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Portia claims that even if she (1) ______ to live as long as Sibylla, she would die as (2) ______ as Diana because she can only be claimed (3) ______ the manner speci?ed by her father's will. She (4) ______ that nobody would be able to crack (5) ______ casket test and so she was bound to remain unmarried.
Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank No.3
from
through
at
in
Correct answer: 4. in
To fill in blank No. 3, let's first analyze the context:
The sentence is:
"Portia claims that even if she (1) ______ to live as long as Sibylla, she would die as (2) ______ as Diana because she can only be claimed (3) ______ the manner specified by her father's will."
The phrase "claimed ___ the manner specified by her father's will" suggests a preposition that connects the act of being claimed with how it is done — in this case, according to the manner specified by the father's will.
Now, let’s evaluate the options:
from – This preposition is usually used to indicate origin or source, which doesn’t fit well in this context.
through – This preposition often refers to the process of something happening, but here it's not the best fit to convey "in the manner specified."
at – This preposition typically indicates location or time, but doesn’t quite fit here.
in – Correct. This preposition fits the context well, as it suggests being claimed in accordance with or following the manner specified by the father’s will.
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