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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. The radio was already on. The radio comes (1)______ automatically at 7 o'clock to wake me (2)______. I looked at the clock. (3)______ was already ten past seven. I had to get up quickly. I went into the shower, and I could (4)______ the news on the radio. I couldn't hear it very well, but there was a story on the news about an elephant that had (5)______ from a local circus.
Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank no. 1.
in
of
on
off
Here’s the thing—let’s break this down:
- The sentence says: “The radio comes (1)______ automatically at 7 o’clock…”
- You need a preposition that works with “comes… automatically.”
- "in" (Option 1): “Comes in automatically” is off. We don’t say that about devices turning on.
- "of" (Option 2): “Comes of automatically” doesn’t make sense at all.
- "on" (Option 3): This fits how we talk. “The radio comes on automatically”—that’s exactly how we describe something starting by itself.
- "off" (Option 4): This is the opposite of what you need. “Comes off” means it stops, not starts.
So, Option 3—on—is correct. You picked exactly the right answer.
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