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Multiple Choice Questions

North Police following reports on 35 youths hellip hellip hellip Mangaluru being stranded in Kuwait ........

English Aptitude Cloze test

The police have registered a case …………..Manikya Associates for allegedly ……………..recruitment for foreign firms without having licence under the Emigration Act.
The case was registered suo motu by the Mangaluru North Police following reports on 35 youths ……….Mangaluru being stranded in Kuwait.
In a video clipping circulated on social media, the youths ………….the firm of collecting Rs. 65,000 from each one of them for a job in a firm in Kuwait. They landed in Kuwait this January and since then, …………stranded there.
Police Commissioner Sandeep Patil said that every firm carrying out recruitment for a foreign firm should have licence under the Emigration Act. Prima facie , Manikya Associates does not possess licence and hence, a case has been registered.

North Police following reports on 35 youths ……….Mangaluru being stranded in Kuwait.

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Explanation:

- The correct preposition for "reports on 35 youths ……….Mangaluru" depends on how you want to describe the relationship with the location.

- Option:1, in - "in Mangaluru" would mean the youths are physically located inside Mangaluru, which doesn't match "being stranded in Kuwait."

- Option:2, from - "from Mangaluru" indicates the youths originate from Mangaluru but are currently elsewhere, which fits the context of them being stranded in Kuwait.

- Option:3, within - "within Mangaluru" implies an enclosed space, similar to "in," and doesn't apply to the situation.

- Option:4, at - "at Mangaluru" would typically refer to a specific point or location, often associated with events or actions happening there, not suitable here.

In conclusion, Option 2: from is the correct choice as it indicates the youths' origin without suggesting they are still there, matching the context of them being stranded in Kuwait.

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