In each of the following questions one sentence has been given. Each sentence has two blanks. From the options given below the sentence, pick the pair of words that fits into both the blanks respectively to make the sentence contextually meaningful and mark the letter corresponding to it as your answer.

Part of Justin’s hyperactivity _________________ that he couldn’t concentrate __________________ to read.

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In each of the following questions one sentence has been given. Each sentence has two blanks. From the options given below the sentence, pick the pair of words that fits into both the blanks respectively to make the sentence contextually meaningful and mark the letter corresponding to it as your answer.

Part of Justin’s hyperactivity _________________ that he couldn’t concentrate __________________ to read.

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**Solution:**

1. The sentence is: "Part of Justin’s hyperactivity _________________ that he couldn’t concentrate __________________ to read."

2. We need to find a pair of words that fit logically and grammatically in the blanks.

3. Option (b) "meant, enough" fits perfectly:
   - "Part of Justin’s hyperactivity **meant** that he couldn’t concentrate **enough** to read."

4. "Meant" correctly indicates that the hyperactivity caused or implied something.

5. "Enough" suitably completes the phrase "couldn’t concentrate enough to read," which is a common and meaningful expression.

6. Other options do not fit contextually or grammatically:
   - (a) "summarise, ended" does not make sense here.
   - (c) "concluded, just" is awkward and incorrect.
   - (d) "implied, by" is grammatically incorrect.
   - (e) "simplified, farther" is irrelevant and incorrect.

**Answer:** (b) meant, enough

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