Question

As we __________ life we gain experiences of various kinds.

• A. move towards
• B. move ahead of
• C. move into
• D. No correction required

Hint:

In correction questions, always check if the original sentence is already correct before considering changes.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is D

Step 1: The sentence already reads naturally: "As we move through life we gain experiences of various kinds."
Step 2: Let's test the alternatives:
- (a) "move towards life" → awkward and illogical.
- (b) "move ahead of life" → incorrect meaning, as no one can move ahead of life. 
- (c) “move into life” → does not capture the continuous nature of gaining experiences. 
- (d) No correction required → the existing phrase is correct. 
Step 3: Hence, option (d) is the right choice. \[ \boxed{\text{No correction required}} \]

Answer 2

Since one option claims no correction is needed, test this by first identifying what preposition idiomatically pairs with progressing through the course of life, then check whether any listed alternative genuinely improves on that.

1. Option A: "move towards life" implies life is a destination not yet reached, which contradicts the fact that we are already living and gaining experience continuously.
2. Option B: "move ahead of life" wrongly suggests overtaking or surpassing life itself, which is not a meaningful or natural idea.
3. Option C: "move into life" suggests entering life at a single point, which does not capture the continuous, ongoing process of gaining varied experiences over time.
4. Option D: the original phrasing already conveys the idea of progressing continuously through the course of life, which is precisely what allows one to "gain experiences of various kinds" over time — no listed alternative improves on this.

Since none of the three replacement options describes the continuous, ongoing sense correctly, the original sentence needs no change.

Hence, the correct answer is No correction required.