FILL IN THE BLANKS PART – 7

'Lethargic' means having little energy, feeling unwilling and unable to do anything. The given sentence states that still flaccid and lethargic from fack of blood, Ed ambled slowly in front of the doors. Hence, 'lethargic' is the most appropriate answer.

'Seem' means to give the Impression of being or doing something. The given sentence states that at first the water seemed blue, then grey. Hence, seemed' is the most appropriate answer.

'Quilted' means made of two layers of cloth filled with padding held in place by lines. The given sentence states that Ram placed her in one of the quilted leather chairs opposite his desk. Hence, quilted' is the most appropriate answer.

'Futility' means the fact of having no effect or of achieving nothing. The given sentence talks about the usefulness or futility of blocking all the highways. Hence, 'futility is the most appropriate answer.

'Happening' means an event that happens. The given sentence states that a haze of panic blurred my vision; something terrible was close to happening. Hence, 'happening' is the most appropriate answer.

'In a pickle' means to be stuck in a difficult situation. The given sentence states that no matter how many times I try, I always end up in the same pickle. Hence, 'pickle' is the most appropriate answer.

'Refreshing' means making you feel less tired or hot. The given sentence talks about having a refreshing bath using a bath wash. Hence, 'refreshing' is the most appropriate answer.

'Obligations' means the state of having to do something because you have promised. The given sentence states that the obligations of revenge demanded a life for a life. Hence, 'obligations' is the most appropriate answer.

'Thumped' means to make a loud sound by beating hard. The given sentence states that my heart thumped hard, bumping the broken glass, nicked by sharp edges. Hence, 'thumped' is the most appropriate answer.

'Revert' means to return to a former state or activity. The given sentence states that it is a sensible decision to now revert to the older system. Hence, 'revert' is the most appropriate answer.