In this question, there are two sentences I and II, each having a blank, followed by four words.
Select only one word which fills both the blanks.
I. The child sat through the long sermon.
II. We have to receive the documents.

The single word that fills both blanks is "still".

Sentence I:

"The child sat still through the long sermon" means the child remained motionless or quiet.

Sentence II:

"We have still to receive the documents" means we are still in a state of waiting for the documents to arrive.

So, the correct option is option D.

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