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Practice Reading: Fill in The Blanks (Drag & Drop) ID: #33371 Online Learning
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If  you  are  interested  in  studying  but  have  other  ,  our  online  and  distance  learning  courses  offer  an  alternative  flexible    of  study.  Teaching  is  conducted  through  a  mixture  of  audio-visual,  written  and  interactive  materials.  There  are  also    for  online  discussion  and  collaborative  projects  with  tutors  and  other  students.  Some  programmes  include  residential    taught  on  campus,  giving  you  the  chance  to  meet  and  work  alongside  your  tutors  and  fellow  students  face-to-face.  Our  Graduate  School  provides  comprehensive  support  for  distance  and  part-time  researchers,  many  of  whom  study  for  up  to  six  years  or  more.

rate mode comments opportunities commitments modules charges

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Correct answer: commitments

Explanation: The word 'commitments' refers to obligations or responsibilities that may prevent someone from studying full-time. It fits grammatically as a plural noun that aligns with the context of discussing barriers to study.

Meaning: 'Commitments' are obligations or responsibilities that require time and attention.

Wrong options:

  • opportunities: 'Opportunities' refers to chances for advancement or progress, which does not fit as it does not indicate a barrier to studying.
  • rate: 'Rate' is a noun that typically refers to a measurement or evaluation, which does not relate to obligations.
  • charges: 'Charges' refers to fees or costs, which does not fit the context of personal responsibilities.
  • mode: 'Mode' refers to a method or manner of doing something, which does not indicate an obligation.
  • modules: 'Modules' refers to units of study or courses, which does not fit as it does not indicate a barrier to studying.
  • comments: 'Comments' refers to remarks or observations, which does not relate to obligations.
Correct answer: mode

Explanation: The term 'mode' refers to a method or manner of study, which fits grammatically as a singular noun that describes the flexible approach to learning being offered.

Meaning: 'Mode' refers to a way or method of doing something, in this case, studying.

Wrong options:

  • opportunities: 'Opportunities' does not fit as it refers to chances rather than a method of study.
  • rate: 'Rate' is unrelated to the concept of study methods and does not fit grammatically.
  • charges: 'Charges' refers to costs, which does not describe a way of studying.
  • commitments: 'Commitments' refers to obligations, which does not fit the context of describing a method of study.
  • modules: 'Modules' refers to units of study, which does not describe a flexible approach to learning.
  • comments: 'Comments' does not relate to methods of study and is not appropriate in this context.
Correct answer: opportunities

Explanation: The word 'opportunities' refers to chances for engagement and interaction, fitting grammatically as a plural noun that aligns with the context of discussing online discussions and collaborative projects.

Meaning: 'Opportunities' are chances or possibilities for something to happen, in this case, for discussion and collaboration.

Wrong options:

  • rate: 'Rate' does not fit as it refers to a measurement or evaluation, which does not relate to chances for interaction.
  • charges: 'Charges' refers to fees, which does not fit the context of discussing chances for engagement.
  • mode: 'Mode' refers to a method, which does not fit as it does not indicate chances for interaction.
  • modules: 'Modules' refers to units of study, which does not fit the context of opportunities for discussion.
  • commitments: 'Commitments' refers to obligations, which does not relate to chances for engagement.
  • comments: 'Comments' refers to remarks, which does not fit the context of opportunities for discussion.
Correct answer: modules

Explanation: The term 'modules' refers to units of study that can be taught on campus, fitting grammatically as a plural noun that describes the components of the programmes offered.

Meaning: 'Modules' are units or components of a course of study.

Wrong options:

  • opportunities: 'Opportunities' does not fit as it refers to chances rather than units of study.
  • rate: 'Rate' is unrelated to the concept of study units and does not fit grammatically.
  • charges: 'Charges' refers to costs, which does not describe components of a programme.
  • mode: 'Mode' refers to a method, which does not fit as it does not indicate units of study.
  • commitments: 'Commitments' refers to obligations, which does not relate to units of study.
  • comments: 'Comments' does not relate to units of study and is not appropriate in this context.

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