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SSC CHSL 2022 · Question 87 of 92

Fill in the blank with an appropriate option. Taking a deep, ________ breath, I start again, successfully loading the filter and placing the cup underneath.

Cloze Test

  1. Apenetrating
  2. Bsurrogating
  3. CcalmingCorrect
  4. Djamming

Answer: C. calming

Explanation

The correct answer is 'Option 3' i.e. 'Calming'. Key Points The appropriate word to fill in the blank in the sentence "Taking a deep, ________ breath, I start again, successfully loading the filter and placing the cup underneath." is "calming". The sentence context is about taking a breath before restarting a task, which suggests that the person is trying to calm themselves. The adjective "calming" fits well here as it describes the purpose of the deep breath, which is to calm oneself. Therefore, the correct sentence is: 'Taking a deep, calming breath, I start again, successfully loading the filter and placing the cup underneath. Additional Information Let's look at the other options: "Penetrating" - This adjective often describes something that can pass into or through something else, like a sharp object or a strong smell. It doesn't make sense to describe a breath as "penetrating" in this context. "Surrogating" - This isn't an appropriate word to describe a breath. A surrogate is a substitute, usually for a person or a role. The verb form "to surrogate" isn't typically used to describe taking a breath. "Jamming" - This term often refers to blocking, filling, or crowding something in a way that obstructs its normal functioning. It's not appropriate to describe a breath as "jamming" in this context.

Source: SSC CHSL 2022 (Tier-I) Previous Year Paper (21-Mar-2023) (Shift 2) — prepp.in solved paper · reliable-secondary

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