Read the text below and decide which option (A, B, C or D) best fits each gap. Originating primarily in Russia fairy tales, the Firebird is rarely seen as a (5) ____  entity that causes harm. In some classic tales, the bird is famous for stealing a tsar's (6) ___ golden apple. In other stories as well, it is depicted as a mischievous and (7) ___ creature, prone to doing strange things, but not as an evil being intent on causing harm. Till date, the firebird remains (8) ___ as no one has ever captured an image of the bird or found its feather, believed to possess magical healing properties.

Choose the option where the suffix or prefix has been wrongly used.

Read the text below and decide which option (A, B, C or D) best fits each gap. Originating primarily in Russia fairy tales, the Firebird is rarely seen as a (5) ____  entity that causes harm. In some classic tales, the bird is famous for stealing a tsar's (6) ___ golden apple. In other stories as well, it is depicted as a mischievous and (7) ___ creature, prone to doing strange things, but not as an evil being intent on causing harm. Till date, the firebird remains (8) ___ as no one has ever captured an image of the bird or found its feather, believed to possess magical healing properties.

Read the text below and decide which option (A, B, C or D) best fits each gap. Originating primarily in Russia fairy tales, the Firebird is rarely seen as a (5) ____  entity that causes harm. In some classic tales, the bird is famous for stealing a tsar's (6) ___ golden apple. In other stories as well, it is depicted as a mischievous and (7) ___ creature, prone to doing strange things, but not as an evil being intent on causing harm. Till date, the firebird remains (8) ___ as no one has ever captured an image of the bird or found its feather, believed to possess magical healing properties.

Read the text below and decide which option (A, B, C or D) best fits each gap. Originating primarily in Russia fairy tales, the Firebird is rarely seen as a (5) ____  entity that causes harm. In some classic tales, the bird is famous for stealing a tsar's (6) ___ golden apple. In other stories as well, it is depicted as a mischievous and (7) ___ creature, prone to doing strange things, but not as an evil being intent on causing harm. Till date, the firebird remains (8) ___ as no one has ever captured an image of the bird or found its feather, believed to possess magical healing properties.

He respectedly requested everyone to take their seats so that show could begin perfunctorily.

Spreading false rumors online has a pernicious influence on public trust.

I had hoped the seminar would attract a large audience, but the information was too esoteric for wide appeal.