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Rivers are considered holy (a) ----- India but they are hardly treated (b) ----- respect.All kinds of dust and filth find (c) ----- way into the rivers.If we have to treat and purify the water (d) ----- drinking it,how can the fish survive in (e) ----- waters?Every year river Gomti becomes (f) ----- death bed of thousands of fish because the water released in the reservoir upstream carries effluents from the neighbouring industries.
(a)   i) in  ii) on  iii) at  iv) of
(b)   i) in  ii) with  iii) at  iv) of
(c)   i) their  ii) his  iii) its  iv) over
(d)   i) in  ii) on  iii) for  iv) of
(e)   i) these  ii) this  iii) that  iv) their
(f)    i) the  ii) a  iii) their  iv) those
 

 

 

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Rivers are considered holy (a) in India but they are hardly treated (b) with respect. All kinds of dust and filth find (c) their way into the rivers. If we have to treat and purify the water (d) for drinking it, how can the fish survive in (e) these waters? Every year river Gomti becomes (f) the death bed of thousands of fish because the water released in the reservoir upstream carries effluents from the neighbouring industries.


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Rivers are considered holy (a) in {i} India but they are hardly treated (b) with {ii} respect. All kinds of dust and filth find (c) their {i} way into the rivers. If we have to treat and purify the water (d) for {iii} drinking it, how can the fish survive in (e) these {i} waters? Every year river Gomti becomes (f) the {i} death bed of thousands of fish because the water released in the reservoir upstream carries effluents from the neighbouring industries.

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