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Practice Reading: Reading Fill in the Blanks ID: #47924 Rain Cycle

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The water droplets that form clouds are held aloft by atmospheric currents. They are as condensed moisture. The droplets that become too heavy to be in the air precipitate as rain. This precipitation is a part of the water cycle. Rainwater provides necessary hydration to ecosystems and is the primary source of water for various forms of life.

exhausted vital termed uniform fresh suspended specialized

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Correct answer: termed
Explanation: The word 'termed' is a verb that indicates how the water droplets are referred to, fitting grammatically as it follows the subject 'they' and maintains the context of defining the droplets as condensed moisture.
Meaning: 'Termed' means to be called or referred to in a specific way.
Wrong options:
uniform: Uniform is an adjective meaning consistent or unchanging, which does not fit as it does not describe how the droplets are referred to.
vital: Vital is an adjective meaning essential or necessary, which does not fit as it does not describe the naming of the droplets.
fresh: Fresh is an adjective meaning new or not spoiled, which does not relate to the act of naming the droplets.
exhausted: Exhausted is an adjective meaning very tired or depleted, which does not fit in the context of naming the droplets.
suspended: Suspended is a verb that means to be temporarily prevented from continuing or being in force, which does not relate to how the droplets are termed.
specialized: Specialized is an adjective meaning designed for a specific purpose, which does not fit as it does not describe the naming of the droplets.
Correct answer: suspended
Explanation: The word 'suspended' is used as a verb that describes the state of the droplets being held in the air. It fits grammatically and contextually as it indicates that the droplets are not falling due to their weight.
Meaning: 'Suspended' means to be held up or supported in a position without falling.
Wrong options:
termed: Termed is a verb that refers to naming or calling something, which does not fit the context of describing the state of the droplets.
vital: Vital is an adjective meaning essential, which does not relate to the physical state of the droplets in the air.
fresh: Fresh is an adjective meaning new or not spoiled, which does not describe the condition of the droplets.
exhausted: Exhausted is an adjective meaning very tired, which does not fit the context of the droplets' state.
uniform: Uniform is an adjective meaning consistent, which does not describe the state of being held in the air.
specialized: Specialized is an adjective meaning designed for a specific purpose, which does not relate to the state of the droplets.
Correct answer: vital
Explanation: The word 'vital' is an adjective that describes the importance of precipitation in the water cycle. It fits grammatically and contextually as it emphasizes the essential role of rain in ecosystems.
Meaning: 'Vital' means absolutely necessary or essential for life.
Wrong options:
termed: Termed is a verb that refers to naming, which does not fit as it does not describe the importance of precipitation.
fresh: Fresh is an adjective meaning new or not spoiled, which does not convey the essential nature of precipitation.
exhausted: Exhausted is an adjective meaning very tired, which does not relate to the importance of precipitation.
suspended: Suspended is a verb that describes a state of being held up, which does not fit the context of describing the importance of precipitation.
uniform: Uniform is an adjective meaning consistent, which does not convey the essential nature of precipitation.
specialized: Specialized is an adjective meaning designed for a specific purpose, which does not fit the context of describing the importance of precipitation.
Correct answer: fresh
Explanation: The word 'fresh' is an adjective that describes the type of water provided by rain. It fits grammatically and contextually as it indicates that the water is suitable for life forms.
Meaning: 'Fresh' means clean, pure, and not contaminated, especially in the context of water.
Wrong options:
termed: Termed is a verb that refers to naming, which does not fit as it does not describe the type of water.
vital: Vital is an adjective meaning essential, which does not describe the quality of the water.
exhausted: Exhausted is an adjective meaning very tired, which does not relate to the type of water.
suspended: Suspended is a verb that describes a state of being held up, which does not fit the context of describing the type of water.
uniform: Uniform is an adjective meaning consistent, which does not convey the quality of the water.
specialized: Specialized is an adjective meaning designed for a specific purpose, which does not fit the context of describing the type of water.

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