In the given text, the blanks are numbered (i)—(iv). Select the best match for all the blanks.
Prof. P \(\underline{(i)}\) merely a man who narrated funny stories. moments he was capable of self-deprecating humor. \(\underline{(ii)}\) in his blackest
Prof. Q \(\)\(\underline{(i)}\) a man who hardly narrated funny stories. \(\underline{(iv)}\) in his blackest moments was he able to find humor.
Prof. P \(\underline{(i)}\) merely a man who narrated funny stories. moments he was capable of self-deprecating humor. \(\underline{(ii)}\) in his blackest
Prof. Q \(\)\(\underline{(i)}\) a man who hardly narrated funny stories. \(\underline{(iv)}\) in his blackest moments was he able to find humor.
- (i) was (ii) only (iii) wasn't (iv) Even
- (i) wasn't (ii) Even (iii) was (iv) Only
- (i) was (ii) Even (iii) wasn't (iv) Only
- (i) wasn't (ii) Only (iii) was (iv) Even
The Correct Option is B
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