Read the following text and fill the gaps with correct form of verbs as per subject and context:

Once upon a time, there (a) —— (be) a king who was very fond of (b) ——— (know) his future from the astrologers. A famous astrologer (c) ———— (stop) at his capital on his way to home. The king called on him to (d) ——— (know) about the future and the astrologer (e) ———— (tell) him something unpleasant. At this the king (f) ———- (get) furious and (g) ———— (condemn) him to death saying, "Men like you (h) ———— (live) to spoil the peace of the world." But another thought (i) ———— (cross) his mind before the astrologer (j) ———— (send) for execution. "How long will you (k) ——— (live)?" asked the king. With ready wit, the astrologer said, "The stars (l) ——— (declare) that I shall die only a week before your majesty, so goodbye." (m) ——— (hear) this, the king turned pale like a dead man and shouted, "Drive this wretch away, let him (n) ——— (come) here again."

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If all the children (a)——-(go) to school, the country (b)———(get) rid of the curse of illiteracy. To boost up education, the govt. (c)——( (spend) more money. Subsidies must (d)——(give) in the education sector. Teachers (e)--—(need) to (f)————(train) for good teaching. The poor students can (g)——-(bring) under "Food for Education" programme. We (h)- ——-(take). care that no institution (i)———- (close) down due to political clashes. All concerned (j) ——(be) conscious about it. If we cannot (k) ———(keep) pace with the present world, we (l) ———- (lag) behind. For this we have to (m) ———(ensure) education for all and set a bright prospect for (n)————-(implement) all necessary steps.

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On 26 March, 1971, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman (a) ——- - (declare) the independence of Bangladesh. (b) ——-(follow) this declaration, a war began between the freedom-loving Bangalees and the brutal forces of West Pakistan, (c)————- (result) in the independence of Bangladesh. The Pakistani Military Janta (d) ————- (base) in West Pakistan (e)——— (launch) the Operation Searchlight against the unarmed people of East Pakistan (f) ————(initiate) genocide in Bangladesh. In response to the violence, members of Mukti Bahini (g)——— (start) a mass guerrilla war against the occupation forces. People from all walks of life (h)————- (respond) to the call of Bangabandhu and joined the war (i) ————- (liberate) their dear motherland. The war (j)—————— (continue) for about nine months. The heroic sons of the soil made the supreme sacrifices with a view to (k) ———-- (snatch) away the long-cherished freedom and thus (l)———- (establish) Bangladesh as an independent country in the world map. Now, it (m) ——-- (be) our bounden duty (n) ———— (uphold) the freedom of the country.

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Tigers (a)——— (know) as ferocious animals. But they hardly (b) ——— (kill) any animal when they are not hungry. Usually the tigers (c)——— (reside) in the deep forest. They are hardly (d)——— (see) in the open unless there (e) ——— (to be) a strong necessity. They often remain $(f)$—— (hide) under the deep green in search of the prey. Whenever they (g) ——— (discern) any prospective prey, they take a pose to (h) ——— (fall) upon it. Tigers often ( $i$ ) ——— (unite) themselves to $(j)$——— (attack) their prey from different directions. An adult tiger $(k)$———— (devour) 20 to 30 kilograms of meat at a single meal. In our Sundarbans the number of tigers (l) ———— (decrease) day by day. Poaching and illegal trafficking $(m)$———— (to be) the main reasons of decrease. So the concerned authority should be committed to ( $n$ ) ———— (take) action to protect the tigers.