Fill in the gap with the most appropriate option from the list following the gap.

The trader ...... his wares at the trade fair.

a

exhibited

b

displayed

c

spread

d

demonstrated

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peter samson
9 years ago

exhibit and display are somewhat the same @myschool...please re-examine..

NathanE
4 months ago

The sentence is:

The trader ______ his wares at the trade fair.

First, understand “wares” = goods or items for sale.

Now check the options:

A. exhibited – means formally showed something (often art, inventions, or special items). Possible, but slightly formal.

B. displayed – means arranged and showed goods for people to see and buy. ✅ This fits perfectly for a trader at a trade fair.

C. spread – means to scatter or distribute. Not correct here.

D. demonstrated – means to show how something works. That would be used if he was showing how to use a product, not just selling it.

✅ Correct Answer: B (displayed)

ADUKE1999
9 years ago

REALLY?

Gravitation
1 year ago

The answer should be displayed not A

ubaydah15
3 years ago

d ans is b

alliedbasicco
10 years ago

i love your site but you guys are kinda slow.

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