Question

For all ______, the test is over.
intensive porpoises
intents and purposes
intensive purposes

Answer 1

For all intents and purposes, the test is over.

What is the meaning of the idiom for all intents and purposes?

• This is an idiomatic expression that means in 'all practical sense'. The standard form of this expression is for all intents and purposes.
• The literal meaning of this idiom is completely in every viewpoint.
• For example,  For all intents and purposes, the company has succeeded.
• The war, for all intents and purposes, is inevitable.

Thus, the correct option is (b) intents and purposes