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Practice Reading: Reading Fill in the Blanks ID: #48057 Financial Adviser Anxiety

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Financial adviser anxiety can stem from a fear of being about your lack of financial knowledge or the current of your finances. It can encompass feelings of shame or , and also a discomfort at the prospect of sharing personal information. The industry itself arguably hasn’t always helped itself – all too often presenting an image of sombre advisers in suits and talking in jargon.

pose dressed wage judged exploited state guilt

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Correct answer: judged
Explanation: The word 'judged' fits grammatically as it is the past participle form of the verb 'judge,' which aligns with the passive construction of the sentence. The context indicates that the anxiety stems from the fear of others forming an opinion about one's financial knowledge, making 'judged' the appropriate choice.
Meaning: 'Judged' means to be evaluated or formed an opinion about by others.
Wrong options:
pose: The word 'pose' is a verb that means to present or constitute, which does not fit the context of fear related to evaluation.
exploited: 'Exploited' is a past participle that implies being taken advantage of, which does not relate to the fear of judgment.
state: 'State' is a noun referring to a condition or situation, which does not fit the grammatical structure needed here.
wage: 'Wage' is a noun referring to payment for work, which is irrelevant to the context of financial knowledge and judgment.
guilt: 'Guilt' is a noun that refers to the feeling of having done something wrong, which does not fit the context of being judged.
Correct answer: state
Explanation: The term 'state' is a noun that refers to the condition or situation of something, which fits perfectly in the context of discussing the current financial situation. It maintains grammatical coherence and aligns with the overall topic of financial anxiety.
Meaning: 'State' refers to the current condition or situation of something, in this case, finances.
Wrong options:
dressed: 'Dressed' is a past participle that describes how someone is attired, which does not relate to the financial context.
pose: 'Pose' is a verb that means to present or constitute, which does not fit as it does not describe a financial condition.
exploited: 'Exploited' is a past participle that implies being taken advantage of, which does not fit the context of describing a financial situation.
wage: 'Wage' is a noun referring to payment for work, which does not describe the condition of finances.
guilt: 'Guilt' is a noun that refers to the feeling of having done something wrong, which does not fit the context of describing a financial state.
Correct answer: guilt
Explanation: The word 'guilt' fits grammatically as a noun that describes a feeling associated with having done something wrong. In the context of financial anxiety, it complements the feelings of shame mentioned earlier, making it a suitable choice.
Meaning: 'Guilt' refers to the emotional experience of feeling responsible for a wrongdoing.
Wrong options:
dressed: 'Dressed' is a past participle that describes attire, which does not relate to feelings of shame or anxiety.
pose: 'Pose' is a verb that means to present or constitute, which does not fit the emotional context of guilt.
exploited: 'Exploited' is a past participle that implies being taken advantage of, which does not relate to feelings of guilt.
state: 'State' is a noun referring to a condition, which does not fit as it does not describe an emotional experience.
wage: 'Wage' is a noun referring to payment for work, which is irrelevant to the context of emotional feelings.
Correct answer: dressed
Explanation: The word 'dressed' is the past participle of the verb 'dress,' which fits grammatically in the passive construction of the sentence. It describes how advisers are presented, aligning with the context of their image in the industry.
Meaning: 'Dressed' refers to the way someone is attired or clothed.
Wrong options:
state: 'State' is a noun that refers to a condition or situation, which does not fit the grammatical structure needed here.
pose: 'Pose' is a verb that means to present or constitute, which does not fit as it does not describe attire.
exploited: 'Exploited' is a past participle that implies being taken advantage of, which does not relate to how advisers are presented.
judged: 'Judged' is a past participle that refers to being evaluated, which does not fit the context of describing attire.
guilt: 'Guilt' is a noun that refers to the feeling of having done something wrong, which does not fit the context of describing how advisers are dressed.

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