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Practice Reading: Fill in The Blanks (Drag & Drop) ID: #36667 Personal values

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The journey of achieving success in college begins with a single step: your personal values. Your personal values are your core beliefs and guiding . They color your interests and passions, and your thoughts and words. In , your values are a that help you make decisions and choices.

principles essence diverting range comparison compass frame identifying

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Correct answer: identifying
Explanation: The word 'identifying' is a gerund that functions as the subject of the clause, indicating the action of recognizing one's personal values. It fits grammatically and contextually as it introduces the process necessary for achieving success in college.
Meaning: 'Identifying' means recognizing or determining something, in this case, your personal values.
Wrong options:
range: The word 'range' is a noun that refers to a variety or extent of something, which does not fit the context of taking a step towards success.
essence: The word 'essence' is a noun that refers to the intrinsic nature of something, which does not convey the action of recognizing values.
comparison: The word 'comparison' is a noun that refers to the act of comparing, which does not relate to the action of identifying values.
diverting: The word 'diverting' is a gerund that means to distract or change direction, which does not align with the context of recognizing personal values.
principles: The word 'principles' is a noun that refers to fundamental truths or propositions, which does not fit as an action in this context.
frame: The word 'frame' is a verb that means to construct or shape, which does not convey the action of identifying values.
compass: The word 'compass' is a noun that refers to a device for navigation, which does not fit as an action in this context.
Correct answer: principles
Explanation: The term 'principles' refers to fundamental beliefs or values that guide behavior. It fits grammatically as a plural noun that complements 'your personal values' and aligns with the context of discussing core beliefs.
Meaning: 'Principles' are the fundamental beliefs or rules that guide your actions and decisions.
Wrong options:
range: The word 'range' is a noun that refers to a variety or extent, which does not fit in the context of describing core beliefs.
essence: The word 'essence' is a noun that refers to the intrinsic nature of something, which does not describe guiding beliefs.
comparison: The word 'comparison' is a noun that refers to the act of comparing, which does not relate to guiding beliefs.
identifying: The word 'identifying' is a gerund that refers to the action of recognizing, which does not fit as a noun describing beliefs.
diverting: The word 'diverting' is a gerund that means to distract, which does not relate to guiding principles.
frame: The word 'frame' is a verb that means to construct or shape, which does not fit as a noun in this context.
compass: The word 'compass' is a noun that refers to a navigation tool, which does not describe guiding beliefs.
Correct answer: frame
Explanation: The word 'frame' serves as a verb that indicates how your values shape or structure your thoughts and words. It fits grammatically and contextually as it describes the influence of personal values on expression.
Meaning: 'Frame' means to shape or structure something, in this case, your thoughts and words.
Wrong options:
range: The word 'range' is a noun that refers to a variety or extent, which does not fit in the context of shaping thoughts.
essence: The word 'essence' is a noun that refers to the intrinsic nature of something, which does not convey the action of shaping.
comparison: The word 'comparison' is a noun that refers to the act of comparing, which does not relate to the action of framing thoughts.
identifying: The word 'identifying' is a gerund that refers to the action of recognizing, which does not fit in this context.
diverting: The word 'diverting' is a gerund that means to distract, which does not relate to shaping thoughts.
principles: The word 'principles' is a noun that refers to fundamental beliefs, which does not fit as a verb in this context.
compass: The word 'compass' is a noun that refers to a navigation tool, which does not fit as a verb.
Correct answer: essence
Explanation: The term 'essence' is a noun that captures the fundamental nature of your values. It fits grammatically as a singular noun that summarizes the importance of values in guiding decisions.
Meaning: 'Essence' refers to the intrinsic nature or indispensable quality of something, in this case, your values.
Wrong options:
range: The word 'range' is a noun that refers to a variety or extent, which does not fit in the context of summarizing values.
principles: The word 'principles' is a noun that refers to fundamental beliefs, which does not fit as a summary of values.
comparison: The word 'comparison' is a noun that refers to the act of comparing, which does not relate to the intrinsic nature of values.
identifying: The word 'identifying' is a gerund that refers to the action of recognizing, which does not fit as a noun summarizing values.
diverting: The word 'diverting' is a gerund that means to distract, which does not relate to the essence of values.
frame: The word 'frame' is a verb that means to construct or shape, which does not fit as a noun in this context.
compass: The word 'compass' is a noun that refers to a navigation tool, which does not fit as a summary of values.
Correct answer: compass
Explanation: The word 'compass' is a noun that metaphorically represents guidance in decision-making. It fits grammatically as a singular noun that aligns with the context of values serving as a guide.
Meaning: 'Compass' refers to a tool for navigation, used metaphorically here to indicate guidance in making decisions.
Wrong options:
range: The word 'range' is a noun that refers to a variety or extent, which does not fit in the context of guidance.
essence: The word 'essence' is a noun that refers to the intrinsic nature of something, which does not fit as a guiding tool.
comparison: The word 'comparison' is a noun that refers to the act of comparing, which does not relate to guidance in decision-making.
identifying: The word 'identifying' is a gerund that refers to the action of recognizing, which does not fit as a noun describing guidance.
diverting: The word 'diverting' is a gerund that means to distract, which does not relate to guidance in decision-making.
principles: The word 'principles' is a noun that refers to fundamental beliefs, which does not fit as a guiding tool in this context.
frame: The word 'frame' is a verb that means to construct or shape, which does not fit as a noun describing guidance.

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