He has _________ his mind to Join Pak Army.
Correct answer: C. made up
- A. make by
- B. made with
- C. made up
- D. made by
Explanation
“Make up one’s mind” means reach a decision, so “made up his mind” correctly introduces his decision to join the army. The other combinations are not standard expressions.
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