Correct option is B
The correct option to fill in the blank is (b)
enough.
Explanation: The pattern is
adjective + enough + to-infinitive to show sufficiency: “old enough to participate” =
उतना बड़ा/पर्याप्त रूप से बड़ा कि भाग ले सके. “Too” expresses excess leading to a negative result (
too old to… would imply
cannot), while “rather/quite” do not express sufficiency.
Example:
She is strong enough to lift the box.
Explain why other options are incorrect.
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(a) too: indicates excess resulting in an undesired outcome (बहुत ज़्यादा) — meaning would change.
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(c) rather: somewhat/quite (काफ़ी/कुछ हद तक) — not a sufficiency marker with “to + V”.
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(d) quite: fairly/completely depending on context (काफ़ी/पूरी तरह) — doesn’t license “to + V” for sufficiency.
Information booster (degree + enough): With adjectives/adverbs,
enough follows them (e.g.,
fast enough), but with nouns it precedes (
enough money).