Double Blanks In a Sentence : - The knowledge of appropriate use of words and good command over vocabulary will help the candidates in solving such type of questions. Candidates are required to fill up these blank spaces out of the four or five given choices. 

In the question : - 

The partners broke off as they found each other  __________ of  __________ breach of promise.

The first word that can be filled in the blank part is Guilty means having broken a law; being responsible for doing something wrong , and second word filled in the blank part is Flagrant which means shocking because it is done in a very obvious way and shows no respect for people, laws, etc. 

Guilty : - The old man feels he is guilty , but cannot change himself.

Flagrant : - Telling the story was a flagrant breach of trust .

Option A : - (i)  Faulty : - (not working properly) The logic behind this statement is faulty. 

                    (ii) Severe : - (extremely bad or serious) He suffered a severe head injury .

Option B : - (i) Responsible : - (having the job or duty of dealing with somebody/something) I'm directly responsible for all of this .

                    (ii) Serious : - (bad or dangerous) Even hurting, he was serious about everything he said.

Option D : - (i) Accused : -( to say that somebody has done something wrong or broken the law) He practically accused you of causing the accident!

                    (ii) Rigid : -(not able to or not wanting to change or be changed) His rigid adherence to the rules made him unpopular.

Thus , the Correct Option is C , which is Guilty, Flagrant .

Double Blanks In a Sentence : - The knowledge of appropriate use of words and good command over vocabulary will help the candidates in solving such type of questions. Candidates are required to fill up these blank spaces out of the four or five given choices. 

In the question : - 

He had managed to  ___________ several times, but was finally  ________ by the police.

The first word that can be filled in the blank part is Escape means to manage to get away from a place where you do not want to be; to get free , and second word filled in the blank part is Arrested which means when the police arrest somebody, they take him/her prisoner in order to question him/her about a crime .

Escape :-  He celebrated his escape from his boring job with a long vacation .

Arrested : -  He was arrested for faking some famous paintings.

Option A : -  (i) Deceive : - (to try to make somebody believe something that is not true) Her parents punished her for trying to deceive them .

                    (ii) Cheated : - ( to trick somebody, especially when that person trusts you ) If he had lied to her, he might have cheated as well.

Option B : -  (i) Defend : -( to protect somebody/something from harm or danger) I can defend you against anything that attacks us.

                   (ii)  Acquitted : -( to state formally that a person is not guilty of a crime) He was tried before a jury and acquitted in the face of the clearest evidence .

Option D : -  (i) Cheat : -  (to trick somebody, especially when that person trusts you) You're just trying to cheat us. 

                   (ii) Robbed : - (to take money, property, etc. from a person or place illegally) He robbed me of my bag.

Thus , the Correct Option is C , which is Escape, Arrested .

Double Blanks In a Sentence : - The knowledge of appropriate use of words and good command over vocabulary will help the candidates in solving such type of questions. Candidates are required to fill up these blank spaces out of the four or five given choices. 

In the question : - 

The  ___________ words of the mother comforted the  ________ child.

The first word that can be filled in the blank part is Melodious means pleasant to listen to, like music , and second word filled in the blank part is Playful which means done or said in fun; not serious .

Melodious : - He spoke in a quiet melodious voice.

Playful : -   He had a playful expression on his face .

Option A : -  (i) Harsh : - ( very strict and unkind ) He had harsh words for his opponent.

                     (ii)  Naughty : - ( badly behaved; not obeying) You've been a very naughty boy!

Option B : - (i) Sweet : - (containing, or tasting as if it contains, a lot of sugar )  It was far too sweet and had a bitter aftertaste.            

                    (ii) Happy ; -  ( It was far too sweet and had a bitter aftertaste) He tried to make his wife happy, but couldn't.

Option C : - (i) Sweet ( containing, or tasting as if it contains, a lot of sugar )  It was far too sweet and had a bitter aftertaste.  

                    (ii) Energetic : - (full of or needing energy and enthusiasm) The children are energetic workers .

Thus , the Correct Option is D , which is Melodious, Playful .