William James lacked the usual (i)________ death; writing to his dying father, he spoke without (ii)________ about the old man’s impending death.Blank (1)anticipation ofBawe ofCcuriosity aboutBlank (2)AeloquenceinhibitionCregret

The (i)___________ of the old man's garb and home belied a (ii)___________ nature, and many people lamented his tendency to be outright juvenile in somber circumstances.For each blank select one entry from the corresponding choices. Fill all blanks in the way that best completes the text.A. (i) austerityB. (i) obsolescenceC. (i) povertyD. (ii) jovialE. (ii) jejuneF. (ii) inquisitive

It was _________ that his father passed away last night.Options unfortunate unique unexpected unaware

4 . After a couple of weeks of struggling with irregular verbs, John realized that he ____ to study German.may not have chosen

There is a sentence that is missing in the paragraph(s) below. Look at the paragraph(s) and decide in which blank (option 1, 2, 3, or 4) the following sentence would best fit. Sentence: Yet the coming slaughter, which would leave 35m dead or wounded, was not inevitable.Paragraph: Viewed from the capitals of Western Europe, the world looked pretty good in 1913. There were many, it is true, who heard rumblings of war; but this was so often the case in Europe, even after two decades of peace. The Economist was not alarmed. _____(1)_____ In June 1913, it described the recent entente cordiale between Britain and France as “the expression of tendencies which are slowly but surely making war between the civilized communities of the world an impossibility.”We got that wrong. _____(2)_____ Europe was not only peaceful but also richer, healthier and arguably more stable than it had ever been. It was also more interconnected. Kaiser Wilhelm II, King George V and Tsar Nicholas II were cousins and socialized together. The latter two monarchs looked very much alike, and the societies they presided over were also close kin._____(3)_____ A hybridised elite travelled the continent, patronising its hybridised music and art. A swelling European middle-class went shopping for the same luxuries in London as in Vienna. And Europe's workers at least had the consolation of socialism – as preached by the 553 delegates from 23 countries who gathered in Switzerland in November 1912 to rededicate themselves to peace. Despite expressions of nationalist fervour, in Europe, a multi-tiered continental identity was emerging. _____(4)_____

The events surrounding the death of Moses were probably written by ______