Questions :
Options :
- burst
- fell
- roared
- No improvement required
correct answer : a)
✅ Correct Answer: A) burst
🔍 Explanation:
The commonly accepted and idiomatic expression in English is:
“burst into laughter” ✅
“Burst into laughter” means to suddenly start laughing loudly.
The verb “cracked” is incorrect in this context. Though people may say “cracked up” in informal speech, “cracked into laughter” is not standard or grammatically correct.
❌ Why other options are wrong:
fell into laughter → ❌ Not idiomatic
roared into laughter → ❌ Not standard usage. You may say “roared with laughter,” but not “into.”
No improvement → ❌ Incorrect because “cracked into laughter” is wrong.
✅ Final Sentence:
The crowd burst into laughter on hearing the joke.