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Practice Reading: Fill in The Blanks (Drag & Drop) ID: #50557 New Language
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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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Many  people  like  to  learn  a  new  language.    as  it  sounds,  to  achieve  the  proficiency  it  can  take  a  lot  of  efforts.  There  are  multiple  stages  before  a  person  can  be  said  to  be  a  language  expert.  First  of  all,  the  person  should  set  a  few    goals  and  narrow  the  focus  on  the  most  basic  part.  Every  language  uses  grammar,  which  creates  its  skeleton.  If  a  person  learns  the  grammar,  it's  half  job  done.  After  that,  learning  to  use  the  right  words  is  very  ,  because  a  word  can  be  used  in  a  variety  of  connotations  at  different  places.  Having  a  pal  or  a  friend  who  speaks  that  language  makes  the  task  easier,  so  that  errors  could  be    instantly.  When  you  understand  at  least  40%  of  the  words  and  sentences,  listening  to  the  programs  and  news  in  that  language  can  also  help  immensely.  All  in  all,  it's  about  the    and  efforts  taken  with  the  right  techniques.

Exciting Facetious arrange important short-term dedication copied rectified

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Correct answer: Exciting

Explanation: The word 'Exciting' serves as an adjective that describes the process of learning a new language. It fits grammatically as it follows the structure of the sentence, which discusses the appeal of language learning.

Meaning: 'Exciting' means causing great enthusiasm and eagerness.

Wrong options:

  • arrange: 'Arrange' is a verb that means to put things in a specific order, which does not fit the context of describing the process of learning.
  • important: 'Important' is an adjective that signifies significance, but it does not convey the sense of enthusiasm that 'Exciting' does.
  • short-term: 'Short-term' is an adjective that refers to a limited duration, which does not describe the nature of language learning.
  • rectified: 'Rectified' is a verb that means to correct something, which does not fit as a descriptor for the learning process.
  • copied: 'Copied' is a verb that means to reproduce something, which does not relate to the excitement of learning a language.
  • Facetious: 'Facetious' is an adjective that means treating serious issues with deliberately inappropriate humor, which does not fit the context of language learning.
Correct answer: short-term

Explanation: The term 'short-term' is used to describe goals that are achievable in a limited time frame. It fits grammatically and contextually as it emphasizes the need for manageable objectives in the language learning process.

Meaning: 'Short-term' refers to goals that can be accomplished quickly, usually within a few weeks or months.

Wrong options:

  • arrange: 'Arrange' is a verb that does not fit as it does not describe a type of goal.
  • important: 'Important' is an adjective that signifies significance but does not describe the nature of the goals.
  • dedication: 'Dedication' is a noun that refers to commitment, which does not fit as a descriptor for goals.
  • Exciting: 'Exciting' is an adjective that describes enthusiasm, which does not relate to the type of goals being set.
  • rectified: 'Rectified' is a verb that means to correct something, which does not apply to the context of setting goals.
  • copied: 'Copied' is a verb that means to reproduce something, which does not fit in the context of goal setting.
  • Facetious: 'Facetious' is an adjective that means treating serious issues with humor, which does not relate to the context of goal setting.
Correct answer: important

Explanation: The word 'important' is an adjective that emphasizes the significance of using the right words in language learning. It fits grammatically and contextually as it highlights the necessity of vocabulary in effective communication.

Meaning: 'Important' means having great significance or value.

Wrong options:

  • arrange: 'Arrange' is a verb that does not fit as it does not describe the significance of word usage.
  • short-term: 'Short-term' is an adjective that refers to a limited duration, which does not apply to the importance of vocabulary.
  • dedication: 'Dedication' is a noun that refers to commitment, which does not fit in the context of describing the necessity of words.
  • Exciting: 'Exciting' is an adjective that conveys enthusiasm but does not relate to the significance of word usage.
  • rectified: 'Rectified' is a verb that means to correct something, which does not fit in the context of importance.
  • copied: 'Copied' is a verb that means to reproduce something, which does not relate to the significance of vocabulary.
  • Facetious: 'Facetious' is an adjective that means treating serious issues with humor, which does not fit the context of language learning.
Correct answer: rectified

Explanation: The term 'rectified' is a verb that means to correct or fix something. It fits grammatically and contextually as it describes the action of correcting errors in language learning.

Meaning: 'Rectified' means to correct or set right.

Wrong options:

  • arrange: 'Arrange' is a verb that means to put things in order, which does not fit the context of correcting errors.
  • important: 'Important' is an adjective that signifies significance, which does not relate to the action of correcting.
  • short-term: 'Short-term' is an adjective that refers to a limited duration, which does not apply to the context of correcting errors.
  • dedication: 'Dedication' is a noun that refers to commitment, which does not fit in the context of correcting mistakes.
  • copied: 'Copied' is a verb that means to reproduce something, which does not relate to the action of correcting errors.
  • Exciting: 'Exciting' is an adjective that describes enthusiasm, which does not fit the context of correcting mistakes.
  • Facetious: 'Facetious' is an adjective that means treating serious issues with humor, which does not fit the context of correcting errors.
Correct answer: dedication

Explanation: The word 'dedication' is a noun that refers to the commitment and effort put into learning a language. It fits grammatically and contextually as it emphasizes the importance of commitment in achieving language proficiency.

Meaning: 'Dedication' means the quality of being committed to a task or purpose.

Wrong options:

  • arrange: 'Arrange' is a verb that does not fit as it does not describe a quality or characteristic related to commitment.
  • important: 'Important' is an adjective that signifies significance but does not convey the idea of commitment.
  • short-term: 'Short-term' is an adjective that refers to a limited duration, which does not apply to the concept of dedication.
  • Exciting: 'Exciting' is an adjective that conveys enthusiasm but does not relate to the quality of commitment.
  • rectified: 'Rectified' is a verb that means to correct something, which does not fit in the context of dedication.
  • copied: 'Copied' is a verb that means to reproduce something, which does not relate to the concept of commitment.
  • Facetious: 'Facetious' is an adjective that means treating serious issues with humor, which does not fit the context of dedication.

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