1). Only A2). Only B3). Both A and B4). Both A and C

1.	1). Only A2). Only B3). Both A and B4). Both A and C
Answer» CORRECT option - 4 Firstly, 'gather' is not used with preposition 'for'. Hence, B is incorrect. Thus, options 2 & 3 are ELIMINATED. Let's find out the meaning of following phrases:- turn to - to ask someone for help. seek after - to keep looking for something. boil the ocean for - to take an impossible TASK or make a task unnecessarily difficult. Here, it explains that 'I have never looked for something that is not valuable'. This can be also defined as 'I have tried doing some impossible task that is not valuable for me'. Hence, A and C, both can be used. Thus, option 4 i.e. A and C is the correct answer.

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CORRECT option - 4

Firstly, 'gather' is not used with preposition 'for'. Hence, B is incorrect. Thus, options 2 & 3 are ELIMINATED.

Let's find out the meaning of following phrases:-

turn to - to ask someone for help.

seek after - to keep looking for something.

boil the ocean for - to take an impossible TASK or make a task unnecessarily difficult.

Here, it explains that 'I have never looked for something that is not valuable'. This can be also defined as 'I have tried doing some impossible task that is not valuable for me'. Hence, A and C, both can be used. Thus, option 4 i.e. A and C is the correct answer.

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