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Practice Reading: Fill in the Blanks (Dropdown) ID: #46766 Good negotiators

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To complain effectively, you need to be specific about your problem and communicate it clearly using words which are objective and fair. Going over the top with emotional language and unreasonable claims will get you nowhere. Good negotiators tend to be calm and logical. They start by explaining the situation and stating their requirements clearly, without threat. Most complaints prompt a defensive from the other person, but by being reasonable yourself, you more chance of achieving the positive you want. If you feel angry or upset about what has happened, by all means tell the company, but do so calmly, that you understand the situation from all points of view but explaining what you will do if your complaint is ignored. Be sure to remember, however, that it is unwise to threats unless you are in a position to them out.

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A.I. Explanation:

Correct answer: response
Explanation: The word 'response' fits grammatically as a noun that indicates a reply or reaction to a complaint, aligning with the context of complaints prompting a reaction from the other person.
Meaning: 'Response' refers to an answer or reply, particularly in the context of how someone reacts to a complaint.
Wrong options:
respect: 'Respect' is a noun that refers to admiration or regard, which does not fit the context of a reaction to a complaint.
revenge: 'Revenge' implies retaliation and does not align with the constructive nature of the discussion about complaints.
regard: 'Regard' is a noun that means attention or consideration, which does not convey the idea of a reaction to a complaint.
Correct answer: stand
Explanation: The verb 'stand' is appropriate here as it indicates maintaining a position or having a chance, fitting the context of achieving a positive outcome.
Meaning: 'Stand' in this context means to have or maintain a certain position or chance in a situation.
Wrong options:
spend: 'Spend' refers to using time or resources, which does not fit the context of having a chance to achieve something.
attract: 'Attract' implies drawing something towards oneself, which does not convey the idea of maintaining a position or chance.
establish: 'Establish' means to set up or create, which does not fit the context of having a chance.
Correct answer: outcome
Explanation: The word 'outcome' is a noun that refers to the result or consequence of an action, fitting perfectly in the context of achieving a desired result from a complaint.
Meaning: 'Outcome' means the result or effect of an action, particularly in the context of what one hopes to achieve.
Wrong options:
fallout: 'Fallout' typically refers to the adverse effects or consequences of an event, which does not fit the positive context here.
turnout: 'Turnout' refers to the number of people attending an event or the result of a vote, which does not align with the context of achieving a desired result.
output: 'Output' generally refers to the amount produced or delivered, which does not fit the context of a result from a complaint.
Correct answer: demonstrating
Explanation: The gerund 'demonstrating' fits grammatically as it indicates the act of showing or proving something, aligning with the context of showing understanding in a complaint situation.
Meaning: 'Demonstrating' means to show or prove something clearly, particularly in the context of understanding a situation.
Wrong options:
revealing: 'Revealing' implies making something known that was hidden, which does not fit the context of showing understanding.
exhibiting: 'Exhibiting' suggests displaying something publicly, which does not convey the nuance of understanding in this context.
displaying: 'Displaying' means to show something, but it lacks the depth of understanding implied by 'demonstrating'.
Correct answer: make
Explanation: The verb 'make' is appropriate here as it indicates the act of creating or issuing threats, fitting the context of the caution against making threats.
Meaning: 'Make' in this context means to create or issue something, particularly threats in this scenario.
Wrong options:
bear: 'Bear' means to carry or endure, which does not fit the context of issuing threats.
do: 'Do' is a general verb that does not specifically convey the act of creating threats in this context.
carry: 'Carry' implies holding or transporting something, which does not fit the context of making threats.
Correct answer: carry
Explanation: The verb 'carry' fits grammatically as it indicates the ability to execute or follow through on threats, aligning with the cautionary context of the sentence.
Meaning: 'Carry' in this context means to execute or fulfill something, particularly threats if one is in a position to do so.
Wrong options:
fill: 'Fill' means to make full or occupy space, which does not fit the context of executing threats.
work: 'Work' implies effort or labor, which does not convey the idea of executing threats in this context.
do: 'Do' is a general verb that does not specifically convey the act of executing threats.

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