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Practice Reading: Fill in the Blanks (Dropdown) ID: #41571 Online Recital
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This email is from a Music Teacher to Students About an Upcoming Online Recital. Below is a text with blanks. Click on each blank, a list of choices will appear. Select the appropriate choice for each blank.
Dear  Students,  

I  hope  this  message  finds  you  well.  As  we    towards  the  end  of  our  semester,  I  am  excited  to  inform  you  about  our  upcoming  online  recital.  This  will  be  a  fantastic  chance  for  all  of  you  to    the  pieces  you've  worked  so  hard  on.  Please  ensure  you    your  pieces  by  next  week,  as  we  will  need  time  to  organise  the  performance  schedule.  The  recital  will  be    via  Zoom,  and  family  and  friends  are  welcome  to  join  and  support  you.  

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Correct answer: inch

Explanation: The word 'inch' fits grammatically as it suggests a gradual progression towards the end of the semester, aligning with the context of moving forward in time. It conveys a sense of slow but steady movement, which is appropriate in this context.

Meaning: 'Inch' means to move slowly or gradually, often used to describe a careful or measured approach to progress.

Wrong options:

  • march: 'March' implies a more forceful or determined movement, which does not fit the gentle progression suggested in the context.
  • journey: 'Journey' is a noun and does not fit grammatically as a verb in this sentence, making it unsuitable for the blank.
  • race: 'Race' suggests a fast-paced movement, which contradicts the gradual approach implied in the sentence.
Correct answer: showcase

Explanation: The word 'showcase' is appropriate as it indicates presenting or displaying the pieces, which aligns perfectly with the context of an online recital where students will perform their work.

Meaning: 'Showcase' means to display or present something in an attractive or favorable way, particularly in a performance context.

Wrong options:

  • hide: 'Hide' suggests concealing something, which is the opposite of what is intended in a recital setting.
  • forget: 'Forget' implies a lack of memory or attention, which does not align with the purpose of the recital to present work.
  • ignore: 'Ignore' means to pay no attention to something, which contradicts the idea of actively participating in a recital.
Correct answer: finalise

Explanation: The word 'finalise' fits grammatically and contextually as it indicates completing or making something ready, which is necessary before the recital. It conveys the importance of preparation.

Meaning: 'Finalise' means to complete or settle something, ensuring that all details are ready for the recital.

Wrong options:

  • start: 'Start' implies beginning something, which is not appropriate as the context requires completion before the deadline.
  • abandon: 'Abandon' suggests giving up on something, which is contrary to the intention of preparing for the recital.
  • overlook: 'Overlook' means to miss or neglect something, which does not fit the context of ensuring readiness for the performance.
Correct answer: broadcasted

Explanation: The word 'broadcasted' is suitable as it indicates that the recital will be transmitted to an audience, aligning with the context of using Zoom for the performance.

Meaning: 'Broadcasted' means to transmit a program or performance to a wide audience, particularly through electronic means.

Wrong options:

  • whispered: 'Whispered' implies speaking very softly, which does not fit the context of a public performance.
  • silenced: 'Silenced' suggests being quiet or muted, which contradicts the idea of a performance being shared with an audience.
  • halted: 'Halted' means to stop something, which is the opposite of what is intended for a recital that is meant to be shared.

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