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Practice Reading: Reading Fill in the Blanks ID: #47926 Wildlife Overpass

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A newly constructed wildlife overpass has successful in reducing animal-vehicle collisions on a busy highway. The overpass is part of a larger initiative to create safe migration for wildlife, which also promotes genetic diversity by connecting animal populations that were previously by roads.

cracked beaten routes yards segmented proven

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Correct answer: proven
Explanation: The word 'proven' is the past participle of 'prove,' which fits grammatically as it describes the successful outcome of the wildlife overpass in reducing collisions. It aligns with the context of discussing the effectiveness of the overpass.
Meaning: 'Proven' means demonstrated to be true or effective based on evidence or experience.
Wrong options:
beaten: 'Beaten' is the past participle of 'beat,' which does not relate to success or effectiveness in this context.
yards: 'Yards' is a plural noun referring to a unit of measurement or an area, which does not fit grammatically or contextually here.
cracked: 'Cracked' is the past participle of 'crack,' which implies damage and does not relate to the success of the overpass.
segmented: 'Segmented' is the past participle of 'segment,' which refers to being divided and does not fit the context of proving success.
Correct answer: routes
Explanation: The term 'routes' is a plural noun that refers to paths or ways taken to reach a destination. It fits grammatically and contextually as it describes the safe migration paths for wildlife.
Meaning: 'Routes' means designated paths or ways for travel or migration.
Wrong options:
segmented: 'Segmented' is an adjective that describes something divided into parts, which does not fit as it does not refer to paths or ways.
beaten: 'Beaten' is the past participle of 'beat,' which does not relate to paths and is not a noun in this context.
yards: 'Yards' is a plural noun referring to a unit of measurement or an area, which does not fit as it does not describe migration paths.
cracked: 'Cracked' is the past participle of 'crack,' which implies damage and does not relate to migration routes.
Correct answer: segmented
Explanation: The word 'segmented' is the past participle of 'segment,' which describes populations that have been divided or separated. It fits grammatically and contextually as it explains the previous state of animal populations before the overpass was constructed.
Meaning: 'Segmented' means divided into separate parts or sections.
Wrong options:
proven: 'Proven' is the past participle of 'prove,' which does not fit as it does not describe a state of division.
beaten: 'Beaten' is the past participle of 'beat,' which implies defeat and does not relate to the concept of division.
yards: 'Yards' is a plural noun referring to a unit of measurement or an area, which does not fit as it does not describe a state of being.
cracked: 'Cracked' is the past participle of 'crack,' which implies damage and does not relate to the concept of being divided.

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