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Tapan from San Academy, Chennai

Subject :IEO Class : Class 5

Choose the correct option to fill in the blank.

I can't _______ this anymore. I'm going home.

Aarm
Bstomach
Cfoot
Dhead

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Ans 1:

Trideev Reddy Maddirevula from IIPS, Riyadh

Class : Class 7

this is hard . i was told that it was head cuse it means lead a situation

Ans 2:

Sanvi from K R Mangalam, Ghaziabad

Class : Class 8

Ans 3:

Sai Lakshmi Rao from Maneckji Cooper Education Trust, Mumbai

Class : Class 4

Ans 4:

Ayesha Kazi from GoldCrest High, Navi Mumbai

Class : Class 5

Ans 5:

Ananya Mahajan from Delhi Public School Noida 'DPS', Noida Uttar Pradesh

Class : Class 6

It should be head or foot but NOT stomach

Ans 6:

Oscar Maltman from DBSEH, dubai

Class : Class 8

it is not possible stomach like that doesn't make sense!

Ans 7:

Arnesh from DPS Mathura Road , New Delhi

Class : Class 7

Correct ans can be foot but not stomach!

Ans 8:

Vivaan gulati from NPS international , Singapore

Class : Class 5

What do you mean by "Stomach it??"

Ans 9:

P A Reyyansh from Ann Mary School, Dehradun

Class : Class 10

IT'S ARMS. SO MAny faults in this paper.

Ans 10:

Samarpit Pani from Delhi Public School , Cuttack

Class : Class 5

how it is stomach

Ans 11:

SHOURYA JANA from Birla High School Mukundapur, Kolkata

Class : Class 6

The correct option is **B**: "stomach." The complete sentence would read: "I can't stomach this anymore. I'm going home." The phrase "I can't stomach this anymore" is an idiomatic expression that means someone can no longer tolerate or endure something. In this context, "stomach" is used metaphorically to imply that the person is feeling emotionally or mentally unable to continue dealing with the situation. Other options like **A** "arm," **C** "foot," and **D** "head" wouldn't fit this context because they don't convey the idea of endurance or tolerance in the same idiomatic way. And please do not insult the IEO team by writing rude comments. We should rather learn to accept our mistakes rather than blaming others.