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Practice Reading: Fill in the Blanks (Dropdown) ID: #34224 Kleptomania

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Kleptomania is a behavioral and to some mental disorder in which the person has an excessive desire to steal something even if the thing is not at all needed by him. It doesn’t end here, rather while doing it the person feels relieved and stress-free but later feels a strong of fear of getting caught and remorse to have the action. Such is the vicious cycle of this socially embarrassing disorder. Episodes of kleptomania happen without any planning and there is no personal gain involved. The articles stolen may later be placed back or given to someone else. So, it’s not out of need or that a person performs kleptomania. It’s a disorder that needs proper medical attention. If someone is facing this compulsive stealing disorder then rather than it and living in the fear of getting caught, it’s better to discuss it with family and seek a solution without being defensive.

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Correct answer: extent
Explanation: The word 'extent' fits grammatically as it refers to the degree or level of something, which aligns with the context of describing kleptomania as a behavioral and mental disorder. It indicates the severity of the disorder, making it contextually appropriate.
Meaning: 'Extent' means the degree to which something is or the range of something, in this case, referring to the severity of the mental disorder.
Wrong options:
connect: 'Connect' implies a relationship or link, which does not fit the context of describing the nature of a disorder.
react: 'React' suggests a response to a stimulus, which is not relevant in describing the characteristics of kleptomania as a disorder.
impact: 'Impact' refers to the effect or influence of something, but it does not convey the degree or severity needed in this context.
Correct answer: sense
Explanation: The word 'sense' is appropriate here as it refers to a feeling or perception, which fits well with the context of experiencing fear and remorse after stealing. It aligns grammatically and contextually with the emotional response described.
Meaning: 'Sense' means a feeling or perception that one has about something, in this case, the feeling of fear and remorse after the act of stealing.
Wrong options:
intact: 'Intact' means undamaged or unbroken, which does not relate to the emotional experience of fear or remorse.
peace: 'Peace' implies a state of tranquility, which contradicts the feelings of fear and remorse described in the context.
direct: 'Direct' refers to something straightforward or immediate, which does not fit the emotional context of feeling fear.
Correct answer: performed
Explanation: The word 'performed' is grammatically correct as it refers to carrying out an action, which fits the context of the person having committed the act of stealing. It aligns with the structure of the sentence and the overall meaning.
Meaning: 'Performed' means to carry out or execute an action, in this case, the act of stealing associated with kleptomania.
Wrong options:
acted: 'Acted' implies taking action but does not specifically convey the completion of an action as 'performed' does in this context.
engrossed: 'Engrossed' means to be completely absorbed or involved, which does not accurately describe the act of stealing in this context.
amplified: 'Amplified' means to increase in volume or intensity, which is unrelated to the act of committing theft.
Correct answer: greed
Explanation: The word 'greed' fits contextually as it refers to an excessive desire for more than is needed, which aligns with the idea of stealing. It is grammatically correct and logically fits the context of kleptomania not being driven by need or greed.
Meaning: 'Greed' means an intense and selfish desire for something, especially wealth or power, which in this context refers to the motivation behind stealing.
Wrong options:
hunger: 'Hunger' refers to a physical need for food, which does not apply to the psychological disorder being described.
solved: 'Solved' means to find an answer to a problem, which is irrelevant in the context of motivations for stealing.
suspected: 'Suspected' implies doubt or belief about something, which does not fit the context of motivations for kleptomania.
Correct answer: hiding
Explanation: The word 'hiding' is appropriate as it refers to concealing something, which fits the context of someone trying to keep their disorder secret. It aligns grammatically and contextually with the advice given in the sentence.
Meaning: 'Hiding' means to keep something out of sight or to conceal it, in this case, the disorder of kleptomania.
Wrong options:
telling: 'Telling' implies communicating information, which does not fit the context of concealing the disorder.
stating: 'Stating' means to express something clearly, which does not align with the idea of concealing one's actions or feelings.
setting: 'Setting' refers to placing something in a particular position, which is unrelated to the context of discussing or concealing a disorder.

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