Fill in the blanks with appropriate word in each gap.

The tea garden workers in Sreemongal are (a) ____ for better wages and living conditions. They complain about the lack of (b) ____ for their children's education, and the insufficient (c) ____ of ration they receive. Many workers can hardly afford to (d) ____ which has led to their protests. One worker mentioned that they only get 3 kg of flour once a week, which is not (e) ____. The workers have been demanding that their daily (f) ____ be raised to 3 dollars. They are hopeful that if their demand is met, they can (g) ____ to work, but so far, the (h) ____ have not understood their (i) ____ They continue to (j) ____ for their rights.

(a) protesting; (b) facilities: (c) quantity: (d) cat/manage: (e) sufficient: (f) wage/remuneration/ earnings ; (g) return (h) authorities; (i) plight/sufferings ; (j) struggle/demand.

The tea garden workers in Sreemongal are (a) protesting for better wages and living conditions. They complain about the lack of (b) facilities for their children's education, and the insufficient (c) quantity of ration they receive. Many workers can hardly afford to (d) cat/manage which has led to their protests. One worker mentioned that they only get 3 kg of flour once a week, which is not (e) sufficient. The workers have been demanding that their daily (f) wage/remuneration/ earnings be raised to 3 dollars. They are hopeful that if their demand is met, they can (g) return to work, but so far, the (h) authorities have not understood their (i) plight/sufferings They continue to (j) struggle/demand for their rights.