Fill in the blanks with the appropriate words
given in the brackets:
1.
(Permanent, operating,
automatically,properly)
Love will _ erase PASTHURT.EXE fromyourcurrent system. It may remain in your memory, but it will no longer disrupt other
programmes. Love will eventually overwrite LOWESTEEM.EXE with a module of its
own called HIGHESTEEM.EXE.
2.
(completely, faulty, overwrite,copying)
The system will any conflicting file and begins patching
any_ programming. Also you need to delete SELFCRITIC.EXE from all directories,
and then empty your recycle bin afterwards to make sure it is gone
and never comes back.
3.
(Imagination, industrious, complex,kind)
For my imaginative, brother left enough
projects in progress to keep the rest of us busy for many,many years.Walt was a man. To the
writers, producers and animators who worked with him, he was a genius who had
an extra strokeof to
any story oridea.
4.
(Matchless, occasion,
successful,performance)
Mickey was onlythefirst product ofWalt’s_ imagination
and ability to make his dreamsbecome __.
It was an ability he could turn on
forany , large orsmall.
5.
(Dramatic, success, modest,simplest)
The overwhelming _ of Walt’s crazy
ideatriggereda about
face in theDisneyfortunes.YetsuccessneverchangedWalt.Heremainedthe of men. He hated parties, and his
idea of a night out was a burger and chilli at some little restaurant.
6.
(Separately, closely, clearly,logically)
Mind,
emotions and bodyareall interlinked
and always work together. It helps you distinguish themmore if you try tounderstandthem . Your mental capacities
are your abilities to do muchwork.
7.
(Pessimism, hectic, mentally,optimism)
When
life becomes too
, we can
endupfeeling tied
in knots. Nothing seems easyandpositive. sets in and
we cannot see a way out of our currentproblems.
8.
(Arrogantly, impressionable,
helpless,toothless)
My brother and I were at a veryyoung, age when our father married a second time.
Hewouldoften parade
into the house with his new wife. Mother was .
There was nothing she could do aboutit.
9.
(Impossible, suffering, condition,stunned)
I drove a good doctor back to his
home. He said thatNanawas from
a sort of dissociative personalitydisorder.The was little understood, he said, and there
was no sure cure for it. He said, ‘We will keep at it, do our best. But at your Nana’s age, that kind
of recoveryisnearly .’
10.
(Completely, immediately, position,
obstructed)
The ants’ _organized
the work in this way while some were carrying up the bits of insects, the others went in front and
cleared away any sand or small stone that the
way. At some points where it was
difficult to get a foothold, these andwould themselves
in such a way that the ants carrying the loads could climb overthem.
11.
(Domesticate, adeptness, studied,
intelligence)
Such
behavior,showingthe of ants,
has beennoticedand by many. Now science has
discovered some things about ant life which seem to show that the of these tiny
creatures is very close to humanintelligence.
12.
(Devour, tease, completely,ferocious)
The most kind of ants is the ‘driver’ ants of Africa. They have no fixed home but are always on the move. Theyare blind, but they
march in long lines, many millions along,andthey any animal that happens to
be in their path.
13.
(Warrant, persistent, except,accept)
The workers know that they have noenemies’ their masters. Theyknow
that their citizenship papers are no
children. They know that honest sweat and bring them nothing on to,
worth fighting for.
_ for the safety of their wives and toilandyearsofstruggle
14.
(Attempted, preparedness, readiness,reconstruction)
Thekindof the workers want isreorganizationand of their whole life,
such ashas neverbeen by
statesmen or governments. Let there be no more talk about what a government can
or cannotdo.
15.
(Quickly, curious, reluctantly,hopeful)
Mr. White was _ and wanted
to test the powers of
monkey’s paw. He bent down and retrieved
it from the
fire.Morrisafter explaining
the appropriate manner for making the wishes, warned him that he could have the
paw but at his risk and departed soonafterwards.
16.
(Silence, pause, compensation,trembling)
She caught her breath andputher hand on her
husband’s. There was a long .
The stranger expressed grief and handed over an envelope containing some amount
ofmoneyas . Mr. White looked
withhorror.
17.
(Knocking, collapsing,
disappointment,hysterically)
The sound of_ stopped at once. Suddenly there
were sounds of cracks and thunder.
Thehousestarted .
They rushed towards the ground and sighed in and
then ran towards main gate of thevilla.
18.
(Eventually, brutally, idiomatic,
auctionedoff)
TheNealysunderstoodherDutchjargonand,asaresult,shewasoften punished
for norealreason. Nealy
sold her to a fisherman who owned a tavern in Kingston. Here sheacquiredthe expressions which came to mark
herspeech.
19.
(Eagerness, reluctance, menial,religious)
Dumont begantoshow to this. So, she ran away
with her youngest child. She finally wound up in New York City. She
workedat job
and through some friends came under the swayof a fanatic namedMathias.
20.
(Innocent, simplicity, extraordinary,authority)
The man or woman who sees the absurdity of all
these things and whose heart is therefore ,
and therefore not moved by desire to be somebody- such a personisfree.Ifyouunderstandthe_ _
of it, you will also understandits
beauty
anddepth.
21.
(Factual, palatable, conferred,afflicted)
Of alltheblessings on
mankind by a benign providence, the most useful is the headache. But for it,
there would be many great embarrassments inlife.
explanations
are not always either_ or feasible. Headache
acts a sort ofpassword.
22.
(Importance, described, mentioned,sensitive)
Headache gives the suffered a touchof .
All the aches sound crude and psychologicaland people would not mention them. No other ailment
can beso openly withimpunity.
23.
(Terrible, calamitous, adopting,reasonable)
Climate change and Global Warming are
dramatically urgent and serious problems that canleadto consequences.
We do not need to wait for government alonetofindsolutionstothese _ problems. Each individual can
play an important partbysimply a
more responsiblelifestyle.
24.
(Needed, inevitable, performed,consumption)
Print
out should be
taken from the printer
only when itisabsolutely . Complete editing should be done beforehand and
then only the print option should be .
Reading work could be performed on PC/ monitor. This would hugely cutdownpaper and save
numeroustrees.
25.
(Calibrated, precious, useful,scarcity)
Judicious and calibrated use of water is the need of
the hour. Every action pertaining
to water consumption
should be well .
Water is scarceand
