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When the moon rises in June, thousands of pre-historic creatures rise (i) _____ the depths of the sea, (ii) _____ heavy armour clanking as they clamber over (iii) ______ another in the shallows of Tanton Bay, Maine. There they mate, leaving hundreds of thousands of green eggs in the sand. (iv) _____ they simply disappear. Remarkably, this is all that modern science can tell (v) _______the horseshoe crab in Tanton Bay or anywhere else.
a) on b) in c) up to d) from
a) these b) their c) our d) your
a) two b) one c) hundred d) thousands
a)Then b) Them c) Than d) Because
a) of b) about c) into d) upon
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Gaurav Seth 5 years, 2 months ago
When the moon rises in June, thousands of prehistoric creatures emerge (a) the depths of the sea (b) heavy armour clanking as they clamour over (c) another in the shallows of Tanton Bay, Maine. There they mate, leaving hundreds of thousands of green eggs in the sand (d) they simply disappear remarkably, this is all that modern science can tell (e) the horse shoe crab (f) Tanton Bay or anywhere else.
(a) (i) on (ii) in (iii) upon (iv) from
(b) (i) there (ii) their (iii) our (iv) your
(c) (i) two (ii) one (iii) hundred (iv) thousand
(d) (i) then (ii) than (iii) them (iv) because
(e) (i) of (ii) about (iii) into (iv) upon
(f) (i) in (ii) at (iii) where (iv) when
Answer
(a) (iv) from,
(b) (ii) Their,
(c) (ii) one,
(d) (i) then,
(e) (ii) about,
(f) (ii) at
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