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Practice Reading: Fill in The Blanks (Drag & Drop) ID: #41851 Digital Entertainment
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The text below is from a feature on the resurgence of board games in modern society. 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  an  era  dominated  by  digital  entertainment,  the  unexpected  revival  of  board  games  is  a  testament  to  their  timeless  appeal.  Unlike  video  games,  board  games  promote  social  interaction  and  bring  people  together  in  a  very    manner.  At  the  heart  of  this  resurgence  is  the  desire  for  more    experiences  that  foster  communication  and  cooperation  among  players.  Many  modern  board  games  are  designed  to  be  ,  offering  complex  strategies  that  can  vary  greatly  with  each  playthrough.  This  has  led  to  a  vibrant  community  of  enthusiasts  who  not  only  play  but  also  create,  review,  and  share  their  experiences  online.  The  rise  of  crowdfunding  platforms  has  further  fuelled  this  renaissance,  enabling  independent  designers  to  bring  their    creations  to  life  with  the  support  of  the  gaming  community.  

   

multifaceted ephemeral straightforward tangible innovative passive engaging

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Correct answer: tangible

Explanation: The word 'tangible' describes something that can be perceived by touch or is concrete in nature. In this context, it emphasizes the physical presence and interaction that board games facilitate, contrasting with the often virtual nature of digital entertainment.

Meaning: 'Tangible' means something that is real and can be touched or felt.

Wrong options:

  • passive: 'Passive' describes a lack of action or engagement, which contradicts the active nature of playing board games.
  • straightforward: 'Straightforward' implies simplicity and lack of complexity, which does not capture the essence of the interactive experience of board games.
  • multifaceted: 'Multifaceted' refers to having many aspects or features, which does not specifically relate to the manner of interaction described here.
  • ephemeral: 'Ephemeral' means lasting for a very short time, which is contrary to the lasting appeal of board games.
  • engaging: 'Engaging' refers to something that captures interest or attention, but it does not specifically describe the physical manner of interaction.
Correct answer: engaging

Explanation: The term 'engaging' fits perfectly as it describes experiences that actively involve players and hold their interest. This aligns with the context of board games fostering communication and cooperation.

Meaning: 'Engaging' means attracting and holding interest or attention.

Wrong options:

  • multifaceted: 'Multifaceted' refers to having many aspects, which does not specifically denote the quality of being interesting or involving.
  • passive: 'Passive' indicates a lack of active participation, which contradicts the desired interactive nature of board games.
  • tangible: 'Tangible' refers to something physical and concrete, which does not relate to the level of involvement or interest in experiences.
  • straightforward: 'Straightforward' suggests simplicity, which does not capture the depth of interaction that engaging experiences provide.
  • innovative: 'Innovative' refers to being new or original, which does not directly relate to the quality of being interesting or involving.
Correct answer: multifaceted

Explanation: The word 'multifaceted' indicates that modern board games have various aspects and complexities, which is essential in describing their design and gameplay. This aligns with the context of offering diverse strategies.

Meaning: 'Multifaceted' means having many different aspects or features.

Wrong options:

  • passive: 'Passive' implies a lack of engagement or action, which does not fit the description of modern board games that are designed to be complex and interactive.
  • tangible: 'Tangible' refers to something physical, which does not relate to the complexity or variety of gameplay strategies.
  • straightforward: 'Straightforward' suggests simplicity, which contradicts the idea of offering complex strategies in board games.
  • innovative: 'Innovative' refers to being new or original, but does not specifically address the complexity or variety of gameplay.
  • engaging: 'Engaging' describes something that captures interest, but does not convey the idea of having multiple aspects or layers.
Correct answer: innovative

Explanation: The term 'innovative' is appropriate here as it describes the new and creative nature of the board game designs being brought to life. This aligns with the context of independent designers creating unique games.

Meaning: 'Innovative' means introducing new ideas or methods.

Wrong options:

  • multifaceted: 'Multifaceted' refers to having many aspects, which does not specifically denote the originality or creativity of the designs.
  • passive: 'Passive' indicates a lack of action or creativity, which contradicts the active role of designers in creating new games.
  • tangible: 'Tangible' refers to something physical, which does not relate to the creativity or originality of the game designs.
  • straightforward: 'Straightforward' suggests simplicity, which does not capture the essence of creativity and innovation in game design.
  • engaging: 'Engaging' describes something that holds interest, but does not specifically address the originality or newness of the creations.

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