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Practice Reading: Fill in the Blanks (Dropdown) ID: #38479 Government

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Government in most countries is conducted at a national and a local level. The national government looks the interests of the population as a whole. The local government the needs of people in a particular part of the country such as a state, a county or a town. the many services provided by local government are the police force, the fire services, public health and social services, housing and education. Money for local government comes the national or state government and local taxes. These taxes are often levied on people who property such as houses and shops.

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Correct answer: after
Explanation: The word 'after' fits grammatically as it indicates the national government is responsible for looking after or caring for the interests of the population. This aligns with the context of governance and responsibility, making it the most suitable choice.
Meaning: 'After' in this context means to take care of or be responsible for something.
Wrong options:
over: The word 'over' suggests supervision or control, which does not convey the same sense of care or responsibility as 'after'.
into: The word 'into' implies investigation or examination, which is not appropriate in the context of caring for interests.
up: The word 'up' does not fit grammatically or contextually, as it does not convey any relevant meaning related to governance.
Correct answer: deals with
Explanation: The phrase 'deals with' is appropriate as it indicates the local government is actively managing or addressing the needs of the people. This aligns well with the context of local governance and responsibilities.
Meaning: 'Deals with' means to handle or manage a situation or issue.
Wrong options:
copes with: While 'copes with' suggests managing difficulties, it carries a connotation of struggle, which is less suitable for the straightforward responsibilities of local government.
stands for: The phrase 'stands for' implies representation or advocacy, which does not accurately describe the local government's role in addressing needs.
waits on: The phrase 'waits on' suggests a passive role, which does not fit the active nature of local government responsibilities.
Correct answer: Among
Explanation: The word 'Among' is correct as it indicates that the services provided are part of a larger group. This fits grammatically and contextually, as it introduces a list of services provided by local government.
Meaning: 'Among' means in the midst of or surrounded by, indicating inclusion within a group.
Wrong options:
From: The word 'From' indicates origin or source, which does not fit the context of listing services.
Between: The word 'Between' implies a relationship involving two distinct entities, which is not applicable here as there are multiple services being discussed.
Out: The word 'Out' does not fit grammatically or contextually, as it does not convey any relevant meaning related to the inclusion of services.
Correct answer: from
Explanation: The word 'from' is appropriate as it indicates the source of funding for local government, aligning with the context of financial support. It fits grammatically and logically within the sentence structure.
Meaning: 'From' indicates the origin or source of something, in this case, the money for local government.
Wrong options:
into: The word 'into' suggests movement towards a place, which does not fit the context of indicating the source of funds.
off: The word 'off' does not convey any relevant meaning in this context and does not indicate source or origin.
of: The word 'of' implies possession or belonging, which does not accurately describe the source of funding.
Correct answer: occupy
Explanation: The word 'occupy' fits grammatically and contextually as it refers to individuals who reside in or use property, aligning with the discussion of property ownership and taxation.
Meaning: 'Occupy' means to reside in or take up space in a property.
Wrong options:
invades: The word 'invades' implies forceful entry, which does not fit the context of lawful property ownership.
robs: The word 'robs' suggests theft, which is not relevant to the context of property ownership and taxation.
enter: The word 'enter' implies simply going into a place, which does not convey the ongoing relationship of ownership or residence implied by 'occupy.'

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