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Question:
DIRECTIONS:Fill in the words with the most appropriate word from the given choices.


For years anthropologists have been trying to work out what binds a family together in a lifetime of _(a)_ Raising a family isn’t something I put on my resume, but I have to ask myself; would I apply for the same job again? It’s been hard work but in _(b)_ No matter what deeds my life yielded, I have done something rather _(c)_ For three decades, I have been a/an _(d)_ of my family bonding them together, waiting for stragglers to grow up, catch up or make up, adding a little glue for cohesion here, patching a few harsh exchanges there, and daily _(e)_ a portion of love and loyalty to something bigger than all of us. Why is it then, that we continually test one another’s patience, loyalty and love? Could it be these that the survival of a family is based on?

Mark the correct option for blank _(b)_.
Options:
A)

retrospect

B) reflection
C) reexamination
D) revelation
E) vain
Solution:
Ans: (a) The speaker is looking back to the past. The correct term for that is ‘in retrospect’.

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