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Practice Reading: Fill in The Blanks (Drag & Drop) ID: #41638 Educational article
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The text below is an educational article on the future of urban gardening. 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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Urban  gardening  is  transforming  city  landscapes,  offering  not  only  aesthetic  beauty  but  also  promoting  sustainability.  In  tight  spaces,  innovative  vertical  gardens  utilise  the  facades  of  ,  demonstrating  how  urban  areas  can  become  greener.  These  gardens  are  not  just  for  show;  they  provide  fresh    to  city  dwellers,  reducing  the  need  for  transportation  from  rural  farms.  Community  initiatives  have  also  seen  a  rise,  where  shared  spaces  foster  a  sense  of  camaraderie  among  .  Furthermore,  urban  gardening  challenges  the  conventional    of  food  production,  proving  that  cities  can  be  self-sufficient.  

produce vegetables notions architecture unity residents skyscrapers

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Correct answer: skyscrapers

Explanation: The term 'skyscrapers' fits grammatically as a plural noun that refers to tall buildings, which is appropriate in the context of urban gardening utilizing vertical space. It aligns with the overall theme of transforming city landscapes.

Meaning: 'Skyscrapers' are tall, continuously habitable buildings that are typically found in urban areas.

Wrong options:

  • architecture: 'Architecture' is a noun that refers to the design and style of buildings, but it does not fit as a physical structure that can be utilized for gardening.
  • produce: 'Produce' refers to fresh fruits and vegetables, which does not relate to the physical structures in urban environments.
  • unity: 'Unity' is a noun that signifies togetherness or harmony, which does not apply to the context of buildings.
  • vegetables: 'Vegetables' are a type of produce, but they do not represent the structures being utilized for gardening.
  • residents: 'Residents' refers to people living in an area, which does not fit as a noun describing buildings.
Correct answer: produce

Explanation: The word 'produce' is a noun that refers to fresh fruits and vegetables, fitting perfectly in the context of urban gardens providing food to city dwellers. It maintains grammatical coherence as it is the object of the verb 'provide.'

Meaning: 'Produce' refers to fresh fruits and vegetables that are grown for consumption.

Wrong options:

  • skyscrapers: 'Skyscrapers' refers to tall buildings and does not fit as a type of food provided by gardens.
  • unity: 'Unity' signifies togetherness and does not relate to food or gardening.
  • notions: 'Notions' refers to ideas or concepts, which does not apply to the context of food production.
  • vegetables: 'Vegetables' is a specific type of produce, but 'produce' encompasses a broader category including fruits, making it the more appropriate choice.
  • residents: 'Residents' refers to people living in an area and does not relate to food.
Correct answer: residents

Explanation: The term 'residents' is a plural noun that refers to people living in a particular area, fitting well in the context of community initiatives fostering camaraderie. It aligns with the theme of urban gardening involving local people.

Meaning: 'Residents' are individuals who live in a specific place, in this case, the city.

Wrong options:

  • skyscrapers: 'Skyscrapers' refers to buildings and does not relate to the people involved in community initiatives.
  • produce: 'Produce' refers to food items and does not fit as a term for people.
  • unity: 'Unity' signifies togetherness but does not specifically refer to individuals or groups living in a community.
  • notions: 'Notions' refers to ideas or concepts, which does not apply to the context of people in a community.
  • vegetables: 'Vegetables' are a type of produce and do not refer to people.
Correct answer: notions

Explanation: The word 'notions' is a plural noun that refers to ideas or beliefs, which fits contextually as it challenges conventional ideas about food production. It maintains grammatical coherence as it serves as the object of the verb 'challenges.'

Meaning: 'Notions' refers to ideas or beliefs, particularly those that are widely held.

Wrong options:

  • skyscrapers: 'Skyscrapers' refers to buildings and does not relate to ideas or concepts about food production.
  • produce: 'Produce' refers to food items and does not fit as a term for ideas or beliefs.
  • unity: 'Unity' signifies togetherness but does not apply to the context of challenging ideas.
  • vegetables: 'Vegetables' are a type of produce and do not relate to concepts or beliefs.
  • residents: 'Residents' refers to people living in an area and does not fit as a term for ideas.

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