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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. Comprehension: The muskmelon is (1)______ perfect summer (2)______. It is (3)______ in water content which can help (4)______ care of our (5)______ fluid loss that we suffer in the hot season.
Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank number 4.
took
take
like
look
- The muskmelon is (1)______ perfect summer (2)______.
- Here, words like "a" or "the" could fit well in blank 1, and words like "fruit" or "delight" might work in blank 2.
- It is (3)______ in water content which can help (4)______ care of our (5)______ fluid loss that we suffer in the hot season.
- In blank 3, an adjective such as "high" or "rich" is suitable to describe water content.
- In blank 4, the correct verb is needed. Options are provided to fill this blank.
- Blank 5 could be filled with a possessive adjective like "natural" or "daily" for fluid loss.
- Let's consider the options for blank 4:
- Option 1: took - This verb is past tense, which doesn't fit as the sentence requires present tense.
- Option 2: take - This is the correct verb in base form, suitable for constructing the phrase "take care of."
- Option 3: like - This doesn't fit grammatically in the context of the sentence.
- Option 4: look - Although in base form, it doesn't fit contextually with "care of."
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