Option (a) is the correct idiom to fill in the blank.
Idiom: "get mixed up"
Meaning: To confuse or mistake one thing for another.
Example: Naina has six children, and I always get mixed up with their names.
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As soon as the decision to raise the price of petrol and diesel was announced_________ in the Parliament.
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As I had to catch an early morning flight, I asked my friend whether he would drop me at the airport in his car. He gave me a flimsy excuse. That’s when I realised, he was only _____.
Select the most appropriate option to fill in the blank and complete the given proverb correctly.
A journey of thousand miles begins ____________.
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Where are you? It is so difficult to __________ sight of you.
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Don't blow your __________.
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I love home-cooked food so I eat out ________.
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