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Practice Reading: Fill in The Blanks (Drag & Drop) ID: #52113 October Prediction CSIRO
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The  Australian  Maritime  College  at  the  University  of  Tasmania,  in    with  CSIRO  and  University  of  Queensland,  have  been  awarded  $2.49  million  in    for  their  new  project  that  is  set  to  attract  and  underpin  investment  in  tidal  energy  in  Australia.  The  project  hopes  to  overcome  barriers  to  investment  in  commercial-scale  tidal  farms  in  Australia  by  mapping  the  country's  tidal  energy  in  more    than  ever  before.

isolation detail overview support partnership compromise

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Correct answer: partnership

Explanation: The word 'partnership' fits grammatically as a noun that describes the collaborative relationship between the Australian Maritime College and the other institutions. It aligns contextually with the idea of working together with CSIRO and the University of Queensland.

Meaning: Partnership refers to a cooperative relationship between two or more parties.

Wrong options:

  • overview: 'Overview' is a noun that means a general summary, which does not fit the context of collaboration.
  • compromise: 'Compromise' is a noun that refers to an agreement reached by mutual concession, which does not describe the nature of the relationship here.
  • support: 'Support' is a noun that refers to assistance, but it does not convey the collaborative aspect of the relationship.
  • isolation: 'Isolation' is a noun that means being separated, which contradicts the idea of collaboration.
  • detail: 'Detail' is a noun that refers to a specific feature or fact, which does not fit the context of partnership.
Correct answer: support

Explanation: The word 'support' is a noun that fits grammatically as it describes the financial assistance awarded to the project. It is contextually appropriate as it indicates the backing provided for the initiative.

Meaning: Support refers to assistance or funding provided to help a project or cause.

Wrong options:

  • overview: 'Overview' is a noun that means a general summary, which does not fit as it does not indicate financial assistance.
  • compromise: 'Compromise' is a noun that refers to an agreement reached by mutual concession, which does not relate to funding.
  • partnership: 'Partnership' refers to a collaborative relationship, not the financial aid given to the project.
  • isolation: 'Isolation' is a noun that means being separated, which does not apply to the context of funding.
  • detail: 'Detail' is a noun that refers to a specific feature or fact, which does not fit the context of financial support.
Correct answer: detail

Explanation: The word 'detail' fits grammatically as a noun that indicates the level of specificity in mapping tidal energy. It is contextually relevant as it emphasizes the thoroughness of the project’s approach.

Meaning: Detail refers to the level of specificity or thoroughness in information.

Wrong options:

  • overview: 'Overview' is a noun that means a general summary, which does not convey the depth of information intended here.
  • compromise: 'Compromise' is a noun that refers to an agreement reached by mutual concession, which does not relate to the level of detail.
  • support: 'Support' is a noun that refers to assistance, which does not fit the context of specificity in mapping.
  • isolation: 'Isolation' is a noun that means being separated, which does not apply to the context of detail.
  • partnership: 'Partnership' refers to a collaborative relationship, which does not fit the context of specificity in mapping.

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