Fill in the blanks with appropriate words.

Some people believe that marriages are made in heaven.

One cannot say ...(1)... this is true or not. However, in 1. (a) whether
America now many ...(2)... who get married seek to (b) Still
involve a fool proof...(3)... to ensure that the marriage (c) However
(d) that
survives. However, the idea of married persons ...(4)... the
burden of domestic chores, instead of all the dirty work
being dumped on the woman has...(5)...been propagated by
the feminist ...(6)... and it has gradually, if grudgingly,
been...(7)...
Some people believe that marriages are made in heaven.
One cannot say ...(1)... this is true or not. However, in 2. (a) pairs
America now many ...(2)... who get married seek to (b) Men
(c) couples
involve a fool proof...(3)... to ensure that the marriage
(d) women
survives. However, the idea of married persons ...(4)... the
burden of domestic chores, instead of all the dirty work
being dumped on the woman has...(5)...been propagated by
the feminist ...(6)... and it has gradually, if grudgingly,
been...(7)...
Some people believe that marriages are made in heaven.
One cannot say ...(1)... this is true or not. However, in 3. (a) Method
America now many ...(2)... who get married seek to (b) Project
(c) plan
involve a fool proof...(3)... to ensure that the marriage
(d) system
survives. However, the idea of married persons ...(4)... the
burden of domestic chores, instead of all the dirty work
being dumped on the woman has...(5)...been propagated by
the feminist ...(6)... and it has gradually, if grudgingly,
been...(7)...
Some people believe that marriages are made in heaven.
One cannot say ...(1)... this is true or not. However, in 4. (a) executing
America now many ...(2)... who get married seek to (b) dividing
involve a fool proof...(3)... to ensure that the marriage (c) Undertaking
(d) sharing
survives. However, the idea of married persons ...(4)... the
burden of domestic chores, instead of all the dirty work
being dumped on the woman has...(5)...been propagated by
the feminist ...(6)... and it has gradually, if grudgingly,
been...(7)...
Some people believe that marriages are made in heaven.
One cannot say ...(1)... this is true or not. However, in 5. (a) long
America now many ...(2)... who get married seek to (b) Sometimes
involve a fool proof...(3)... to ensure that the marriage (c) always
(d) occasionally
survives. However, the idea of married persons ...(4)... the
burden of domestic chores, instead of all the dirty work
being dumped on the woman has...(5)...been propagated by
the feminist ...(6)... and it has gradually, if grudgingly,
been...(7)...
Some people believe that marriages are made in heaven.
One cannot say ...(1)... this is true or not. However, in 6. (a) group
America now many ...(2)... who get married seek to (b) lobby
involve a fool proof...(3)... to ensure that the marriage (c) Faction
(d) section
survives. However, the idea of married persons ...(4)... the
burden of domestic chores, instead of all the dirty work
being dumped on the woman has...(5)...been propagated by
the feminist ...(6)... and it has gradually, if grudgingly,
been...(7)...
Some people believe that marriages are made in heaven.
One cannot say ...(1)... this is true or not. However, in 7. (a) affirmed
America now many ...(2)... who get married seek to (b) approved
involve a fool proof...(3)... to ensure that the marriage (c) Accepted
(d) favoured
survives. However, the idea of married persons ...(4)... the
burden of domestic chores, instead of all the dirty work
being dumped on the woman has...(5)...been propagated by
the feminist ...(6)... and it has gradually, if grudgingly,
been...(7)...
This arrangement may work on a temporary basis but
taking ...(8)... of a particular domestic work on a permanent 8. (a) control
basis will pose problems of its own. For instance, taking (b) care
out the rubbish may ...(9)... make a refreshing change from (c) Charge
(d) duty
washing baby's nappies. However, a contract is a contract
and must be ...(10)... You may not like it but this is what
life is coming out to be in the most modern of the countries
in the world.
This arrangement may work on a temporary basis but
taking ...(8)... of a particular domestic work on a permanent 9. (a) occasionally
basis will pose problems of its own. For instance, taking (b) often
out the rubbish may ...(9)... make a refreshing change from (c) intermittently
(d) rarely
washing baby's nappies. However, a contract is a contract
and must be ...(10)... You may not like it but this is what
life is coming out to be in the most modern of the countries
in the world.
