1. Many Biharis go to far-off places to earn a livelihood for their families. Such migration of large number of people often ——————-— (enriches, engulfs, ensures) their near and dear ones in deep sorrow. For a father to see his only son leave home to toil in someone else’s farm in a distant land for months at a stretch is a very ———— (disrupting, agonising, disturbing) experience. When the parents receive the remittances sent by their dear son, tears of joys roll down their eyes. They —————— (invoke, revoke, tender) the mercy of their family deity for keeping their son healthy and happy.
This system of seeking employment in distant lands has long been the main political —————- (contention, issue, dispute) in the State. Bihari young men are hardworking and have simple lifestyles. But Bihar can’t provide them enough jobs. Not many factories are there in this economically backward state. This compels the youth to travel long distances to reach places that offer jobs. The experience for the migrant Biharis is often quite —————— (unsettling, turbulent, tiresome). But, the young Biharis have —————- (little, zero, nil) choice but to work in someone else’s land.
Make sentences with these words.
1. Minor as noun and adjective
2. Grip as noun and verb. Gripping as adjective
3. Move as noun, verb (two meanings), moving as adjective (two meanings)
4. Spare as noun, verb and adjective
(Answers will be posted tomorrow.)