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Practice Reading: Fill in The Blanks (Drag & Drop) ID: #41955 Parenting
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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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Parents  teach  us  fundamental  life    like  walking  and  speaking,  making  them  our  first  and  arguably  best  teachers.  They  spend  a    amount  of  time  with  us,  understanding  our  strengths  and    and  helping  us  improve.  They  pass  on  valuable  experiences  and  habits,  shaping  our  behavior  and  character.  Parents,  with  their  unconditional  love,  educate  us  in    life  aspects  beyond  academic  knowledge.

moments mutual weaknesses skills rates significant numerous

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Correct answer: skills

Explanation: The word 'skills' fits grammatically as a plural noun that refers to abilities learned in life, aligning with the context of fundamental life lessons taught by parents.

Meaning: 'Skills' refers to the abilities or competencies that are developed through practice and learning.

Wrong options:

  • numerous: Numerous is an adjective meaning many, which does not fit as it does not refer to a type of life lesson.
  • mutual: Mutual is an adjective that describes something shared by two or more parties, which does not apply to the context of life lessons.
  • rates: Rates is a noun that refers to a measure or quantity, which does not fit the context of life lessons.
  • moments: Moments is a noun that refers to specific points in time, which does not relate to the concept of life lessons.
Correct answer: significant

Explanation: The term 'significant' is an adjective that describes the considerable amount of time parents spend with their children, fitting both grammatically and contextually.

Meaning: 'Significant' means important or considerable in amount or degree.

Wrong options:

  • numerous: Numerous is an adjective meaning many, which does not appropriately describe the amount of time spent.
  • mutual: Mutual does not fit as it describes shared characteristics rather than the amount of time.
  • rates: Rates is a noun that does not describe time and is irrelevant in this context.
  • moments: Moments refers to specific instances, which does not convey the idea of a considerable amount of time.
Correct answer: weaknesses

Explanation: The word 'weaknesses' is a plural noun that refers to areas where improvement is needed, fitting the context of understanding a child's strengths and areas for growth.

Meaning: 'Weaknesses' refers to the areas where someone is less capable or proficient.

Wrong options:

  • numerous: Numerous is an adjective that does not fit as it does not describe a characteristic of a child.
  • mutual: Mutual does not apply here as it describes shared attributes rather than personal traits.
  • rates: Rates is a noun that does not relate to personal characteristics and is irrelevant in this context.
  • significant: Significant is an adjective that describes importance, not a characteristic of a child.
Correct answer: numerous

Explanation: The word 'numerous' is an adjective that describes the many aspects of life in which parents educate their children, fitting grammatically and contextually.

Meaning: 'Numerous' means many or a large number of.

Wrong options:

  • mutual: Mutual does not fit as it describes shared characteristics rather than the variety of life aspects.
  • rates: Rates is a noun that does not describe aspects of life and is irrelevant in this context.
  • significant: Significant describes importance, not the quantity of life aspects, making it unsuitable here.
  • weaknesses: Weaknesses refers to areas of improvement, which does not fit the context of describing life aspects.

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