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The sentence requires a phrase that correctly fits the context and grammar. 'Usually go to' (option B) is the correct choice because it properly uses the adverb 'usually' with the base verb 'go' to indicate a habitual action, which fits the sentence meaning.

The correct phrasal verb is "turned down," which means to reject or refuse. Therefore, "His application for a visa was turned down by the consulate" is correct.

When changing direct speech to indirect speech, the present tense 'will' changes to 'would' and time expressions like 'now' change to 'then'. Therefore, 'I will do it now or never' becomes 'she would do it then or never.'

The correct preposition to use with 'full' when indicating the content of a container is 'of'. Therefore, 'The jar was full of oil.' is the correct sentence.

The word "sacrosanct" means something that is regarded as too important or valuable to be interfered with, often considered sacred or inviolable. Among the options, "sacred" is the closest synonym, meaning holy or highly valued, which directly supports the correct answer.

The word "dearth" means a scarcity or lack of something. Its antonym is "abundance," which means a large quantity or plenty of something. Therefore, option C is the correct antonym.

The passive voice of 'The box can contain no more' is 'No more can be contained in this box.' This correctly shifts the focus from the subject 'the box' to the object 'no more' while maintaining the modal verb 'can' and the negative meaning.

The passive voice of 'The people elected him Mayor' correctly changes the object 'him' to the subject 'He' and includes the agent 'by the people.' Option B, 'He was elected Mayor by the people,' is grammatically correct and preserves the original meaning.

The word "gainsay" means to deny or contradict. Its antonym would be to admit or own up to something. Among the options, "own" best fits as the antonym of "gainsay."

The word "civil" can mean "relating to the public or citizens," making "public" a suitable synonym in this context. The other options do not share this meaning.