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Practice Listening: Select Missing Word ID: #48520 Short HIV
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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 At the end of the recording the last word or group of words has been replaced by a beep.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:

Some meth addicts hallucinate. Others become violent. Users who inject meth risk contracting HIV and hepatitis C, a life-threatening liver disease. Those who share needles are also at risk for other sexually transmitted diseases. Meth users hair and teeth eventually fall out. The nation's prisons are filled with former meth users whose teeth are crumbling. The prisons cannot afford dental treatment.
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Option 1: "for them"

Explanation: The phrase 'for them' refers specifically to the individuals mentioned in the text, particularly meth users who face severe consequences such as health risks and dental issues. This aligns with the overall theme of the text, which discusses the negative impacts of meth use on specific individuals.

Option 2: "for everyone"

Explanation: The phrase 'for everyone' is too broad and does not accurately reflect the specific context of the text, which focuses on meth users rather than the general population. This option fails to connect with the main idea that highlights the unique struggles faced by meth users.

Option 3: "for those"

Explanation: The phrase 'for those' is vague and lacks specificity. While it could refer to meth users, it does not directly address the individuals impacted by the issues discussed in the text. The lack of a clear subject makes this option less suitable.

Option 4: "for users"

Explanation: The phrase 'for users' is somewhat relevant but does not capture the personal and dire implications faced by meth users as described in the text. It lacks the emotional weight and specificity that 'for them' provides, making it less effective in completing the sentence.

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