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Direction: There are two blanks in the sentence given below. From the pair of words given in the options, choose the one that fits into the blanks most appropriately.
Children are _______ and so the parents have to adopt a well-balanced approach towards their ______ on the psychological, emotional and physical aspects.
Fragile, upbringing
Robust, breeding
Competitive, upgrading
Aggressive, substitution
Adamant, abeyance
- Children are often considered fragile. This means they can easily be affected by external factors.
- Parents therefore pay attention to the upbringing that covers psychological, emotional, and physical development.
- Option 1: Fragile, upbringing - Fits well as children are delicate (fragile), and upbringing is about nurturing them.
- Option 2: Robust, breeding - "Robust" is inappropriate as children are not typically strong in this context, and "breeding" refers more to animals.
- Option 3: Competitive, upgrading - These words don't relate well to children or parenting.
- Option 4: Aggressive, substitution - These terms don't logically fit the context of raising children.
- Option 5: Adamant, abeyance - These also don't relate to the context of child nurturing.
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