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Each species has its special place or habitat. An (31)____  bird watcher can look at (32)____forest, meadow, lake , swamp or field and (33)____ almost exactly what birds he (34)____find there (35)____birds are found all over the world; others (36)____ themselves to certain areas. Still (37)____migrate from one country to another in (38)____in search of warmth and (39)____, and then return in spring,(40)____the season is more favourable.
Q. Find the word most appropriate for Blank No. 35
  • a)
    All
  • b)
    Most
  • c)
    Some
  • d)
    More
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
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The word that would be most appropriate to fill in blank no. 35 is "some".

* **All**: This option is incorrect because it implies that birds are found in all areas, which is not true. Different bird species have specific habitats and are not found everywhere.
* **Most**: This option is incorrect because it implies that the majority of birds are found all over the world, which is not true. Some bird species are restricted to certain areas.
* **Some**: This option is correct because it acknowledges that while some bird species are found all over the world, others are restricted to certain areas.
* **More**: This option is incorrect because it does not fit logically in the sentence. The sentence is discussing the distribution of bird species and not comparing the number of birds in different areas.

Therefore, option C - "Some" is the most appropriate word to fill in blank no. 35.
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