Question

Which of the option(s) means the same as the given sentence?
The army is not capable of fighting any more battles.
A) The army is not fit to any more battles.
B) The army is no fit in with any more battles.
C) The army is not fit for any more battles.
D) The army is not fit by any more battles.

Answer 1

Hint:Synonyms should go here because it gives the same or similar meaning of the word or the phrase or the sentence.

Complete answer:
Option A) The army is not fit to any more battles – is an incorrect answer because ‘fit to’ requires an action to follow it and the use of this option in the sentence will make the sentence grammatically flawed and this is an incorrect answer.
Option B) The army is no fit in with any more battles – is an incorrect answer because ‘fit in’ means ‘to go well together’ but the sentence does not show any such meaning. So, fit in in the sentence will not make any sense and thus, this is an incorrect answer.
Option C) The army is not fit for any more battles – is the correct answer because ‘not fit for’ implies that it is not capable of or does not meet adequate standards. Thus, the sentence indicates that the army does not meet adequate standards to fight any more battles. Thus, this is the correct answer.
Option D) The army is not fit by any more battles – is an incorrect answer because ‘not fit by’ is not a real phrase. Thus, the use of this option will not give any sense in the sentence. Thus, this is an incorrect answer.

Hence, the correct answer is Option ‘ C’.

Note:The given sentence means that the army does not meet adequate standards for fighting any more battles. In the phrases, the subject (the army) and the object (more battles) remain the same. Thus, the rest of the phrase must mean 'does not meet adequate standards. So, option C is the most appropriate answer and rest options are wrong as it fails to give the same meaning of the phrase.