Of course we ___ act on some impulse or urge.
(Passage context: I was engaged in many activities and I wanted a proper reconciliation between my activity and thought. Thought without ___ is undeveloped thought. Action without ___ is folly. Of course we ___ act on some impulse or ___ urge. If suddenly you throw ___ brick at me and my ___ goes up in front to ___ myself, it is an automatic, ___ action and not a result ___ deliberate thought. Our living is ___ by a series of automatic ___ from morning till night. Anything ___ do outside that common range of ___,...)
- Anever
- Bbelatedly
- Csometimes
Explanation
'Of course we sometimes act on some impulse or urge' — the author concedes occasional unthinking action before illustrating it with the brick example. 'Never' (A) is contradicted by the example that follows, and 'belatedly' (B) is irrelevant. Hence the answer is C.