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The magic show was ........ the children's Home.

Ain aim for

Bin aid of

Cin aim of

Din aid at

Answer:

B. in aid of

Read Explanation:

  • In aid of means for the benefit or support of someone or something, especially to raise money for a charitable cause.

  • The sentence means that the magic show was organised to support the Children's Home, probably by raising funds.

  • In aim for, in aim of, and in aid at are incorrect expressions in this context.


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