There will then be no ___ between a wish to do something
(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 ___,...)
- Areconciliation
- Bconflict
- Cinflict
Explanation
With wish and ability aligned, 'there will then be no conflict between a wish to do something...' (B). 'Reconciliation' (A) was the opening aim, not what disappears; 'inflict' (C) is nonsense in this sentence. Hence the answer is B.