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Practice Reading: Reading Fill in the Blanks ID: #47280 Brain Bus

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These fascinating questions and more will be revealed by University of Manchester scientists when they take to the road on their 'Brain Bus'. The bus is taking hands on to test the senses to the suburbs, to show young and old alike how the brain works and how science can answer some of life's most captivating questions. Organiser Dr Stuart Allan, lecturer at the Faculty of Life Sciences, explains: "Three-year-olds and upwards can understand the senses and it's an area that is to all ages. "It takes effort to get out of bed on a Saturday morning and go to the Museum. We are bringing science to your doorstep and going further afield this year in the hope of finding new and different . "We want people to see that science is interesting as well as important in our lives, and to people who may not consider it possible to go to University."

activities encourage intriguing categorize challenging schemes audiences

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Correct answer: activities
Explanation: The word 'activities' fits grammatically as it is a plural noun that aligns with the context of hands-on experiences being taken to the suburbs. It maintains the sentence's structure and meaning, indicating what the bus will provide.
Meaning: Activities refer to tasks or actions that engage individuals, particularly in a learning or experimental context.
Wrong options:
challenging: 'Challenging' is an adjective that describes something difficult, which does not fit as it does not denote a noun that can be taken to the suburbs.
categorize: 'Categorize' is a verb that means to classify, which does not fit grammatically as it does not represent a noun or a tangible item that can be taken.
schemes: 'Schemes' is a plural noun but implies a plan or arrangement, which does not align with the context of hands-on experiences.
intriguing: 'Intriguing' is an adjective that describes something interesting, which does not fit as it does not represent a noun that can be taken to the suburbs.
audiences: 'Audiences' is a plural noun referring to groups of people, which does not fit as it does not represent hands-on experiences.
Correct answer: intriguing
Explanation: The term 'intriguing' is an adjective that describes the subject 'area,' indicating that the topic of senses is interesting to all ages. It fits grammatically and contextually, enhancing the meaning of the sentence.
Meaning: Intriguing means something that arouses curiosity or interest.
Wrong options:
challenging: 'Challenging' is an adjective that implies difficulty, which does not fit the context of describing an area of interest.
activities: 'Activities' is a plural noun that does not grammatically fit as it does not describe the area itself.
categorize: 'Categorize' is a verb that does not fit as it does not describe the nature of the area.
schemes: 'Schemes' is a noun that refers to plans or arrangements, which does not fit the context of describing an area of interest.
audiences: 'Audiences' is a plural noun that refers to groups of people, which does not fit as it does not describe the area.
Correct answer: audiences
Explanation: The word 'audiences' is a plural noun that fits grammatically and contextually, referring to the groups of people the bus aims to reach. It aligns with the intention of finding new and different groups to engage with science.
Meaning: Audiences refer to groups of people who watch, listen to, or engage with something, in this case, science activities.
Wrong options:
challenging: 'Challenging' is an adjective that does not fit as it does not denote a group of people.
categorize: 'Categorize' is a verb that does not fit grammatically as it does not represent a noun or group.
schemes: 'Schemes' is a plural noun that implies plans, which does not fit the context of reaching out to people.
activities: 'Activities' is a plural noun that refers to tasks or actions, which does not fit as it does not denote groups of people.
intriguing: 'Intriguing' is an adjective that describes something interesting, which does not fit as it does not represent a group.
Correct answer: encourage
Explanation: The word 'encourage' is a verb that fits grammatically and contextually, indicating the action the organizers want to take towards people who may not consider going to University. It aligns with the overall message of promoting science education.
Meaning: Encourage means to inspire or motivate someone to do something.
Wrong options:
challenging: 'Challenging' is an adjective that does not fit as it does not denote an action that can be taken towards people.
categorize: 'Categorize' is a verb that does not fit as it does not convey the intended action of motivating individuals.
schemes: 'Schemes' is a noun that refers to plans, which does not fit as it does not represent an action.
activities: 'Activities' is a plural noun that does not fit as it does not denote an action.
intriguing: 'Intriguing' is an adjective that describes something interesting, which does not fit as it does not represent an action.

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