Explanation

To burst means to explode.

The crackers exploded. Hence, Option D is correct, among the rest of the options.

Four /five lettered pairs (A to D/E) follow a related pair of words given in capitals.

Selected the lettered pair that best expresses a relationship similar to that expressed in the original pair in capitals

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Explanation

There are mainly three articles in English

1. A

2. An

3. The 

We use A when there is consonant sound

We use an when there is consonant sound 

The word apple gives vowel sound

Eating an apple daily is good for health روزانہ ایک سیب کھانا صحت کے لیے اچھا ہے

Explanation

Explanation

"It is easier to walk than to run."

This sentence correctly compares the ease of walking versus running.

It stating that walking is less challenging than running.

Explanation

My pencil is broken. Can I borrow yours?

Explanation

 In Europe, right-wing parties are very successful in their attempt to scare people by telling them there are too many foreigners in the country. 

In Europe, right-wing parties are often successful in their efforts to scare people by portraying immigration as a threat to national identity, culture, and economic stability.

They capitalize on these fears to garner support for their anti-immigration policies and nationalist agendas.

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• Men have never managed to abolish wars up to now, but maybe they will find a way in the future
• مرد اب تک کبھی بھی جنگوں کو ختم کرنے میں کامیاب نہیں ہوئے ہیں، لیکن شاید مستقبل میں انہیں کوئی راستہ مل جائے۔
  
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•  have never managed is correct as present perfect tense is used to indicate that an action has taken place once or more before now.
• The other options are wrong as ' up to now' indicates the use of the present perfect tense.
  

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Explanation

He will be arriving quite late, so by the time he comes, the play Will have begun.

وہ کافی دیر سے پہنچے گا، اس لیے جب تک وہ آئے گا، ڈرامہ شروع ہو چکا ہوگا۔

Explanation

he use to visit us every week but rarely comes now.

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The sentence is in the simple present tense with a singular subject.

"Rarely comes" in option A is correct as it indicates the singular verb for the singular subject 'He'. The verb is also in tense agreement with the sentence as both are in the simple present tense.