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Choose the most appropriate options to fill in the blanks:
“The __________ of public awareness about the disease has led to its widespread __________.”
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dearth of …” is a standard collocation, and “widespread incidence” is the usual medical phrasing.
I. He is the most __________ of the speakers to address us today.
II. The belief in __________ justice is the essence of his talk.
III. This hall would have been full but for the __________ rain.
IV. Many in the audience have achieved __________ in their respective fields.
Which of the following sequence of words would most appropriately fit the blanks in the sentences given above?
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- Eminent = distinguished or famous.
- Imminent = about to happen.
- Immanent = inherent or existing within.
- Eminence = fame or high rank.
Thus:
I. Eminent (famous speaker)
II. Immanent (inherent justice)
III. Imminent (about to happen rain)
IV. Eminence (high position).
Clinical practitioners __________ integrated mindfulness __________ treatment of __________ host of emotional and behavioral disorders, __________ borderline personality disorder, major depression, chronic pain, eating disorders. Number of such practitioners __________ increased substantially.
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The correct grammatical structure is:
“Clinical practitioners have integrated mindfulness in the treatment of a host of emotional and behavioral disorders, such as borderline personality disorder, major depression, chronic pain, and eating disorders. Number of such practitioners has increased substantially.”
Choose the appropriate word from the options given below to complete the following sentence:
The official answered ___________________ that the complaints of the citizens would be looked into.
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The word “respectfully” means “with respect,” which fits the tone of the sentence.
Other options have different meanings:
- Respectably → in a respectable manner
- Reputably → having a good reputation
- Respectively → in order
Hence, the correct word is “respectfully.
Many countries have sent medicine for ______ of the latest fighting.
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A light breeze ______ the forest fire and made it more dangerous.
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The correct phrase is “fanned the fire,” which means to make it spread more.
As he got older, his belief in these principles did not _____.
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Waver means to become weak or uncertain. The sentence means his belief did not weaken.
Grain is malted by first soaking it in water, then allowing it to sprout, and finally drying it .... stop the sprouting.
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The phrase “in order to” expresses purpose correctly.
Hence, the correct usage is “drying it in order to stop the sprouting.
We are ................ a powerful enemy.
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The idiomatic expression is “up against,” meaning “confronting or facing.”
Hence, the correct sentence is: “We are up against a powerful enemy.”
Having placed …………….. proposals before you, I now …………….. your decision.
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Solution:
Correct phrasing: “Having placed **many** proposals before you, I now **am waiting** your decision.”
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