Question

Q19 A paragraph is given from which the last sentence has been deleted. From the given options, choose the one that
completes the paragraph in the most appropriate way.
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One thing I remember is that I never saw my father running. This odd fact came to me one day recently when I was
sprinting for a train, and I brooded on it for a long time afterwards. He must have run, of course, sometimes and on
some necessary occasions, but if he did, and if I saw him, I have no memory of it. His life, moving at an even and
unruffled pace, was limited on all sides by the circumstances of his time, his class and his age.

(a) Perhaps I am being patronising by thinking my father's life monotonous.

(b) For him, as for so many of his class and time, life had its fixed phases: childhood, the brief flowering of adolescence, then
adulthood, marriage and the long plateau stretching to retirement.

(c) To me they seemed, until their final years, to be of an indeterminate age, creatures essentially of a different species,
permanent and unchanging, simply there.

(d) Thinking back on the lives of one's parents and making comparisons with one's own life can be a dizzying exercise.​

Answer 1

Answer:

option b mark me as brainlist please