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Practice Listening: Select Missing Word ID: #45372 Short Dunes
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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 At the end of the recording the last word or group of words has been replaced by a beep.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:

There's what I figured out. So in every car you've ever been in in your life, first you her noise and then you feel acceleration. So your brain goes, oh, I'm about to accelerate. Like it prepares itself. It's just like when you're in the dunes, if you're looking in a direction that you don't turn, you get sick. But if you know, if you're watching the path, you can turn all you want and you don't get
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Option 2: "sick"

Explanation: The option 'sick' is correct as it directly relates to the context of the text. The speaker explains that looking in a direction that you don't turn can cause sickness, which aligns perfectly with the overall theme of the text regarding motion and perception.

Option 1: "happy"

Explanation: The option 'happy' does not fit the context of the text. The speaker discusses feelings related to acceleration and motion sickness, where 'happy' is irrelevant. The text indicates that if you look in a direction you don't turn, you get sick, not happy.

Option 3: "sad"

Explanation: The option 'sad' is incorrect because it does not relate to the context of the text. The discussion revolves around physical sensations related to movement, and 'sad' does not connect to the experiences described.

Option 4: "angry"

Explanation: The option 'angry' is also incorrect as it does not pertain to the context of the text. The speaker is focused on feelings associated with motion and sickness, making 'angry' irrelevant to the discussion.

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