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Practice Reading: Fill in The Blanks (Drag & Drop) ID: #46373 LCDs

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Statistics show that Americans watch TV on average for four hours a day, whilst Europeans watch three hours, so it's not surprising that consumers are saying that as they so much time watching TV, that they as well look at something that looks good! But it's not just viewing statistics that are ; the economic statistics are also looking good, with the market for thin-screen TVs worth $21 billion in 2004. Plasmas are taking the slice of this market, especially for screens of 40 inches or more where they have an 88% slice of the market. LCDs are also fast, but relative to plasmas the growth rate is slower.

impressive spend might selling therefore rate biggest small

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Correct answer: spend
Explanation: The verb 'spend' is in the present tense, which aligns with the ongoing action of consumers watching TV. It fits grammatically as it describes what consumers are doing with their time, maintaining the sentence's structure and context.
Meaning: To 'spend' means to use time or resources for a particular purpose, in this case, watching TV.
Wrong options:
selling: The word 'selling' is a gerund that does not fit the context of what consumers are doing with their time; it implies a different action related to commerce.
biggest: 'Biggest' is an adjective that describes size and does not fit as a verb in this context.
small: 'Small' is also an adjective and does not serve as a verb, making it grammatically incorrect here.
impressive: 'Impressive' is an adjective that describes something remarkable, which does not fit the action of consumers in this sentence.
therefore: 'Therefore' is a conjunction used to indicate a conclusion, which does not fit as a verb in this context.
might: 'Might' is a modal verb that suggests possibility but does not convey the action of spending time.
rate: 'Rate' is a noun that refers to a measurement or value, which does not fit as a verb in this context.
Correct answer: might
Explanation: The word 'might' is a modal verb that indicates possibility, fitting well in the context of suggesting that consumers could also look at something appealing. It maintains the conditional structure of the sentence.
Meaning: 'Might' expresses a possibility or suggestion, indicating that looking at something good is an option for consumers.
Wrong options:
selling: 'Selling' is a gerund that does not fit the context of expressing possibility; it implies an action rather than a potential action.
biggest: 'Biggest' is an adjective that describes size and does not fit as a modal verb in this context.
small: 'Small' is an adjective that does not convey possibility and is grammatically incorrect here.
impressive: 'Impressive' is an adjective that describes something remarkable, which does not fit the conditional nature of the sentence.
therefore: 'Therefore' is a conjunction that indicates a conclusion, which does not fit as a modal verb in this context.
spend: 'Spend' is a verb that describes an action but does not express possibility, making it unsuitable here.
rate: 'Rate' is a noun that refers to a measurement or value, which does not fit as a modal verb.
Correct answer: impressive
Explanation: The adjective 'impressive' describes the statistics, indicating that they are remarkable or noteworthy. It fits grammatically as it modifies the noun 'statistics' and aligns with the context of discussing positive data.
Meaning: 'Impressive' means something that evokes admiration through size, quality, or skill, in this case, referring to the statistics being noteworthy.
Wrong options:
selling: 'Selling' is a gerund that does not describe the statistics and does not fit grammatically as an adjective.
biggest: 'Biggest' is an adjective that describes size but does not appropriately convey the quality of the statistics in this context.
small: 'Small' is an adjective that implies a lesser size or amount, which contradicts the positive sentiment about the statistics.
therefore: 'Therefore' is a conjunction that indicates a conclusion and does not fit as a descriptive adjective for statistics.
might: 'Might' is a modal verb that expresses possibility, which does not describe the statistics and is grammatically incorrect here.
spend: 'Spend' is a verb that does not fit as an adjective to describe the statistics.
rate: 'Rate' is a noun that refers to a measurement or value, which does not fit as an adjective in this context.
Correct answer: biggest
Explanation: The word 'biggest' is an adjective that describes the largest portion of the market, fitting grammatically as it modifies the noun 'slice.' It aligns with the context of discussing market shares.
Meaning: 'Biggest' refers to the largest in size or amount, indicating that plasmas take the largest share of the market.
Wrong options:
selling: 'Selling' is a gerund that does not fit as an adjective to describe the slice of the market.
impressive: 'Impressive' is an adjective that describes something remarkable but does not convey size or amount, making it unsuitable here.
small: 'Small' is an adjective that implies a lesser size, which contradicts the context of plasmas taking the largest market share.
therefore: 'Therefore' is a conjunction that indicates a conclusion and does not fit as an adjective in this context.
might: 'Might' is a modal verb that expresses possibility and does not describe size or amount, making it grammatically incorrect here.
spend: 'Spend' is a verb that does not fit as an adjective to describe the slice of the market.
rate: 'Rate' is a noun that refers to a measurement or value, which does not fit as an adjective in this context.
Correct answer: selling
Explanation: The word 'selling' is a gerund that describes the action of LCDs in the market, fitting grammatically as it indicates what is happening with these TVs. It aligns with the context of discussing market dynamics.
Meaning: 'Selling' refers to the act of offering goods for sale, indicating that LCDs are being sold quickly in the market.
Wrong options:
biggest: 'Biggest' is an adjective that describes size and does not fit as a gerund in this context.
impressive: 'Impressive' is an adjective that describes something remarkable but does not convey an action, making it unsuitable here.
small: 'Small' is an adjective that implies a lesser size, which does not fit the context of describing the action of selling.
therefore: 'Therefore' is a conjunction that indicates a conclusion and does not fit as a gerund in this context.
might: 'Might' is a modal verb that expresses possibility and does not describe an action, making it grammatically incorrect here.
spend: 'Spend' is a verb that does not fit as a gerund to describe the action of selling.
rate: 'Rate' is a noun that refers to a measurement or value, which does not fit as a gerund in this context.

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