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Practice Listening: Select Missing Word ID: #43861 Short Jungle lion
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You will see a video of a speaker discussing why the lion is considered the king of the jungle. At the end of the recording the last word or group of words has been replaced by a beep.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:

If the lion is the king of the Jungle. How can he be the king of the jungle? If he's not the biggest, the elephant is probably one of the biggest. He can't be the fastest because that's a cheetah. He can't be the smartest. So he's not the biggest, the fastest or the smartest. So how does the lion, become the king of the jungle? His mentality. That's the only difference of a lion and the elephant. When the lion walks up and sees the elephant, he thinks lunch. An elephant thinks run. And it's all.
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Option 3: "mentality"

Explanation: The text clearly states that the lion's mentality is the distinguishing factor that allows it to be considered the king of the jungle. It contrasts the lion's mindset with that of the elephant, emphasizing that the lion sees the elephant as 'lunch,' which reflects its mental approach rather than physical attributes. This aligns perfectly with the overall theme of the text.

Option 1: "instinct"

Explanation: The term 'instinct' refers to innate behaviors or responses that animals exhibit. While instincts play a role in animal behavior, the text emphasizes the lion's 'mentality' as the key factor that distinguishes it from the elephant. Therefore, 'instinct' does not capture the essence of the lion's approach to its environment as described in the text.

Option 2: "power"

Explanation: The word 'power' suggests physical strength or force. Although the lion is often perceived as powerful, the text specifically highlights the lion's mentality as the reason for its status as the king of the jungle. Thus, 'power' does not align with the main idea presented in the text.

Option 4: "dominance"

Explanation: The term 'dominance' implies a position of control or superiority, which could relate to the lion's status. However, the text focuses on the lion's mentality as the reason for its kingship, rather than simply asserting dominance. Therefore, 'dominance' does not accurately reflect the nuanced argument made in the text.

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