The statement refers that Science and news agencies share similarities. Both of them share a common principle in terms of making the people more aware, so they are comparable ‘in principle’. Option (b) is correct. Option (a) is incorrect, because principally means ‘mainly’ or chiefly’. Option (c) is incorrect, because principal means the most important element or someone who is the head of a school. Option (d) is incorrect, because ‘in spirit and form’ means a very close relationship which seems too farfetched.
The correct word is filled in the above given sentence :-
in principle

Correct Option: B

The statement refers that Science and news agencies share similarities. Both of them share a common principle in terms of making the people more aware, so they are comparable ‘in principle’. Option (b) is correct. Option (a) is incorrect, because principally means ‘mainly’ or chiefly’. Option (c) is incorrect, because principal means the most important element or someone who is the head of a school. Option (d) is incorrect, because ‘in spirit and form’ means a very close relationship which seems too farfetched.
The correct word is filled in the above given sentence :-
Science is a sort of news agency comparable in principle to other news agencies.

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The correct word is filled in the above given sentence :-
sought, completion

Correct Option: B

As we can say that ,
The correct word is filled in the above given sentence :-
The petitioner had sought an immediate stay form the court on allotment of the Hats completion of investigation into the alleged irregularities.

(c) and (d) are close choices. Both heed and attention are acceptable for the second blank. Now, on to the first blank. You are bothered with or about something, but you are deterred by it.

Correct Option: C

(c) and (d) are close choices. Both heed and attention are acceptable for the second blank. Now, on to the first blank. You are bothered with or about something, but you are deterred by it.
The correct word is filled in the above given sentence :-
Nabeesa was not deterred by the criticism and paid no heed even when her best friend talked against her.

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The correct word is given as :-
takes, severe

Correct Option: D

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The correct word is filled in the above given sentence :-
One of the major critiques of the examination system is that it takes to a spirit of severe competition among the students.

The key word in the given statement is ‘let alone’. It is synonymous with ‘never mind’, which is used to indicate that something is far less likely than the one already mentioned. For example, “He cannot even run a kilometre, let alone participate in a marathon.” So, the thing which is mentioned before this ‘let alone’ phrase has to be of a lesser degree or extent. Option (a) is correct, because reconcile means ‘solving a matter, or restoring friendly relations’ (North and South Korea separated after World War II), so it will take them time to conclude what really went wrong with North Korea. Option (b) is wrong, because ‘understanding’ just means ‘to comprehend’ or ‘get it’ and clarify means ‘to make things clear’ but does not refer to coming to a conclusion. Option (c) is wrong because ‘make out’ can mean ‘detect with senses’. Option (d) is wrong because, understand is different from deciding.

Correct Option: A

The key word in the given statement is ‘let alone’. It is synonymous with ‘never mind’, which is used to indicate that something is far less likely than the one already mentioned. For example, “He cannot even run a kilometre, let alone participate in a marathon.” So, the thing which is mentioned before this ‘let alone’ phrase has to be of a lesser degree or extent. Option (a) is correct, because reconcile means ‘solving a matter, or restoring friendly relations’ (North and South Korea separated after World War II), so it will take them time to conclude what really went wrong with North Korea. Option (b) is wrong, because ‘understanding’ just means ‘to comprehend’ or ‘get it’ and clarify means ‘to make things clear’ but does not refer to coming to a conclusion. Option (c) is wrong because ‘make out’ can mean ‘detect with senses’. Option (d) is wrong because, understand is different from deciding.
The correct word is filled in the above given sentence :-
It will take some time for many South Koreans to reconcile the conflicting images of North Korea, let alone to decide what to make of their northern cousins.