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Considerations of a practical nature give us the most possible grounds for a belief that human desires, feelings, etc., are homogeneous and communicable. The fact is that we all have back of us many millions of years of evolutionary history in the same general environment. In the past, with relatively minor , the same influences have played upon our ancestors from the beginnings of life on our planet. And then, we are born into the same society, and it has given us, not, to be sure, the power of , but certainly all of our most essential stimuli. Further, we do get along in society. We laugh together, and we play together, we share each other's sorrows, we love and hate each other, in a way that would be wholly impossible if we did not in practice the correctness of our 'inferences' about one another's motives and desires. And the fact that these 'inferences' are in the main correct is the one thing that makes social life possible. We can, and do, understand one another's motives, desires, wants, emotions. We can, and do, communicate our feelings to one another.

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Correct answer: reliable
Explanation: The word 'reliable' fits grammatically as it is an adjective that describes the noun 'grounds,' indicating that the grounds for belief are dependable. Contextually, it aligns with the idea of having a strong basis for belief, which is essential in the discussion of human desires and feelings.
Meaning: 'Reliable' means trustworthy or dependable, suggesting that the grounds for belief are solid and can be counted on.
Wrong options:
copy: 'Copy' refers to reproducing something and does not fit as it does not describe the nature of the grounds for belief.
question: 'Question' is a noun that implies uncertainty or inquiry, which does not align with the context of establishing a basis for belief.
speaking: 'Speaking' is a gerund that refers to the act of verbal communication, which is unrelated to the concept of grounds for belief.
Correct answer: variations
Explanation: The word 'variations' fits grammatically as it is a plural noun that complements the phrase 'relatively minor,' indicating slight differences. Contextually, it makes sense as it refers to the minor differences that have occurred over time among human ancestors.
Meaning: 'Variations' means differences or changes, suggesting that there have been small changes over time in human evolution.
Wrong options:
vision: 'Vision' refers to the ability to see or a mental image, which does not relate to the context of evolutionary changes.
desire: 'Desire' is a noun that indicates a strong feeling of wanting, which does not fit the context of minor changes in evolution.
complete: 'Complete' is an adjective that means whole or finished, which does not logically connect to the idea of minor differences.
Correct answer: reaction
Explanation: The word 'reaction' fits grammatically as it is a noun that follows the phrase 'the power of,' indicating the ability to respond to stimuli. Contextually, it aligns with the idea of how society influences our responses to various stimuli.
Meaning: 'Reaction' refers to a response to something, indicating how individuals respond to societal influences.
Wrong options:
manifest: 'Manifest' is a verb that means to display or show, which does not fit the context of having power over responses.
clarity: 'Clarity' is a noun that refers to clearness, which does not relate to the concept of power in the context provided.
revolution: 'Revolution' is a noun that implies a significant change or upheaval, which does not fit the context of individual responses.
Correct answer: assume
Explanation: The word 'assume' fits grammatically as it is a verb that indicates taking something for granted or accepting it as true. Contextually, it aligns with the idea of accepting the correctness of inferences about others' motives and desires.
Meaning: 'Assume' means to take for granted or to suppose something without proof, indicating a level of trust in our social interactions.
Wrong options:
venerate: 'Venerate' is a verb that means to regard with great respect, which does not fit the context of making assumptions about correctness.
adorn: 'Adorn' is a verb that means to decorate or add beauty, which is unrelated to the concept of making assumptions.
company: 'Company' is a noun that refers to a group of people or a business, which does not fit the grammatical structure or context.
Correct answer: consistently
Explanation: The word 'consistently' fits grammatically as it is an adverb modifying the verb 'communicate,' indicating the manner in which feelings are shared. Contextually, it suggests that communication of feelings occurs in a reliable and steady manner.
Meaning: 'Consistently' means in a way that is steady and unchanging, indicating that communication happens regularly and reliably.
Wrong options:
concerted: 'Concerted' is an adjective that means planned or done together, which does not fit the context of how feelings are communicated.
nostalgic: 'Nostalgic' is an adjective that refers to a sentimental longing for the past, which does not relate to the act of communication in this context.
limits: 'Limits' is a noun that refers to boundaries or restrictions, which does not fit the grammatical structure or context of communication.

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