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Practice Reading: Fill in the Blanks (Dropdown) ID: #34610 Competent Skills

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The skills you will develop on this course will help you become more confident and competent in managing written and social aspects In your current career. It will you for further study in your area of interest. We plan to provide you with the opportunity to hear about the work of professors who have been involved in the past. We have had confirmation that they will give talks on their subjects to your group, and help you to clarify potential future directions you might take in your study and career. There are also dedicated careers services available at the University, you will be entitled to use. The assessments for the first part of the program are designed to develop key study skills and to provide you with the opportunity to brush up on skills you haven't used for a long time, or feel you do not have. This will include some written work essays, as well as group work (short presentations) and you will be taught how to do these. of the assessment for each module will be explained in your first session.

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A.I. Explanation:

Correct answer: prepare
Explanation: The word 'prepare' fits grammatically as it is a verb that indicates the action of getting ready for something, which aligns with the context of further study. It also matches the subject 'skills' in terms of number and tense, as it suggests that the skills developed will lead to readiness for future academic pursuits.
Meaning: 'Prepare' means to make someone ready for something, in this case, further study in a specific area of interest.
Wrong options:
relax: The word 'relax' implies a state of rest or calmness, which does not fit the context of becoming ready for further study.
impact: While 'impact' can suggest influence, it does not convey the action of getting ready, making it contextually inappropriate here.
modify: 'Modify' means to change or alter, which does not align with the idea of readiness for study.
Correct answer: specially
Explanation: The word 'specially' is an adverb that indicates a particular focus or emphasis, which is appropriate in this context as it describes the nature of the talks being tailored for the group. It fits grammatically and contextually, enhancing the meaning of the sentence.
Meaning: 'Specially' means for a particular purpose or in a special way, indicating that the talks are designed specifically for the group.
Wrong options:
only: 'Only' suggests exclusivity but does not convey the tailored nature of the talks, making it less suitable in this context.
mainly: 'Mainly' implies a primary focus but lacks the specificity that 'specially' provides, making it less fitting here.
by: The word 'by' is a preposition that does not fit grammatically in this context, as it does not convey the intended meaning of tailored talks.
Correct answer: which
Explanation: The word 'which' is a relative pronoun that introduces a non-defining clause, providing additional information about the careers services. It fits grammatically and contextually, linking the services to the entitlement mentioned in the sentence.
Meaning: 'Which' is used to refer to a specific thing or group, in this case, the careers services available at the University.
Wrong options:
when: 'When' is an adverb that indicates time, which does not fit the grammatical structure needed to provide additional information about the services.
who: 'Who' is a pronoun used for people, not services, making it contextually inappropriate here.
why: 'Why' is an interrogative adverb that does not fit grammatically in this context, as it does not provide the necessary information about the services.
Correct answer: Details
Explanation: The word 'Details' is a noun that refers to specific pieces of information, which fits grammatically as the subject of the sentence. It aligns with the context of explaining the assessment for each module, making it a logical choice.
Meaning: 'Details' means specific pieces of information or facts about something, in this case, the assessment for each module.
Wrong options:
Marks: 'Marks' refers to scores or grades, which does not convey the comprehensive information needed about the assessment.
Subject: 'Subject' refers to a topic or area of study, which does not fit the context of explaining assessment specifics.
Feature: 'Feature' implies a characteristic or attribute, which does not align with the need for specific information about assessments.

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