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Practice Listening: Select Missing Word ID: #33002 Short Flowers
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You will hear a recording about a topic. At the end of the recording the last word or group of words has been replaced by a beep. Select the correct option to complete the recording.
Earlier this year, I was driving through the countryside with a girl of six. And she pointed out some flowers by the wayside. I asked her what she thought flowers were for. She gave a very thoughtful answer. "Two things," she said, "to make the world pretty and to help the bees make honey for us." I thought that this was a very nice answer and I was very sorry to have to tell her that this wasn't...
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Option 2: "true"

Explanation: The girl's answer reflects a genuine understanding of the beauty of flowers and their role in nature. The speaker's regret in having to correct her indicates that he acknowledges the truth in her perspective, even if it is not entirely factual.

Option 1: "wrong"

Explanation: While the girl's answer may not be entirely accurate, the context suggests that the speaker found her answer to be nice and meaningful. Therefore, labeling it as 'wrong' does not align with the speaker's appreciation of her thoughtful response.

Option 3: "worthy"

Explanation: The term 'worthy' does not fit the context of the sentence. The girl's answer is not being judged on its worthiness but rather on its accuracy. Thus, this option does not address the speaker's intention to correct her.

Option 4: "changing"

Explanation: The word 'changing' does not relate to the context of the girl's answer about flowers. The speaker is not discussing any transformation or alteration, making this option irrelevant to the sentence.

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