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Practice Listening: Select Missing Word ID: #4247 Medium Treadmill
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You will hear a recording. At the end of the recording the last word or group of words has been replaced by a beep.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.
The people who were walking on the treadmill still had a residue effect of the walking, and they were still creative afterwards. So the implication of this is that you should go for a walk before your next big meeting and just start brainstorming right away. So, we have five tips for you that will help make this the best effect possible. So, first, you want to pick a problem or a topic to brainstorm. So, this is not the shower effect, this is not when you're in the shower and all of a sudden, a new idea pops out of the shampoo bottle. This is something you're thinking about ahead of time. And they're intentionally thinking about brainstorming a different perspective on the walk. Secondly I get asked this a lot: Is this OK while running? Well, the answer for me is that if I were running, the only new idea I would have would be to stop running, so.. but if running for you is a comfortable pace, good. So, it turns out, whatever physical activity is not taking a lot of attention. So just walking at a comfortable pace is a good choice. Also, you want to come up with as many ideas as you can. So, one key of creativity is to not lock on that first idea. Keep going. Keep coming up with new ones, until - you pick one or two to pursue.
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Option 3: "you pick one or two to pursue"

Explanation: This option accurately reflects the text's conclusion about the brainstorming process. The text advises that after generating many ideas, one should select one or two to pursue, which aligns perfectly with the overall theme of the passage.

Option 1: "you start brainstorming right away"

Explanation: This option suggests that brainstorming begins immediately after walking, which is not the main focus of the text. The text emphasizes the importance of picking a problem or topic before brainstorming, indicating a more structured approach rather than immediate brainstorming.

Option 2: "you start intentionally thinking about brainstorming"

Explanation: While this option mentions intentional thinking, it does not align with the text's emphasis on selecting a specific problem or topic first. The text clearly states that brainstorming should be focused on a predetermined subject, making this option too vague.

Option 4: "you find key to that first idea"

Explanation: This option implies a focus on the first idea, which contradicts the text's advice to avoid locking onto the first idea and instead encourages generating multiple ideas. The text promotes the idea of exploring various options before settling on a final choice.

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