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Practice Listening: Select Missing Word ID: #46490 Short Classic
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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 At the end of the recording the last word or group of words has been replaced by a beep.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.
Because of the subject matter of the journalism, but the way in which I choose to pursue it, I've been engaged in a lot of debates with a lot of people, including people who are sort of the classic journalists over the course of the last decade about what a journalist should. And shouldn't do. So, I think the. Obvious answer or the most immediately obvious answer for what a journalist does ..is a journalist informs people about what's going on in the world that's
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Option 2: "significant"

Explanation: The term 'significant' aligns perfectly with the context of the text, as it conveys the idea that journalism plays a crucial role in informing the public about important events and issues. This word reflects the weight and impact of the journalist's responsibility, which is central to the speaker's argument.

Option 1: "important"

Explanation: While 'important' suggests relevance, it does not capture the essence of the context where the speaker emphasizes the role of journalism in conveying essential information. The text implies a deeper significance in the journalist's role, which 'important' fails to convey.

Option 3: "ignorant"

Explanation: The word 'ignorant' contradicts the main idea of the text, which is about informing people. It suggests a lack of knowledge, which is the opposite of what a journalist aims to achieve. Therefore, it does not fit the context.

Option 4: "stagnant"

Explanation: 'Stagnant' implies a lack of movement or progress, which is contrary to the active role of journalism described in the text. The speaker discusses the dynamic nature of informing the public, making 'stagnant' an inappropriate choice.

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