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Practice Listening: Select Missing Word ID: #48528 Short Biological forgetting
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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 At the end of the recording the last word or group of words has been replaced by a beep.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:

People always forget remembering is hard, biological forgetting. People forget things every day including experiences, feelings and thoughts, and we call this process biological forgetting. Remembering is hard for people and people try to overcome biological forgetting. Humans memory is not fixed, but it can be reconstructed and shaped by the past. From our ancestors, people have always been trying to improve our
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Option 2: "memory"

Explanation: The text emphasizes the concept of memory, stating that 'remembering is hard' and discussing 'biological forgetting.' The correct answer 'memory' directly aligns with the main theme of the text, which revolves around the complexities of human memory.

Option 1: "game"

Explanation: The term 'game' does not relate to the context of memory or the process of remembering and forgetting discussed in the text. The text focuses on the challenges of memory and forgetting, making 'game' irrelevant.

Option 3: "productivity"

Explanation: While productivity can be influenced by memory, it is not the focus of the text. The text discusses memory and forgetting, making 'productivity' an unrelated option.

Option 4: "chances"

Explanation: The word 'chances' does not connect with the main ideas presented in the text about memory and forgetting. It lacks relevance to the discussion of how memory can be reconstructed and shaped.

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