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Practice Reading: Fill in The Blanks (Drag & Drop) ID: #50349 Human Nature
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Modern  developments  in  areas  such  as  neuroscience,  artificial  intelligence  and  evolutionary  psychology  have  resulted  in  new    of  thinking  about  human  nature.  Can  we  explain  the  mind  and  consciousness  in    of  brain  function?  Can  we  understand  modern  human  behavior  as  our  evolutionary  heritage?  Is  science  even  the  right    to  start  if  we  want  to  understand  human  nature?  Come  along  to  the  Great  Debate,  hear  the  arguments  and  have  your  .

end place extent ways say terms beliefs

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Correct answer: ways

Explanation: The word 'ways' fits grammatically as a plural noun that describes methods or approaches. It aligns contextually with the phrase 'new ways of thinking,' indicating a shift in perspective regarding human nature.

Meaning: 'Ways' refers to methods or approaches of doing something.

Wrong options:

  • place: The word 'place' is a noun that refers to a location, which does not fit in the context of describing methods of thinking.
  • beliefs: 'Beliefs' is a plural noun that refers to convictions or opinions, which does not align with the context of methods or approaches.
  • extent: 'Extent' is a noun that refers to the degree or scope of something, which does not fit the context of describing methods of thinking.
  • terms: 'Terms' is a plural noun that refers to conditions or concepts, which does not fit the context of methods of thinking.
  • say: 'Say' is a verb that means to express something verbally, which does not fit in the context of describing methods of thinking.
  • end: 'End' is a noun that refers to a conclusion or termination, which does not fit the context of describing methods of thinking.
Correct answer: terms

Explanation: The word 'terms' fits grammatically as a plural noun that refers to specific conditions or concepts. It aligns contextually with the phrase 'in terms of brain function,' indicating a framework for understanding consciousness.

Meaning: 'Terms' refers to specific conditions or concepts used to describe something.

Wrong options:

  • place: 'Place' is a noun that refers to a location, which does not fit the context of describing a framework for understanding.
  • ways: 'Ways' is a plural noun that refers to methods or approaches, which does not fit the context of describing a framework for understanding consciousness.
  • beliefs: 'Beliefs' is a plural noun that refers to convictions or opinions, which does not fit the context of describing a framework for understanding consciousness.
  • extent: 'Extent' is a noun that refers to the degree or scope of something, which does not fit the context of describing a framework for understanding consciousness.
  • say: 'Say' is a verb that means to express something verbally, which does not fit in the context of describing a framework for understanding consciousness.
  • end: 'End' is a noun that refers to a conclusion or termination, which does not fit the context of describing a framework for understanding.
Correct answer: place

Explanation: The word 'place' fits grammatically as a noun that refers to a location or position. It aligns contextually with the phrase 'the right place to start,' indicating a suitable starting point for understanding human nature.

Meaning: 'Place' refers to a location or position, in this context, it means a suitable starting point.

Wrong options:

  • ways: 'Ways' is a plural noun that refers to methods or approaches, which does not fit in the context of identifying a starting point.
  • beliefs: 'Beliefs' is a plural noun that refers to convictions or opinions, which does not fit in the context of identifying a starting point.
  • extent: 'Extent' is a noun that refers to the degree or scope of something, which does not fit the context of identifying a starting point.
  • terms: 'Terms' is a plural noun that refers to conditions or concepts, which does not fit the context of identifying a starting point.
  • say: 'Say' is a verb that means to express something verbally, which does not fit in the context of identifying a starting point.
  • end: 'End' is a noun that refers to a conclusion or termination, which does not fit the context of identifying a starting point.
Correct answer: say

Explanation: The word 'say' fits grammatically as a verb that indicates the act of expressing an opinion or viewpoint. It aligns contextually with the phrase 'have your say,' suggesting participation in the debate.

Meaning: 'Say' means to express something verbally, particularly an opinion or viewpoint.

Wrong options:

  • place: 'Place' is a noun that refers to a location, which does not fit in the context of expressing an opinion.
  • beliefs: 'Beliefs' is a plural noun that refers to convictions or opinions, which does not fit in the context of expressing an opinion in a debate.
  • extent: 'Extent' is a noun that refers to the degree or scope of something, which does not fit in the context of expressing an opinion.
  • ways: 'Ways' is a plural noun that refers to methods or approaches, which does not fit in the context of expressing an opinion.
  • terms: 'Terms' is a plural noun that refers to conditions or concepts, which does not fit in the context of expressing an opinion.
  • end: 'End' is a noun that refers to a conclusion or termination, which does not fit in the context of expressing an opinion.

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