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Fill in the blank (idiom: “take someone for a ride”) “Natwarlal ______ them all for a ride by producing false documents.” Choose the verb that completes the idiom correctly.

Difficulty: Easy

took
gave
sent
drove

Correct Answer: took

Explanation:

Given data

Idiom meaning “to deceive or cheat someone.”

Concept/ApproachThe fixed expression is take someone for a ride. In past tense: took.

Option analysistook — correct past tense of the idiom.gave / sent / drove — do not form the idiom and change the meaning.

Final Answertook

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