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Practice Reading: Fill in The Blanks (Drag & Drop) ID: #35585 Web security
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In the text below some words are missing. Drag words from the box below to the appropriate place in the text. To undo an answer choice, drag the word back to the box below the text.
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In  the  past,  security  teams  have    a  collection  of  on-premises  solutions  to  manage  email  and  web  security.  But  increasingly  organizations  are  turning  to  comprehensive  email  and  web  security  solutions  via    technologies  that    the  task  and  reduce  the  cost  of  reducing  risk.  And  because  attackers  often  leverage  email  and  web  channels  together,  a    and  scalable  strategy  for  protecting  both  is  essential.

spread simplify integrated deployed seamless relentless extended

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Correct answer: deployed

Explanation: The word 'deployed' is the past participle of the verb 'deploy,' which fits grammatically in the past tense context of the sentence. It indicates that security teams have previously put into action a collection of solutions, aligning with the overall narrative of past actions taken by these teams.

Meaning: 'Deployed' means to have put something into use or action, particularly in a strategic manner.

Wrong options:

  • integrated: 'Integrated' is an adjective that describes something that is combined or unified, but it does not fit as a verb in this context.
  • relentless: 'Relentless' is an adjective meaning unyielding or persistent, which does not fit grammatically as it cannot serve as a verb here.
  • simplify: 'Simplify' is a verb in the present tense, which does not match the past tense required in this sentence.
  • seamless: 'Seamless' is an adjective that describes something smooth and continuous, but it does not fit as a verb in this context.
  • spread: 'Spread' is a verb that implies distribution, but it does not convey the specific action of implementing solutions as 'deployed' does.
  • extended: 'Extended' is the past participle of 'extend,' which does not relate to the action of implementing solutions and does not fit the context.
Correct answer: integrated

Explanation: The term 'integrated' serves as an adjective that describes technologies that are combined into a cohesive system. This fits contextually as it highlights the nature of the technologies organizations are adopting for security solutions.

Meaning: 'Integrated' refers to technologies that are combined or unified to work together effectively.

Wrong options:

  • deployed: 'Extended' is an adjective that implies something has been made larger or longer, which does not fit the context of describing technologies.
  • relentless: 'Relentless' is an adjective that describes something persistent, which does not appropriately describe technologies in this context.
  • simplify: 'Simplify' is a verb that does not fit as an adjective and does not describe the nature of the technologies.
  • seamless: 'Seamless' is an adjective that describes something smooth and continuous, but it does not specifically convey the idea of technologies being combined.
  • spread: 'Spread' is a verb that does not fit as an adjective and does not describe the technologies in this context.
Correct answer: simplify

Explanation: The verb 'simplify' fits grammatically in the present tense, indicating the action that the integrated technologies perform. It aligns with the context of making tasks easier, which is the goal of these technologies.

Meaning: 'Simplify' means to make something easier or less complicated.

Wrong options:

  • deployed: 'Deployed' is a past participle that does not fit in the present tense context of this sentence, as it does not describe an action performed by the technologies.
  • integrated: 'Integrated' is an adjective that does not fit as a verb in this context, as it describes the nature of the technologies rather than an action.
  • relentless: 'Relentless' is an adjective that does not convey an action and does not fit grammatically in this context.
  • seamless: 'Seamless' is an adjective that describes a quality rather than an action, making it unsuitable here.
  • spread: 'Spread' is a verb that implies distribution, which does not relate to the action of making tasks easier.
  • extended: 'Extended' is a past participle that does not fit in the present tense context and does not convey the action of simplifying.
Correct answer: seamless

Explanation: The word 'seamless' is an adjective that describes a strategy that is smooth and without interruptions. This fits contextually as it emphasizes the importance of a cohesive approach to security that protects both email and web channels effectively.

Meaning: 'Seamless' means smooth and continuous, without any gaps or interruptions.

Wrong options:

  • deployed: 'Deployed' is a verb that does not fit as an adjective in this context, as it describes an action rather than a characteristic of a strategy.
  • integrated: 'Integrated' is an adjective that describes something combined, but it does not convey the smoothness required in this context.
  • relentless: 'Relentless' is an adjective that describes something persistent, which does not fit the context of describing a strategy.
  • simplify: 'Simplify' is a verb that does not fit as an adjective and does not describe the nature of the strategy.
  • spread: 'Spread' is a verb that does not fit as an adjective and does not describe the strategy in this context.
  • extended: 'Extended' is an adjective that implies something has been made larger or longer, which does not fit the context of describing a strategy.

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