Choose the correct option to fill in the blank.

______ are kind hearted people.

Indians

The correct answer is Option (2) →The Indians

Option 1: Indians Explanation: This option uses the plural noun "Indians" to refer to a group of people. Since the sentence is describing a general characteristic of a group of people (being kind-hearted), it is appropriate to use the plural form of the noun without an article.

Option 2: The Indians : This option uses the definite article "the" before the plural noun "Indians." While "the Indians" could refer to a specific group of people (e.g., the Indian cricket team), it doesn't fit well in the context of the sentence, which describes a general characteristic without specifying a particular group.

Option 3: An Indians : This option uses the indefinite article "an" before the plural noun "Indians." This combination is grammatically incorrect because "an" is used before singular nouns, not plural nouns.

Option 4: A Indians : This option uses the indefinite article "a" before the plural noun "Indians." Similar to option 3, this combination is grammatically incorrect because "a" is used before singular nouns, not plural nouns.