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Practice Listening: Select Missing Word ID: #39086 Short Sydney City
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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 At the end of the recording the last word or group of words has been replaced by a beep.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:

And there was actually some research done in Sydney City, particularly and they estimated that if our transport routes got cut off, Sydney City would have two days left of consumption before we completely ran out of food. So it's really important that we're start to grow food in our city
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Option 3: "to build a more resilient city."

Explanation: This option correctly captures the essence of the text, which discusses the importance of growing food to ensure the city's resilience in the face of potential food shortages. The phrase 'more resilient' aligns with the text's theme of enhancing the city's ability to withstand challenges.

Option 1: "to build a new perfect city."

Explanation: This option suggests an aim to create an ideal city, which does not align with the text's focus on food security and resilience. The term 'perfect' is subjective and does not reflect the urgency of growing food in the city as mentioned in the text.

Option 2: "to classify resilient city."

Explanation: This option implies categorizing a city as resilient, but the text emphasizes the need for action (growing food) rather than classification. Additionally, the phrase lacks grammatical correctness as it should include 'a' before 'resilient city'.

Option 4: "to classify a new perfect city."

Explanation: Similar to Option 2, this option focuses on classification rather than action. The term 'new perfect city' is vague and does not relate to the urgent need for food production highlighted in the text.

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