$\begin{array}{|l|l|} \hline \text{understand} & \text{be} & \text{prevail} & \text{respect}& \text{stop}\\ \hline \text{prosper} & \text{feel} & \text{preach} & \text{reign}& \text{defeat} \\ \hline \end{array}$

Truth always (a)---- in the world. Falsehood may (b)---- for the time being. Those, who (c)---- engaged in (d)---- the truth are (e)---- by the people. Those who (f)---- interest in telling lies cannot (g)---- in life. They may prosper seemingly. But, after all, they become really (h)-----. Socrates throughout his life would preach the truth. He tried to make people (i)----what was good for them. He was troubled by the powerful people. Yet, he never (j)---- teaching good things.