1. The Coffee Incident
I once tried to give up coffee for a week. By day two, my brain was staging a protest. I was holding full conversations with my mug, apologizing to it like we'd broken up over something petty. On day three, I swear I could smell coffee three houses away. By day four, I was googling “Can caffeine withdrawals cause hallucinations of espresso machines?” Day five? I ran out of excuses and dignity. I crawled back to the kitchen, whispering, “I'm sorry. I was wrong. Take me back.”

2. Zoom Meeting Realities
Zoom meetings are a special kind of chaos. You spend half the time pretending your mic “isn't working” and the other half watching someone forget theirs is working. There's always that one person whose background is suspiciously tropical, even though they swear they're “still working.” And don't get me started on people talking while muted — it's like modern mime art. Everyone's nodding politely while no one hears a thing'

3. The Universal Sock Mystery
Where do the other socks go? I start with two, put them in the washing machine, and poof — one vanishes. I'm convinced there's a sock dimension out there, just overflowing with perfectly good left socks. Somewhere, a scientist is trying to explain dark matter, and the answer is literally just socks. Meanwhile, my drawer is a graveyard of unmatched loners living in hope.

1. As _________ evolved and eventually moved to cities, close proximity _______ how we viewed and assessed each________ .

• civilisation, enhanced, situation
• generations, changed, other
• culture, helped, life
• Lives, destroyed, culture

2. _________, medicine has been operated by trial and error, in other words, _______.We know by now that there can be entirely ________ connections between symptoms and treatment, and some medications succeed in medical trials for mere random reasons.

• Formerly, randomly, accidental
• Traditionally, analytically, casual
• Historically, arbitrarily, fortuitous
• Periodically, logically, arbitrary

3. While start-ups have _______reach, they introduce ________ products, they open-up _________markets.

• Limited, new, innovative
• while, innovative, new
• Restricted, when, innovative
• Limited, innovative, new

4. The students __________the teacher on teacher's day for twenty years of dedicated teaching.

• Facilitated
• Felicitated
• Fantasized
• Fecilitated

5. What is the fear of open spaces called?

• Acrophobia
• Hydrophobia
• Agoraphobia
• Claustrophobia

• Leisure
• Mischievous
• Niche
• Genre
• Jewelry
• Wednesday
• Archive
• Athlete
• Quinoa
• Bouquet
• Cliche
• Colonel
• Coupon
• Dessert (edible)
• February