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In the following passage some of the words have been left out. Read the passage carefully and select the correct answer for the given blank out of the four alternatives.
Science is both a blessing and a _____. While it has given us many things which have made life better and _____, it has also given terrible instruments of _____. Science has discovered and invented many things to _____ pain and cure terrible diseases. These discoveries have enabled man to live a longer and _____ life.
it has also given terrible instruments of _____.
destruction
happiness
convenience
nature
- The passage talks about the dual nature of science. It is described as both a blessing and something that has negative effects.
- The phrase "terrible instruments of _____" points toward something harmful or destructive.
- Option 1: destruction – This word fits perfectly as it refers to science's role in creating things like weapons and harmful technology.
- Option 2: happiness – This doesn't apply to "terrible instruments," as happiness is positive.
- Option 3: convenience – Although science provides convenience, it doesn't fit the context of "terrible instruments."
- Option 4: nature – This doesn't logically relate to the context of harm or negativity.
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