Decide if the sentences need an article or not: (a, an, the, no article)

1. Do you know who invented _______ computer?

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2. ___ Mount Everest is the highest mountain in _______ world.

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3. I don’t really like sweets, but I love ____ chocolate.

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4. He bought____ pair of jeans and _____ most elegant suit from the stores.
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5. I’ll meet you outside ____ post office. I’ll be there in ___ quarter of ___ hour.
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Correct the following sentences:

1. Cochin lies in a South of India.

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2. We noticed the strong smell coming from a refrigerator.

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3. If I were rich I would buy apartment in New Delhi and the house in Mumbai.
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4. Young people tend to think that the life was more difficult in past.
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5. In India, the tea is more popular than a coffee.

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Complete the story below using the right articles:

It was __ hot day. Nagpal Singh, __cap seller was going to ___ fair at Bhavani Nagar to sell his
caps. His route passed through ___ Western Ghats of India. He was soon tired and decided to
take some rest under ___ shady tree. Soon, he was fast asleep.

There lived many monkeys on ___ tree. ___ king of the monkeys was Thimpu. He saw him
wearing ___ orange cap on his head. He came down with the other monkeys, opened his bundle,
took the caps out and wore them on their heads. Then, they climbed up high on ___ branches of
the tree.

After some time, Nagpal woke up. He found his caps missing. He got puzzled and looked around
everywhere for them. All of ___sudden, his eyes caught sight of ___ monkeys wearing the caps.
He was wondering on how to recover the caps when ___ idea struck his mind.

He at once took out___ cap from his bag and threw it on ___ ground. He was aware that
monkeys are good imitators.

___ foolish monkeys threw their caps as well. He collected all his caps and continued his walk to
__ fair.

Moral of the story: We should handle our problems judiciously using our wisdom rather than
reacting emotionally.