201. | In my grandmother’s dining room, there was . . . . . . . . glass-fronted cabinet. |
a. | a |
b. | an |
c. | |
d. |
202. | She should visit the clinic for . . . . . . . . X-ray. |
a. | a |
b. | an |
c. | the |
d. |
203. | Our lives would be very difficult without . . . . . . . . electricity. |
a. | a |
b. | an |
c. | the |
d. |
204. | We have adopted . . . . . . . . Christianity. |
a. | |
b. | |
c. | the |
d. |
205. | Let’s go to . . . . . . . . beach. |
a. | a |
b. | an |
c. | the |
d. |
206. | Patience is . . . . . . . . key to success. |
a. | a |
b. | an |
c. | the |
d. |
207. | They usually spend their holidays in . . . . . . . . mountains. |
a. | a |
b. | an |
c. | the |
d. |
208. | Sanskrit is . . . . . . . . oldest language. |
a. | a |
b. | an |
c. | the |
d. |
209. | They have . . . . . . . . content writer and . . . . . . . . graphic designer on the team. |
a. | |
b. | |
c. | |
d. |
210. | My wife is . . . . . . . . only person I love. |
a. | a |
b. | |
c. | the |
d. |