Select the most appropriate option to fill in the blank.
I am ___________ after five years.

Correct option is C

The correct option to fill in the blank is (c) taking an exam.
✔ Explanation of correct answer:
· The correct collocation is “taking an exam”, which means appearing for or sitting in an examination.
· None of the other options form grammatically or idiomatically correct phrases with "exam".
Example: After a long break, I am taking an exam to rejoin the course.
Why others are incorrect: · (a) Frying an exam – Incorrect and meaningless phrase.
· (b) Keeping an exam – Incorrect usage; not idiomatic.
· (d) Making an exam – Only used for examiners preparing the question paper, not students.
�� Collocation Tip:
�� Take/appear for/give an exam = Sit in an exam.
�� Set/make an exam = Prepare an exam paper (by teachers).