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In the following passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage carefully and select the most appropriate option to fill in each blank. Challenges are (1)__________ that knock on our door. It may sound difficult to (2)_____________ the obstacles in our career but challenges are rewarding. If there were no challenges there would have been no (3)__________ on this planet. Every challenge poses as an opportunity for those who like to put their (4)________ to the fullest utilisation. Knowledge and (5)_________ is the key to overcome challenges.
Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank number 2.
solve
forego
overcome
meet
- The blank (2) in the passage says: "It may sound difficult to (2)_____________ the obstacles in our career but challenges are rewarding."
- Let’s go through the options:
- Option 1: solve
- “Solve the obstacles” doesn’t make sense. We solve problems, not obstacles.
- Option 2: forego
- “Forego the obstacles” is off—forego means to give up or do without, which doesn’t fit here.
- Option 3: overcome
- ?? Correct Answer: “Overcome the obstacles” is the natural, common phrase. It means to get past challenges, which matches the meaning of the passage.
- Option 4: meet
- “Meet the obstacles” isn’t the right fit; it means to encounter, but the sentence is clearly talking about dealing with and passing obstacles.
- In context, the author is saying that it might seem hard to get past the obstacles in our career but doing so is rewarding. Overcome is the word that works perfectly.
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