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Instructions In the following passage some words have been deleted. Fill in the blanks with the help of the alternatives given. Select the most appropriate option for each blank. Comprehension: After coffee had been served in different-sized cups and mugs, the chief rose (1)______ his place at the head of the table (2)______ a speech of welcome, (3)______ Aziz translated. Scott made a short (4)______, which was applauded even before Aziz had been given the (5)______ to interpret what he had said.
Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank No.4.
rejoin
reply
respond
retort
- In the passage, Scott is involved in giving a speech or response after the chief's welcome remarks.
- The sentence specifically refers to Scott making a statement that did not require translation initially, as it was immediately applauded.
- Option: 1, rejoin - This means to say something in response, typically with a sharp or witty retort. It’s not the best fit for giving a formal speech.
- Option: 2, reply - A reply is a response to a question or statement. It fits generally, but doesn't specifically convey the idea of a speech.
- Option: 3, respond - This is a general reaction or reply, often verbal. Like 'reply,' it doesn’t specifically denote the act of giving a speech.
- Option: 4, retort - This is a quick, witty, and often sharp reply. It doesn’t fit the context of a formal occasion where a speech would be expected.
- The most fitting choice for blank No.4 is Option: 2, reply, as it suggests Scott responded to the chief's address, and while not perfect, it aligns with giving a succinct statement or speech.
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