Fill in the blanks with the words from the box. You may need to change the form of the words. You may need to use one word more than once.

charm

mangrove

the

beauty

sight

longest

bewitching

wild

rising

within

The seabeach of Cox's Bazar is a (a) ---- gift of nature. The blue water of the sea and its (b) ---- waves are always a pleasant (c) ----which cools our mind (d) ---- a moment. It is (e) ---- seabeach in the world(f) ---- Saint Martin's Island is also a gift of nature in the Bay of Bengal. The beauty of the island is simply (g) ----. The Sundarban the largest (h) ---- forest of the world,is another beautiful gift of nature. It's (i) ---- life and mysterious setting make it more (j) ---.

In this fill-in-the-blanks exercise, words are chosen from the provided list and, where necessary, their forms are changed to fit the grammatical context of each sentence. For (a), 'beautiful' (derived from 'beauty') correctly describes 'gift' as an adjective. 'Bewitching' is used in (b) and (g) to describe the captivating nature of waves and the island's beauty, respectively, as it can be used more than once. 'Sight' perfectly completes the phrase 'pleasant sight' in (c), while 'within' indicates a duration in (d). 'The longest' (from 'the' and 'longest') is the correct superlative for describing a unique feature of the seabeach in (e). 'The' is reused in (f) to introduce 'Saint Martin's Island' as a specific entity. For (h), 'mangrove' specifies the type of forest, forming the standard term 'mangrove forest'. 'Wild' in (i) modifies 'life', creating the common collocation 'wild life'. Finally, 'charming' (derived from 'charm') serves as an adjective in (j) to describe the appeal of the Sundarbans' setting.