Correct option is A
The correct substitution of the highlighted words is (a)
enormous.
Explanation:
The sentence describes a
very large bungalow, which implies size and space. “Enormous” means
very large in size or amount, making it the most suitable word to substitute “extremely large.”
Correct sentence: My uncle has an enormous bungalow which has six bedrooms, five bathrooms and four living rooms.
Grammatical rule used:
Adjective replacement based on contextual meaning is allowed when the grammatical role of the word (modifying a noun) remains the same. “Enormous” is an adjective just like “extremely large.”
Example:
· They live in an enormous mansion in the hills.
Information Booster:
Words like “enormous,” “gigantic,” and “massive” are often used to describe large quantities or sizes in formal usage.
Meanings of the other options:
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Meagre – Small or insufficient in amount. (अल्प / कम मात्रा में)
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Great – Can mean big, but usually refers to quality or impact rather than size. (महान / उत्तम)
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Oversize – Bigger than usual but often used for clothes or objects, not for buildings. (बहुत बड़ा / अधिक आकार का)