Copy the correct answers from the given alternatives. Rewriting the text is not necessary. Once upon a time, (a) . . . . . (a/an/the/no article)…

Copy the correct answers from the given alternatives. Rewriting the text is not necessary.

Once upon a time, (a) . . . . . (a/an/the/no article) turtle kept on worshipping the god for days and nights. Many animals approached him, asking him to stop his lunatic deed and warned him that he (b) . . . . (will/shall/would/must) be killed. But, he paid no heed! Finally, the god overwhelmed with the prayer, met the turtle and said, "(c) . . . . . (What he wanted/What did he want/What was wanted/What do you want)?" The turtle said, "I want to fly like a bird and hope that you'll fulfill my wish." The god, (d) . . . . . (whom/who/what/when) came to see the turtle, was shocked to listen to the proposal. "A turtle wants to fly!" he thought. Thinking for a while, the god told the turtle that his wish (e) . . . . . (was/were/is/are) fulfilled. Soon after, the turtle started to notice changes in his body. Small wings (f) . . . . . (appear/appeared/were appeared/have appeared) and grew instantly, and soon, he began to fly. With great joy, he went higher and higher and came down swiftly, (g) . . . . . (wasn't he/did he/won't he/didn't he)? After long hours in the sky, the turtle was exhausted. Many times, he tried to land on the Earth, but failed. He had asked the god (h) . . . . (to/for/with/by) the power to fly and had been granted, (i) . . . . . (and/in spite of/moreover/however), he had not been given the power to land. Being exhausted and not being able to fly anymore, he finally collided with a mountain. Not only were his wings broken, but also his hard shells were shattered, and unfortunately, he was killed. If he hadn't been so stupid, he (j) . . . . . (would have lived/wouldn't have lived/would live/will live) a happy life.