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A. Complete the following sentences using the words highlighted in the text. Two of those words are not necessary. 5x1=5 a. Attendance at school is ............. b. Some people believe that the…

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A. Complete the following sentences using the words highlighted in the text. Two of those words are not necessary. 5x1=5 a. Attendance at school is ............. b. Some people believe that the universe was ......... by a big explosion. c. Everyone knows that he made a mistake. So, his guilt is ...... to everyone. d. God is often .......... of as male. e. The committee finally ............. his suggestions.

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HeadingA. Complete the following sentences using the words highlighted in the text.
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The highlighted words from the text are: **compulsory**, **created**, **undeniable**, **depicted**, **accepted**, **rejected**. Two of these words are not necessary for the sentences. The correct words to fill in the blanks are:

a. Attendance at school is **compulsory** for all students as per government regulations.

b. Some people believe that the universe was **created** by a big explosion known as the Big Bang.

c. Everyone knows that he made a mistake. So, his guilt is **undeniable** to everyone.

d. God is often **depicted** of as male in religious art and literature.

e. The committee finally **accepted** his suggestions after careful consideration.

**Explanation of the words:**

- **Compulsory** means something that is required by law or rules. It fits perfectly in sentence (a).

- **Created** means to bring something into existence. It is the correct word for sentence (b).

- **Undeniable** means something that cannot be denied or disputed. It is the best fit for sentence (c).

- **Depicted** means to represent something in a picture or story. It is the correct word for sentence (d).

- **Accepted** means to agree to or approve of something. It fits sentence (e) correctly.

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