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Practice Reading: Fill in The Blanks (Drag & Drop) ID: #47915 Electric Vehicle
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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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Electric  vehicle  (EV)  production  is  a  rapidly  growing  industry  with  varying  standards  across  different  countries.  Presently,  many  nations  have    specific  regulations  requiring  manufacturers  to  pass  emissions  and  efficiency  tests  to    their  vehicles.  In  this  regulatory  environment,  vehicles    as  EVs  must  meet  standards    by  governmental  authorities  and  international  automotive  organizations.

resolve argued labeled implemented set market consented

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Correct answer: implemented

Explanation: The word 'implemented' is the past participle of the verb 'implement,' which fits grammatically as it indicates that specific regulations have been put into effect by nations. This aligns with the context of discussing actions taken by countries regarding EV regulations.

Meaning: 'Implemented' means to put a plan or decision into effect.

Wrong options:

  • resolve: Resolve is a verb meaning to find a solution, which does not fit the context of establishing regulations.
  • consented: Consented is the past tense of consent, meaning to agree, which does not relate to the action of establishing regulations.
  • argued: Argued is the past tense of argue, meaning to present reasons for or against something, which does not fit the context of regulation implementation.
  • labeled: Labeled is the past tense of label, meaning to assign a name or category, which does not apply to the action of establishing regulations.
  • market: Market is a verb meaning to promote or sell, which does not fit the context of establishing regulations.
Correct answer: market

Explanation: The word 'market' serves as a verb meaning to promote or sell products. It fits grammatically and contextually as it describes the action manufacturers must take to sell their vehicles after meeting regulations.

Meaning: 'Market' means to promote or sell products.

Wrong options:

  • implemented: Implemented is a past participle that refers to putting something into effect, which does not fit the context of selling vehicles.
  • set: Set is a verb meaning to establish or fix in place, which does not relate to the action of selling vehicles.
  • consented: Consented refers to agreeing to something, which does not apply to the action of selling vehicles.
  • argued: Argued is a verb that means to present reasons for or against something, which does not fit the context of selling vehicles.
  • labeled: Labeled is a past participle that refers to assigning a name or category, which does not relate to the action of selling vehicles.
Correct answer: labeled

Explanation: The word 'labeled' is the past participle of the verb 'label,' which fits grammatically as it describes vehicles that have been designated as EVs. This aligns with the context of regulatory standards for electric vehicles.

Meaning: 'Labeled' means to assign a name or category to something.

Wrong options:

  • implemented: Implemented refers to putting regulations into effect, which does not fit the context of describing vehicles.
  • market: Market is a verb meaning to promote or sell, which does not apply to the description of vehicles.
  • set: Set is a verb meaning to establish, which does not fit the context of describing vehicles as EVs.
  • consented: Consented means to agree, which does not relate to the action of labeling vehicles.
  • argued: Argued means to present reasons for or against something, which does not fit the context of describing vehicles.
Correct answer: set

Explanation: The word 'set' is a verb that means to establish or fix something in place. It fits grammatically and contextually as it refers to the standards that have been established by authorities for EVs.

Meaning: 'Set' means to establish or fix something in a particular position.

Wrong options:

  • implemented: Implemented refers to putting regulations into effect, which does not fit the context of describing standards.
  • market: Market is a verb meaning to promote or sell, which does not relate to the establishment of standards.
  • consented: Consented means to agree, which does not apply to the context of establishing standards.
  • argued: Argued means to present reasons for or against something, which does not fit the context of establishing standards.
  • labeled: Labeled refers to assigning a name or category, which does not relate to the establishment of standards.

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