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Practice Listening: Select Missing Word ID: #39028 Short Attenborough
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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 At the end of the recording the last word or group of words has been replaced by a beep.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:

So that distinguishes the different types of groups. All these little characters up here. Some of these are as small as your fingernail. That can really hit, so it's often purported in the literature by David Attenborough and the like that you know, these are some of the most potent animals for their
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Option 1: "size and the animal Kingdom."

Explanation: The text discusses the small size of certain animals and their potency, which aligns with the phrase 'size and the animal Kingdom.' This option captures the main idea of the text, emphasizing the significance of size in relation to the animal kingdom, as mentioned by David Attenborough.

Option 2: "place and the whole Kingdom."

Explanation: This option introduces 'place,' which is not referenced in the text. The phrase 'whole Kingdom' is also vague and does not connect to the specific discussion about size and potency in the animal kingdom.

Option 3: "zoo and the animal Kingdom."

Explanation: The term 'zoo' is not mentioned in the text and does not relate to the context of discussing small animals and their potency. This option fails to capture the essence of the text.

Option 4: "size and the present Kingdom."

Explanation: While 'size' is relevant, 'present Kingdom' is not a term used in the text. The phrase does not accurately reflect the context of the discussion about the potency of small animals in the animal kingdom.

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