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Q1. He takes his turn, and she takes ________.
Q1. He takes his turn, and she takes ________.
Fill the blank with appropriate option.
Fill the blank with appropriate option.
Fill the blank with appropriate option.
(A) her
(A) her
(A) her
(B) hers
(B) hers
(B) hers
(C) himself
(C) himself
(C) himself
(D) herself
(D) herself
(D) herself
Answer: (B) hers
Answer: (B) hers
Answer: (B) hers
hers
hers
hers
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