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Practice Reading: Fill in The Blanks (Drag & Drop) ID: #38847 Charity

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People who are into extreme sports love the idea of a challenge. For some, it's escaping the monotony of everyday life and the planning is more important than the actual sport, for example organising the event in great detail, or raising money charity. But adrenaline, too, plays a big part, with many saying they need a physical buzz that they can't get from normal life. It can be a misconception to believe these people are reckless; in fact, they are often the opposite of what we assume. They try their hardest not to leave things chance and they don't do anything they're ready. There's also a lot of creativity in the things extreme-sports people do. These sports often don't have established rules; the participants have to work them out they go along. Crucial to this is a sense of trust in oneself and the environment, not something that necessarily encouraged nowadays. After all, we're living in a time when health and safety rules are dominant.

as for is unless to until we it

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A.I. Explanation:

Correct answer: for
Explanation: The preposition 'for' is used here to indicate the purpose of raising money, which is charity. It fits grammatically as it connects the action of raising money to its intended goal.
Meaning: 'For' indicates the purpose or reason behind an action, in this case, raising money for charity.
Wrong options:
to: 'To' is a preposition that indicates direction or purpose but does not fit here as it does not convey the intended meaning of supporting charity.
until: 'Until' is a conjunction that indicates a time limit, which does not relate to the purpose of raising money.
as: 'As' is a conjunction that indicates a role or function, which does not fit the context of indicating purpose.
unless: 'Unless' is a conjunction that introduces a condition, which does not apply to the context of raising money.
we: 'We' is a pronoun that does not fit grammatically as it does not serve as a preposition or indicate purpose.
is: 'Is' is a verb that does not fit in this context as it does not indicate purpose.
it: 'It' is a pronoun that does not fit grammatically as it does not indicate purpose.
Correct answer: to
Explanation: The preposition 'to' is used here to indicate the direction of the action, which is leaving things to chance. It fits grammatically as it connects the verb 'leave' to its object 'chance.'
Meaning: 'To' indicates direction or purpose, in this case, leaving things in the hands of chance.
Wrong options:
for: 'For' indicates purpose but does not fit here as it does not convey the intended meaning of direction.
until: 'Until' is a conjunction that indicates a time limit, which does not relate to the action of leaving things.
as: 'As' is a conjunction that indicates a role or function, which does not fit the context of leaving things.
unless: 'Unless' is a conjunction that introduces a condition, which does not apply to the context of leaving things.
we: 'We' is a pronoun that does not fit grammatically as it does not serve as a preposition.
is: 'Is' is a verb that does not fit in this context as it does not indicate direction.
it: 'It' is a pronoun that does not fit grammatically as it does not indicate direction.
Correct answer: until
Explanation: The conjunction 'until' is used to indicate a time condition, meaning they don't do anything before they are ready. It fits grammatically as it connects the action to the condition of being ready.
Meaning: 'Until' indicates a time limit or condition, meaning that actions are not taken before a certain point.
Wrong options:
for: 'For' indicates purpose but does not fit here as it does not convey a time condition.
to: 'To' is a preposition that indicates direction or purpose, which does not relate to the timing of actions.
as: 'As' is a conjunction that indicates a role or function, which does not fit the context of timing.
unless: 'Unless' is a conjunction that introduces a condition, but it does not convey the same meaning as 'until.'
we: 'We' is a pronoun that does not fit grammatically as it does not serve as a conjunction.
is: 'Is' is a verb that does not fit in this context as it does not indicate timing.
it: 'It' is a pronoun that does not fit grammatically as it does not indicate timing.
Correct answer: as
Explanation: The conjunction 'as' is used here to indicate the manner in which participants work out the rules, meaning they do so while they are engaged in the activity. It fits grammatically as it connects the action to the process.
Meaning: 'As' indicates the manner or time during which something happens, in this case, working out rules while participating.
Wrong options:
for: 'For' indicates purpose but does not fit here as it does not convey the manner of working out rules.
to: 'To' is a preposition that indicates direction or purpose, which does not relate to the manner of working out rules.
until: 'Until' indicates a time limit, which does not fit the context of how rules are worked out.
unless: 'Unless' is a conjunction that introduces a condition, which does not apply to the context of working out rules.
we: 'We' is a pronoun that does not fit grammatically as it does not serve as a conjunction.
is: 'Is' is a verb that does not fit in this context as it does not indicate manner.
it: 'It' is a pronoun that does not fit grammatically as it does not indicate manner.
Correct answer: is
Explanation: The verb 'is' serves as a linking verb that connects the subject 'something' to the predicate 'necessarily encouraged.' It fits grammatically as it maintains the sentence structure.
Meaning: 'Is' indicates a state of being, in this case, referring to the encouragement of trust.
Wrong options:
for: 'For' indicates purpose but does not fit here as it does not serve as a verb.
to: 'To' is a preposition that does not fit grammatically as it does not serve as a verb.
until: 'Until' is a conjunction that indicates a time limit, which does not fit the context of being encouraged.
unless: 'Unless' is a conjunction that introduces a condition, which does not apply to the context of encouragement.
we: 'We' is a pronoun that does not fit grammatically as it does not serve as a verb.
as: 'As' is a conjunction that does not fit in this context as it does not indicate a state of being.
it: 'It' is a pronoun that does not fit grammatically as it does not serve as a verb.

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