(a) Dissipated (weakened): inappropriate. (b) created, attracted: appropriate (especially since the conjunction is ‘but’ indicating a disadvantage following an advantage. (c) inappropriate since ‘restricted’ or ‘limited’ would need ‘and’ in the sentence, not ‘but’, since both features would be positive. (d) evicted (thrown out): inappropriate.

Correct Option: B

As we can say that ,
(a) Dissipated (weakened): inappropriate. (b) created, attracted: appropriate (especially since the conjunction is ‘but’ indicating a disadvantage following an advantage. (c) inappropriate since ‘restricted’ or ‘limited’ would need ‘and’ in the sentence, not ‘but’, since both features would be positive. (d) evicted (thrown out): inappropriate.
The correct word is filled in the above given sentence :-
The Himalayas ran from east to west and cut off the cold winds from the north. This allowed agriculture to prosper and created wealth, but it also attracted barbarian invaders from the north.

As we can say that ,
The correct word is given as :-
is, as it is a subject so it is a singular word

Correct Option: C

As we can say that ,
is, as it is a subject so it is a singular word
The correct word is filled in the above given sentence :-
Statistics is always my worst subject.

The correct word is given as :-
cut out

Correct Option: D

The correct word is filled in the above given sentence :-
He is a popular teacher. He seems to be cut out for that profession.

The correct word is filled in the above given sentence :-
aggravated

Correct Option: C

As we can say that ,
The correct word is filled in the above given sentence :-
Serious threat to our ecology and environment can be aggravated with organic cultivation.

correct word is given as :-
with

Correct Option: D

As we can say that ,
The correct word is filled in the above given sentence :-
He will dispense with your services.