Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank number 1.
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Correct answer: B
Explanation
The correct answer is option 2 i.e. in.
- In is a suitable option.
- For years, months, centuries, and long periods, this preposition is used. Given that the statement refers to the year 1850, it fits in this context completely.
- As a result, "in" is the right answer since it perfectly conveys Jane's passing in the year 1850.
- The other option means
- At: This preposition is used to indicate a particular time, event or location.
- Into: This preposition is used in instances such as when an object moves from outside to inside of a place or vice versa and so on.
- On: This preposition is used when talking about specific dates, days or location. For example, the plate is kept on the dining table.