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Utter chaos ………….. in the normally bustling tourist-pilgrim town of Puri ………. essential commodities, including candles, torches, biscuits and water bottles, vanished from the shelves. Desperate residents demanded restoration of electricity, but normalcy is …………. for at least a week. A shortage of diesel required for running generators is adding to the crisis. The situation was …….. different in the capital Bhubaneswar, where water supplies ………… out in the absence of electricity. Hundreds of angry residents surrounded the offices of the water supply board and staged protests at the residences of MLAs and MPs
bustling tourist-pilgrim town of Puri ………….. essential commodities
since
due to
as
owing to
- The sentence discusses chaos in Puri as essential commodities vanished from shelves.
- Tick the correct transition word that best fits cause and effect in the sentence.
- Option 1: "since" is used to indicate the reason or explanation for something.
- Option 2: "due to" implies a direct cause-and-effect relationship.
- Option 3: "as" implies a reason for something mentioned in the preceding statement. It suits the sentence well.
- Option 4: "owing to" is similar to "due to," indicating cause and outcome.
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