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For many hearing parents who have a deaf child, the decision to give their son or daughter the ability to hear is an easy one. But for deaf parents in the same , it may not be the case. Some people in the deaf community do not support cochlear implants, the electronic that can restore some form of hearing, because they believe that deafness is not a disability. They say it is simply a cultural difference which should as normal and not something that needs to be cured. Another reason for their decision is that an operation by a surgeon is needed to insert the implants behind the ear. This presents a risk that parents may not to take. In addition, those that receive the implant do not suddenly hear normally. It can help them to hear some sounds and to communicate more effectively but it is not the same as normal hearing and can be unpleasant for some. As a result, a number of deaf parents choose not to use technology and instead raise their children to communicate using sign language.

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Correct answer: situation
Explanation: The word 'situation' fits grammatically as it refers to a set of circumstances, which aligns with the context of deaf parents making decisions about their child's hearing. It is the most appropriate term to describe the context in which these parents find themselves, as it encompasses the complexities of their experiences.
Meaning: In this context, 'situation' refers to the specific circumstances or conditions that deaf parents face regarding their child's ability to hear.
Wrong options:
event: An 'event' typically refers to a specific occurrence or happening, which does not capture the ongoing circumstances faced by the parents.
background: 'Background' refers to the context or history of a situation, but it does not convey the active decision-making process involved in this context.
conditions: 'Conditions' implies specific requirements or stipulations, which does not accurately reflect the broader context of the parents' experiences.
Correct answer: device
Explanation: The term 'device' is grammatically correct as it refers to a piece of equipment designed for a specific purpose, which in this case is cochlear implants. It fits contextually as it describes the technology used to restore hearing.
Meaning: 'Device' means a tool or instrument designed for a particular function, here referring to cochlear implants that assist in hearing.
Wrong options:
stuff: 'Stuff' is a vague term that does not specify the type of technology being discussed and is too informal for this context.
facility: 'Facility' typically refers to a place or amenity, which does not apply to the context of cochlear implants as it is not a location but a piece of technology.
too: 'Too' is an adverb indicating excess, which does not fit grammatically or contextually in this sentence.
Correct answer: be accepted
Explanation: The phrase 'be accepted' is grammatically correct as it uses the passive voice, which is appropriate here to indicate that deafness should be recognized as normal. It fits contextually as it reflects the belief of the deaf community regarding their identity.
Meaning: 'Be accepted' means to be recognized or regarded as valid or normal, emphasizing the cultural perspective of deafness.
Wrong options:
accept: 'Accept' is an active verb form that does not fit the passive construction needed in this context.
accepted: 'Accepted' is the past participle form but lacks the necessary auxiliary verb 'be' to form the passive voice required here.
is accepted: 'Is accepted' is grammatically correct but does not match the intended meaning of a general statement about cultural acceptance.
Correct answer: wish
Explanation: The verb 'wish' is grammatically correct in this context as it expresses a desire or preference. It fits logically as it conveys that parents may not want to take the risk associated with the operation.
Meaning: 'Wish' means to desire or hope for something, indicating that parents may not want to undergo the risks of surgery.
Wrong options:
fancy: 'Fancy' implies a liking or preference but does not convey the serious nature of the decision-making process regarding surgery.
desire: 'Desire' is a synonym for 'wish' but is less commonly used in this context and does not fit the tone of the sentence as well.
require: 'Require' indicates a necessity, which does not align with the voluntary nature of the parents' decision-making.
Correct answer: such
Explanation: The word 'such' is grammatically correct as it refers back to the previously mentioned technology (cochlear implants) and indicates a type or category. It fits contextually as it emphasizes the specific technology being discussed.
Meaning: 'Such' refers to a particular kind or type of something, in this case, the technology that deaf parents choose not to use.
Wrong options:
one: 'One' is a singular pronoun that does not refer back to the plural concept of technology discussed in the text.
it: 'It' is a pronoun that lacks specificity and does not clearly refer to the technology mentioned, making it less appropriate in this context.
these: 'These' implies multiple items but does not fit the singular context of the technology being referenced.

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