This arrangement may work on a temporary basis but
taking ...(8)... of a particular domestic work on a permanent 10. (a) respected
basis will pose problems of its own. For instance, taking (b) Executed
out the rubbish may ...(9)... make a refreshing change from (c) maintained
(d) obeyed
washing baby's nappies. However, a contract is a contract
and must be ...(10)... You may not like it but this is what
life is coming out to be in the most modern of the countries
in the world.
Begin with a strong, ...(11)..., keen desire to the
object which you want to achieve. If your desire is 11. (a) persistent
(b) consistent
weak, momentary or ...(12)..., your achievements will (c) Resistant
also be likewise and there may be no ...(13)... at all. (d) continuous
But if you go after your ...(14)... with energy,
determination, persistence and an ever-present,
...(15)..., burning, clear-cut, definite desire, nothing
under the sun can keep you from success.
Begin with a strong, ...(11)..., keen desire to the
object which you want to achieve. If your desire is 12.
(a) frugal
weak, momentary or ...(12)..., your achievements will (b) immediate
also be likewise and there may be no ...(13)... at all. (c) Transient
But if you go after your ...(14)... with energy, (d) uncertain
determination, persistence and an ever-present,
...(15)..., burning, clear-cut, definite desire, nothing
under the sun can keep you from success.
Begin with a strong, ...(11)..., keen desire to the
object which you want to achieve. If your desire is 13. (a)
requirements
weak, momentary or ...(12)..., your achievements will (b) Achievements
also be likewise and there may be no ...(13)... at all. (c) consequences
But if you go after your ...(14)... with energy, (d) repurcussions
determination, persistence and an ever-present,
...(15)..., burning, clear-cut, definite desire, nothing
under the sun can keep you from success.
Begin with a strong, ...(11)..., keen desire to the
object which you want to achieve. If your desire is 14.
(a) goal
weak, momentary or ...(12)..., your achievements will (b) desire
also be likewise and there may be no ...(13)... at all. (c) destination
But if you go after your ...(14)... with energy, (d) incentive
determination, persistence and an ever-present,
...(15)..., burning, clear-cut, definite desire, nothing
under the sun can keep you from success.
Begin with a strong, ...(11)..., keen desire to the
object which you want to achieve. If your desire is 15.
(a) biting
weak, momentary or ...(12)..., your achievements will (b) diminishing
also be likewise and there may be no ...(13)... at all. (c) gnawing
But if you go after your ...(14)... with energy, (d) decaying
determination, persistence and an ever-present,
...(15)..., burning, clear-cut, definite desire, nothing
under the sun can keep you from success.
Remember that only (16)... the depth of your desire
depends the swiftness of your progress towards success. 16. (a) over
Persistence and dogged ...(17)... will guarantee success (b) upon
against all ...(18)... No matter what happens, keep cool and (c) at
(d) on
keep trying. Never give up. The hardest man to beat is the
one who will not (19)... He will...(20)... the seeming
setbacks and ultimately crown himself with success.
Remember that only (16)... the depth of your desire
depends the swiftness of your progress towards success. 17.
Persistence and dogged ...(17)... will guarantee success (a) Determination
against all ...(18)... No matter what happens, keep cool and (b) end
(c) destination
keep trying. Never give up. The hardest man to beat is the (d) aim
one who will not (19)... He will...(20)... the seeming
setbacks and ultimately crown himself with success.
Remember that only (16)... the depth of your desire
depends the swiftness of your progress towards success. 18.
Persistence and dogged ...(17)... will guarantee success (a) obstacles
against all ...(18)... No matter what happens, keep cool and (b) odds
(c) hindrances
keep trying. Never give up. The hardest man to beat is the (d) impediments
one who will not (19)... He will...(20)... the seeming
setbacks and ultimately crown himself with success.
Remember that only (16)... the depth of your desire
depends the swiftness of your progress towards success. 19. (a) quit
Persistence and dogged ...(17)... will guarantee success (b) Forgo
against all ...(18)... No matter what happens, keep cool and (c) leave
(d) shirk
keep trying. Never give up. The hardest man to beat is the
one who will not (19)... He will...(20)... the seeming
setbacks and ultimately crown himself with success.
Remember that only (16)... the depth of your desire
depends the swiftness of your progress towards success. 20. (a) occupy
Persistence and dogged ...(17)... will guarantee success (b) Conquer
against all ...(18)... No matter what happens, keep cool and (c) invade
(d) confiscate
keep trying. Never give up. The hardest man to beat is the
one who will not (19)... He will...(20)... the seeming
setbacks and ultimately crown himself with success.
