Fill In The Blanks part -2

'Bear' means to tolerate or endure something. The given sentence states that I am no longer able to tolerate the heat. Hence, 'bear' is the most appropriate answer.

'Additives' means a substance added to something in small quantities to improve or preserve it. The given sentence states that my cousin owns a shop of food additives. Hence, 'additives' is the most appropriate answer.

Turbulence' means a state of disorder, confusion, or instability in various situations. The given sentence states that she suffered an emotional turbulence after the death of her husband in a road accident. Hence, surbulence' is the most appropriate answer.

Effect' means a change which is a result or consequence of an action or other cause. The given sentence states that the effect of the new legislation has led to a heated debate among lawmakers. Hence, 'effect' is the most appropriate answer.

Article 'A' is used before the words starting from a consonant sound (a conversation, a story, a year). Article 'the' is used for specific or particular nouns. 'NCC is a specific body of the Indian Army. Hence, 'a; the' is the most appropriate answer.

Evacuated' means the act of moving people or objects out of a place of danger or emergency to a safer location. The given sentence states that people were evacuated to safe places by the rescue team after the earthquake. Hence, 'evacuated is the most appropriate answer.

"Mandatory is the correct spelling.

Insensitive disregard for others. The given sentence states that the CEO's Insensitive disregard for his employee's well-being led to higher profits and lower morale in the company. Hence, 'callous' is the most appropriate answer.

'Give birth' means to produce a baby from your body. The given sentence states that Sarah just gave birth to a baby boy. Hence, 'birth' is the most appropriate answer.

'Reign' means the period during which somebody is in charge of an organisation. The given sentence states that the CEO was praised for her innovative leadership during the time she was in charge of the company. Hence, 'reign' is the most appropriate answer.