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Practice Reading: Fill in The Blanks (Drag & Drop) ID: #35587 Humans Locomotion
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Humans  are  unique  among  primates  because  our    mode  of  locomotion  is  walking  fully  .  Unfortunately,  the  changes  made  in  our  pelvis  to  help  us  move  on  two  legs,  in  combination  with  babies  with  large  brains,  makes  human  childbirth  unusually    compared  with  the  rest  of  the  animal  kingdom.  Unlike  other  primates,  humans  have  a  lumbar  curve  in  the  lower  back,  leaving  us    to  lower  back  pain  and  strain.

attached chief upright aesthetic vulnerable operational dangerous

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Correct answer: chief

Explanation: The word 'chief' serves as an adjective that describes the primary or most important mode of locomotion for humans. It fits grammatically as it modifies 'mode' and aligns with the context of discussing human locomotion among primates.

Meaning: 'Chief' means the most important or primary.

Wrong options:

  • operational: 'Operational' is an adjective that refers to something functioning or in use, which does not fit the context of describing a mode of locomotion.
  • dangerous: 'Dangerous' is an adjective that describes something that poses a risk, which does not relate to the mode of locomotion.
  • vulnerable: 'Vulnerable' is an adjective that indicates susceptibility to harm, which does not describe a mode of locomotion.
  • attached: 'Attached' is an adjective that means connected or fastened, which does not apply to locomotion.
  • upright: 'Upright' is an adjective that describes a position but does not serve as a descriptor for the mode itself.
  • aesthetic: 'Aesthetic' is an adjective that relates to beauty or artistic value, which is irrelevant in the context of locomotion.
Correct answer: upright

Explanation: The term 'upright' describes the vertical position in which humans walk, fitting grammatically as it modifies 'mode of locomotion' and aligns with the context of human bipedalism.

Meaning: 'Upright' means in a vertical position, standing straight.

Wrong options:

  • chief: 'Chief' is an adjective that describes importance, which does not fit as a description of the position of locomotion.
  • dangerous: 'Dangerous' is an adjective that indicates risk, which does not describe the manner of walking.
  • vulnerable: 'Vulnerable' is an adjective that indicates susceptibility, which does not relate to the position of locomotion.
  • attached: 'Attached' is an adjective that means connected, which does not apply to the manner of walking.
  • aesthetic: 'Aesthetic' relates to beauty, which is not relevant to the description of locomotion.
Correct answer: dangerous

Explanation: The word 'dangerous' serves as an adjective that describes the high risk associated with human childbirth, fitting grammatically as it modifies 'childbirth' and aligns with the context of the challenges faced during this process.

Meaning: 'Dangerous' means likely to cause harm or injury.

Wrong options:

  • chief: 'Chief' describes importance and does not relate to the risks of childbirth.
  • vulnerable: 'Vulnerable' indicates susceptibility but does not directly describe the nature of childbirth itself.
  • operational: 'Operational' refers to functioning, which does not apply to childbirth.
  • attached: 'Attached' means connected, which is not relevant in this context.
  • upright: 'Upright' describes a position and does not relate to the risks involved in childbirth.
  • aesthetic: 'Aesthetic' relates to beauty, which is not applicable to the risks of childbirth.
Correct answer: vulnerable

Explanation: The term 'vulnerable' describes the susceptibility to lower back pain and strain, fitting grammatically as it modifies 'us' and aligns with the context of human anatomy and its implications.

Meaning: 'Vulnerable' means susceptible to physical harm or injury.

Wrong options:

  • chief: 'Chief' describes importance and does not relate to susceptibility to pain.
  • operational: 'Operational' refers to functioning, which does not apply to the context of physical health.
  • dangerous: 'Dangerous' indicates risk but does not describe susceptibility to pain.
  • attached: 'Attached' means connected, which is not relevant to the context of vulnerability.
  • upright: 'Upright' describes a position and does not relate to susceptibility to pain.
  • aesthetic: 'Aesthetic' relates to beauty, which is not applicable to the context of vulnerability.

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