Fill in the blank with the suitable option:
There is no glory in war _____.
Answer & explanation
Correct answer: option 3
The correct answer is Option (3) → considering the blood it sheds.
Considering means taking into account, and to shed blood means to wound or kill people. The sentence "There is no glory in war considering the blood it sheds" says that war cannot be glorious when we think of all the killing it causes.
Example: He did well in the exam, considering how ill he had been.
Why the Other Options are Incorrect?
Option 1: without the blood it gives. — Incorrect. War does not "give" blood; the fixed phrase is "shed blood". "Without" also turns the meaning round, as if war without bloodshed had no glory.
Option 2: conditioning the destruction. — Incorrect. To condition is to train or shape a person's behaviour; "conditioning the destruction" makes no sense.
Example: Children are conditioned by what they see at home.
Option 4: consider bloody it is. — Incorrect. It is ungrammatical: the verb "consider" cannot be joined to the sentence like this, and "how" is missing ("considering how bloody it is").