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SSC CHSL 2023 · Question 62 of 92

Direction: Select the option that will improve the underlined part of the given sentence. Robinhood broke within the mansion to collect some food and money for the poor.

Sentence Improvement

  1. Abroke upto
  2. Bbroke in
  3. Cbroke intoCorrect
  4. Dbroke to

Answer: C. broke into

Explanation

The correct answer is "broke into." Key Points The phrasal verb "broke into" means to enter a building or place forcibly or illegally. (किसी भवन या स्थान में जबरन या अवैध रूप से प्रवेश करना) Example: Two raiders broke into his home. It is the correct option to use in this sentence because Robinhood entered the mansion without permission. The correct preposition to use with "broke" in this context is "into", not "to" or "up to." The correct answer is Option 3. Correct sentence: Robinhood broke into the mansion to collect some food and money for the poor. Additional Information Option 1 (broke upto) is grammatically incorrect and does not make sense in this context. Option 2 (broke in) is close to the correct answer, but it is missing the preposition "into" which is necessary to convey the meaning of entering forcibly. Option 4 (broke to) is incorrect because "to" is not the correct preposition to use with "broke" in this context.

Source: SSC CHSL 2023 (Tier-I) Previous Year Paper (07-Aug-2023) (Shift 2) — prepp.in · reliable-secondary

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