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QUESTION 91
___ Great Wall of China is one of the wonders of the world.
Answer: The definite article 'the' is used before the names of unique monuments and buildings.
QUESTION 92
At ___ last, the team managed to score a goal.
Answer: 'At last' is a fixed idiomatic expression meaning 'finally'. It does not take an article.
QUESTION 93
He is in ___ debt to the tune of five lakh rupees.
Answer: 'In debt' is a fixed prepositional phrase. 'Debt' is used as an uncountable noun in this context, and no article is required.
QUESTION 94
___ River Nile flows through Egypt.
Answer: The definite article 'the' is used before the names of rivers. However, if the name of the river is preceded by 'River', 'the' is still required.
QUESTION 95
She has ___ good understanding of the subject.
Answer: When an abstract noun like 'understanding' is qualified by an adjective ('good'), it takes the indefinite article 'a' or 'an'.
QUESTION 96
We must stand by ___ poor in their hour of need.
Answer: 'The poor' refers to poor people as a class. 'The' is used before an adjective to represent a group of people sharing that characteristic.
QUESTION 97
I have not seen him since he was ___ child.
Answer: 'Child' is a singular countable noun representing a stage of life. In this context, 'a child' is the correct usage.
QUESTION 98
He is on ___ trial for murder.
Answer: 'On trial' is a fixed legal expression that does not use an article.
QUESTION 99
___ Speaker of the Lok Sabha presides over its sessions.
Answer: The definite article 'the' is used for unique posts or titles, such as 'The Speaker', 'The Prime Minister', etc.
QUESTION 100
people say that he is ....... honest person.
Answer: Yahan 'honest' shabd ka uchcharan vowel sound ('o') se shuru hota hai, bhale hi yah 'h' (consonant) se shuru hota hai. Vowel sound se shuru hone wale shabdon ke pehle 'an' ka prayog hota hai.