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Match the professions with the field of work. Profession Field of work - Marathi (Second Language) [मराठी (द्वितीय भाषा)]

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Match the professions with the field of work.

  Profession   Field of work
(1) Chief Minister (a) Business
(2) Magistrate (b) Transport
(3) Soldier (c) Construction
(4) Trader (d) Administration
(5) Builder (e) Education
(6) Driver (f) Defence
(7) Teacher (g) Law
Match the Columns

Solution

  Profession   Field of work
(1) Chief Minister (d) Administration
(2) Magistrate (g) Law
(3) Soldier (f) Defence
(4) Trader (a) Business
(5) Builder (c) Construction
(6) Driver (b) Transport
(7) Teacher (e) Education
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Chapter 4.3: The Bees - Warming up [Page 87]

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