What was the main__________behind london bombings.
Correct answer: B. motive
- A. aim
- B. motive
- C. objective
- D. purpose
Explanation
A “motive” is the reason or intention behind an act, especially a harmful or criminal one. “Aim,” “objective,” and “purpose” are related words, but “motive” is the most natural term for bombings.
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