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Practice Reading: Fill in The Blanks (Drag & Drop) ID: #48034 Autism
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Because  autism  is  a  spectrum  disorder,  each  child    with  an  autistic  disorder  differs  from  every  other  in  the  suite  of  symptoms  they    and  the  characteristics  and  intensity  of  those  symptoms;  thus,  general  descriptions  of  autistic  behavior  and  characteristics  do  not    equally  to  every  child.

apply inhibit display interact figured diagnosed

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Correct answer: diagnosed

Explanation: The word 'diagnosed' is the past participle form of the verb 'diagnose,' which fits grammatically as it describes the state of each child in relation to autism. It aligns with the context of discussing how children are identified with an autistic disorder.

Meaning: 'Diagnosed' means to have been identified with a particular condition or disorder by a professional.

Wrong options:

  • display: 'Display' is a verb that means to show or exhibit, which does not fit the grammatical structure needed here as it does not describe the state of being identified with autism.
  • figured: 'Figured' is the past tense of 'figure,' which means to calculate or understand, and does not relate to the identification of a disorder.
  • interact: 'Interact' is a verb that means to communicate or engage with others, which does not fit the context of being identified with autism.
  • inhibit: 'Inhibit' is a verb that means to restrain or hold back, which does not relate to the identification of a disorder.
  • apply: 'Apply' is a verb that means to put into action or use, which does not fit the context of diagnosing a child.
Correct answer: display

Explanation: The word 'display' is a verb that means to show or exhibit, which fits grammatically as it describes the actions of the children in relation to their symptoms. It aligns with the context of discussing how symptoms manifest in each child.

Meaning: 'Display' means to show or exhibit something, in this case, the symptoms of autism.

Wrong options:

  • diagnosed: 'Diagnosed' is a past participle that refers to the identification of a disorder, which does not fit the context of showing symptoms.
  • figured: 'Figured' means to calculate or understand, which does not relate to the manifestation of symptoms.
  • interact: 'Interact' means to communicate or engage with others, which does not fit the context of exhibiting symptoms.
  • inhibit: 'Inhibit' means to restrain or hold back, which does not describe the action of showing symptoms.
  • apply: 'Apply' means to put into action or use, which does not fit the context of how symptoms are exhibited.
Correct answer: apply

Explanation: The word 'apply' is a verb that means to be relevant or suitable in a particular context. It fits grammatically as it describes how general descriptions relate to individual children. The context discusses the limitations of generalizations in autism.

Meaning: 'Apply' means to be relevant or suitable to a situation or individual.

Wrong options:

  • diagnosed: 'Diagnosed' refers to the identification of a disorder, which does not fit the context of general descriptions being relevant to children.
  • display: 'Display' means to show or exhibit, which does not relate to the applicability of descriptions to children.
  • figured: 'Figured' means to calculate or understand, which does not fit the context of relevance or suitability.
  • interact: 'Interact' means to communicate or engage with others, which does not fit the context of general descriptions.
  • inhibit: 'Inhibit' means to restrain or hold back, which does not relate to the applicability of descriptions.

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