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Practice Listening: Select Missing Word ID: #36069 Short The Pyramids
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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 At the end of the recording the last word or group of words has been replaced by a beep.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.

Transcript:

The Pyramids in Cairo are my favourite buildings in the whole world. I knew all about them when I was very young. They have always fascinated me. They really are one of the world's wonders. People still don't know how they were built. I think they are probably the greatest architectural achievement ever. Even the tallest buildings today are easy to build. The Pyramids were almost impossible to build, but they did it. Two things fascinate me about The Pyramids — their beautiful shape and their mystery. I love looking at photos of The Pyramids. When I visited Egypt, their beauty blew me away. And the great thing was I also felt their mystery. The Pyramids are full of hidden secrets, history and…
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Option 1: "mysteries"

Explanation: The text discusses the fascination with The Pyramids, emphasizing their beauty and the mystery surrounding them. The phrase 'full of hidden secrets, history and…' directly leads to the conclusion that 'mysteries' is the most fitting word to complete the sentence, as it aligns with the author's admiration for the enigmatic aspects of The Pyramids.

Option 2: "superstitions"

Explanation: While 'superstitions' could relate to beliefs about The Pyramids, the text does not mention any superstitions. Instead, it focuses on the beauty and mystery of the structures. Therefore, this option does not fit the context of the sentence.

Option 3: "jewelries"

Explanation: The term 'jewelries' does not relate to the context of The Pyramids as described in the text. The author speaks about their beauty and mystery, not about any adornments or jewelry. Thus, this option is irrelevant.

Option 4: "ghosts"

Explanation: The mention of 'ghosts' introduces a supernatural element that is not supported by the text. The author focuses on the architectural and historical significance of The Pyramids rather than any ghostly associations, making this option unsuitable.

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