It is regrettable that the press, radio and television still tend
too often to present old age in an unhappily one sided way. 21. (a) worst
I believe that they do this from the ...(21)... of motives. (b) best
(c) wildest
They are trying to ...(22)... the conscience of society to the
...(23)... of those elderly people who refuse help, who are
lonely, destitute, ill, ...(24)..., institutionalised and so on. I
am ...(25)... the media achieve ...(26)... response and some
amelioration of the situation for some of these people.
It is regrettable that the press, radio and television still tend
too often to present old age in an unhappily one sided way. 22. (a) awaken
I believe that they do this from the ...(21)... of motives. (b) disturb
(c) pinch
They are trying to ...(22)... the conscience of society to the
...(23)... of those elderly people who refuse help, who are
lonely, destitute, ill, ...(24)..., institutionalised and so on. I
am ...(25)... the media achieve ...(26)... response and some
amelioration of the situation for some of these people.
It is regrettable that the press, radio and television still tend
too often to present old age in an unhappily one sided way. 23. (a) crisis
I believe that they do this from the ...(21)... of motives. (b) plight
(c) misery
They are trying to ...(22)... the conscience of society to the
...(23)... of those elderly people who refuse help, who are
lonely, destitute, ill, ...(24)..., institutionalised and so on. I
am ...(25)... the media achieve ...(26)... response and some
amelioration of the situation for some of these people.
It is regrettable that the press, radio and television still tend
too often to present old age in an unhappily one sided way. 24. (a) bed-ridden
I believe that they do this from the ...(21)... of motives. (b) forgotten
(c) lost
They are trying to ...(22)... the conscience of society to the
...(23)... of those elderly people who refuse help, who are
lonely, destitute, ill, ...(24)..., institutionalised and so on. I
am ...(25)... the media achieve ...(26)... response and some
amelioration of the situation for some of these people.
It is regrettable that the press, radio and television still tend
too often to present old age in an unhappily one sided way. 25. (a) worried
I believe that they do this from the ...(21)... of motives. (b) sure
(c) uncertain
They are trying to ...(22)... the conscience of society to the
...(23)... of those elderly people who refuse help, who are
lonely, destitute, ill, ...(24)..., institutionalised and so on. I
am ...(25)... the media achieve ...(26)... response and some
amelioration of the situation for some of these people.
It is regrettable that the press, radio and television still tend
too often to present old age in an unhappily one sided way. 26.
I believe that they do this from the ...(21)... of motives. (a) some
They are trying to ...(22)... the conscience of society to the (b) little
(c) any
...(23)... of those elderly people who refuse help, who are
lonely, destitute, ill, ...(24)..., institutionalised and so on. I
am ...(25)... the media achieve ...(26)... response and some
amelioration of the situation for some of these people.
Scientific psychology recognises a ...(26)... truth that
no two individuals are ...(27)... in this world ...(28).,. 26.
(a) clear
equality is a fostered norm of civil society, the truth (b) Real
is that men ...(29)... unequals in ...(30)... hues or (c) simple
degrees. (d) direct
(e) broken
Scientific psychology recognises a ...(26)... truth that
no two individuals are ...(27)... in this world ...(28).,. 27.
(a) alike
equality is a fostered norm of civil society, the truth (b) close
is that men ...(29)... unequals in ...(30)... hues or (c) liked
degrees. (d) equal
(e) correct
Scientific psychology recognises a ...(26)... truth that
no two individuals are ...(27)... in this world ...(28).,. 28.
(a) when
equality is a fostered norm of civil society, the truth (b) since
is that men ...(29)... unequals in ...(30)... hues or (c) as
degrees. (d) neither
(e) even though
Scientific psychology recognises a ...(26)... truth that
no two individuals are ...(27)... in this world ...(28).,. 29.
(a) will
equality is a fostered norm of civil society, the truth (b) are
is that men ...(29)... unequals in ...(30)... hues or (c) is
degrees. (d) was
(e) were
Scientific psychology recognises a ...(26)... truth that
no two individuals are ...(27)... in this world ...(28).,. 30.
(a) high
equality is a fostered norm of civil society, the truth (b) total
is that men ...(29)... unequals in ...(30)... hues or (c) no
degrees. (d) varying
(e) almost
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