do- invent- the | Vocabulary | Answer |
| One (a) — the greatest (b) — in the modern technology has been the (c) — of computer. They are already being (d) — in industries and universities and time may come when it will be possible (e) — ordinary people to afford them as well. As computers are capable of (f) — extremely difficult (g) —. They can solve (h) — most complicated mathematical problems. They can provide (i) — on the best way of (j) — traffic accidents. |
greatest industries capable mathematical provide |
(a) of; (b) inventions/achievements; (c) invention; (d) used; (e) for; (f) doing; (g) work; (h) the; (i) information; (j) preventing. |
29. Fill in the blanks with the words from the list. You may need to change the forms of the words. You may need to use one word more than once.
| Clues: from- desire- exercise- at- the- up- to -a | Vocabulary | Answer |
| Self-control is (a) — the root of all virtues. Let (b) — man give rein (c) — his impulses and passion and (d)— that moment he yields (e) — his moral freedom. He is carried along (f)— current of life and becomes (g) — slave of his strongest (h) — for the time being. To be morally free, to be more than an animal (i) — man must be able to resist instinctive impulse and this can only be done by the (j) — of self-control. |
passion instinctive freedom |
(a) the; (b) a; (c) to; (d) from; (e) up; (f) the; (g) the/a; (h) desire; (i) a; (j) exercise. |
30. Fill in the blanks with the words from the list. You may need to change the forms of the words. You may need to use one word more than once.
| Clues: hinder –with- about- a –into- the- of -know | Vocabulary | Answer |
| Life is real, but much (a) — what (b) — man learns from books is theoretical. Bookish (c) —, unless supplemented by practical experience, is not a help, but is often a (d) —. Travelling furnishes one (e) — an opportunity for acquiring that experience. Pope, the poet sang that (f) — proper study of mankind is man. The traveler comes (g) — contact with various types of people, and if he moves about (h) — the observant eye, and keeps the doors and windows (i) — his mind open, he can acquire a lot of practical knowledge (j) — men and things of the world which books alone cannot provide. |
theoretical experience windows provide |
(a) of (b) a (c) knowledge (d) hindrance (e) with (f) the (g) into (h) with (i) of (j) about. |
31. Fill in the blanks with the words from the list. You may need to change the forms of the words. You may need to use one word more than once.
| Clues: founder -covering -outstanding -writings –contemporary-pioneered -remain -intellectual -regarded | Vocabulary | Answer |
| Aristotle’s (a) — range was vast, (b) — most of the sciences and many of the arts, including biology, botany, chemistry, ethics, history, logic, metaphysics, rhetoric, philosophy of mind, philosophy of science, physics, poetics, political theory, psychology, and zoology. He was the (c) — of formal logic, devising for it a finished system that for centuries was (d) — as the sum of the discipline; and he (e) — the study of zoology, both observational and theoretical, in which some of his work (f) — unsurpassed until the 19th century. But he is, of course, the most (g) — as a philosopher. His (h) — in ethics and political theory as well as in metaphysics and the philosophy of science continue to be studied, and his work (i) — a powerful current in (j) — philosophical debate. |
Aristotle’s ethics psychology observational unsurpassed philosophical |
(a) intellectual (b) covering (c) founder (d) regarded (e) pioneered (f) remained (g) outstanding (h) writings (i) remained (j) contemporary. |
32. Fill in the blanks with the words from the list. You may need to change the forms of the words. You may need to use one word more than once.
| Clues: feel- enchained- remains –democracy- declare-infringe -fundamental –deviated- born- demands | Vocabulary | Answer |
| Freedom of speech is a (a) — right of the people in a (b) — country. They are free to express their thoughts and (c) — their sentiments and grievances, their needs and (d) — as long as they do not (e) — upon the similar rights of the others. Centuries ago Rousseau said, ‘Man is (f) — free but everywhere he is in chains.’ This axiomatic (g) — of the great social scientist shows how (h) — man was. In a slightly (i) — reflection, the scenario (j) — almost the same yet today. |
thoughts sentiments axiomatic scenario slightly |
(a) fundamental (b) democratic (c) feelings (d) demands (e) infringe (f) born (g) declaration (h) enchained (i) deviated (j) remains |
33. Fill in the blanks with the words from the list. You may need to change the forms of the words. You may need to use one word more than once.
| Clues: in- the- at -about –before- over- impoverish –premier- dearth- enough | Vocabulary | Answer |
| If you look wealthy or solvent (a) — to give a tip, there is no (b) — of trolley carriers at the emergency unit of the country’s (c) — public hospital. But you will be in trouble, if you are (d) — handcuffs or have an (e) — look written (f) — your face. When any patient carrying vehicle stops in front of any public hospital emergency unit, (g) — trolley men first glance (h) — the attires of the patient and his attendants to have an idea (i) — their financial status (j) — offering a trolley. |
trolley handcuffs emergency financial |
(a) enough (b) dearth (c) premier (d) in (e) impoverished (f) over (g) the (h) at (i) about (j) before. |
34. Fill in the blanks with the words from the list. You may need to change the forms of the words. You may need to use one word more than once.
| Clues: a almost -colour -please -to -smile –red- the- look- with -always | Vocabulary | Answer |
| The world is like (a) — glass. If you smile, it (b) —, if you frown, it frowns back. If you look at it through a (c) — glass all seered, if through (d) — smoked one, all dull and dirty. (e) — try then to look at (f) — bright side of things. (g) — everything in the world has a bright side. Greet everyone (h) — a bright smile, kind words and a (i) — welcome. It is not enough (j) — love those who are near and dear to us. |
smile seered everyone |
(a) a (b) smiles (c) red (d) a (e) Always (f) the (g) Almost (h) with (i) pleasing (j) to. |
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