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In the following sentence, Find out which pair of words can be filled in the blanks in order to make a meaningful sentence. A four- year - old girl ______ her life after she was _____ from a 400 ft bore well she had slipped into.

In the following sentence, Find out which pair of words can be filled in the blanks in order to make a meaningful sentence. A four- year - old girl ______ her life after she was _____ from a 400 ft bore well she had slipped into. Correct Answer Lost, rescued

Lost, rescued are the words which gives meaning to the sentence.

For other options:

Default - Fail

Sustained - suffered  are suitable and correct pairs.

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