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It is .............................. this juncture that we can see a twist in the story.

Ain

Bat

Con

Doff

Answer:

B. at

Read Explanation:

  • (A) in – ❌ "In this juncture" is not idiomatic or grammatically correct.

  • (C) on – ❌ Typically used for surfaces or dates ("on the table", "on Monday").

  • (D) off – ❌ Doesn’t fit the context at all.


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