Read the given extract.

Which phrase would correctly substitute ‘issuing from its birth-place’, in the given sentence from the extract. For song, issuing from its birth-place, after fulfilment, wandering.

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(a) Emerging from its source 

(b) Departing from its home 

(c) Separating from its origin 

(d) Leaving from its place

Answer as written by the student

The phrase that would correctly substitute ‘issuing from its birth-place’ in the given sentence from the extract is (a) Emerging from its source .

Step-by-step explanation of the answer

To answer this question, we need to understand the meaning and context of the phrase ‘issuing from its birth-place’ and how it relates to the extract.

• The phrase that would correctly substitute ‘issuing from its birth-place’ in the given sentence from the extract is (a) Emerging from its source , because it conveys the same idea of coming out from the place where it was created or originated. The word "emerging" means coming into view or becoming apparent, which is similar to the word "issuing" in the original phrase. The word "source" means the point of origin or the beginning of something, which is similar to the word "birth-place" in the original phrase.

The other options are not correct, because they do not convey the same idea of coming out from the place where it was created or originated.

• The phrase (b) Departing from its home   implies leaving or going away from the place where it belongs or feels comfortable, which is not the same as the original phrase.
• The phrase (c) Separating from its origin   implies breaking or splitting away from the place where it started or came from, which is not the same as the original phrase.
• The phrase (d) Leaving from its place  implies moving or going away from the place where it is located or situated, which is not the same as the original phrase.

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