The correct answer is Option (3) - Excess
The correct answer is: Excess → "Excess of anything is bad."
- "Excess" means "too much of something," which fits perfectly in the given sentence.
- The phrase "Excess of anything is bad" is a well-known proverb that means too much of anything can be harmful.
OTHER OPTIONS
- "Access" → Refers to the ability to enter or use something (e.g., "I have access to the internet"), which does not fit here.
- "Accession" → Refers to the process of gaining a position or an increase in something (e.g., "The king's accession to the throne").
- "Aces" → Refers to playing cards or excellence in something (e.g., "He is an ace at tennis"), which is unrelated to the sentence.
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