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Practice Reading: Fill in The Blanks (Drag & Drop) ID: #48073 Lower Stress Levels

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The lower stress levels that people experience in nature can physical health, in by lowering blood pressure. Outside, people also may be more likely to with neighbors. Those can help people feel less lonely and generally happier. They also may lead to more exercise when someone up a game of tag or frisbee -- or maybe suggests a bike ride.

terms improve part connections take socialize starts galvanize

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Correct answer: improve
Explanation: The verb 'improve' fits grammatically as it is in the base form, which is appropriate following 'can.' Contextually, it aligns with the idea that lower stress levels enhance physical health.
Meaning: To make something better or enhance its quality.
Wrong options:
take: The verb 'take' does not fit the context of enhancing health and is not a suitable action in this sentence.
terms: The noun 'terms' does not relate to the action of enhancing health and does not fit grammatically.
socialize: The verb 'socialize' does not fit as it does not convey the idea of improving health.
galvanize: The verb 'galvanize' means to stimulate or excite, which does not directly relate to the improvement of health in this context.
connections: The noun 'connections' does not fit as it does not convey an action related to health improvement.
part: The noun 'part' does not fit grammatically as it does not represent an action.
Correct answer: part
Explanation: The word 'part' fits grammatically as a noun that indicates a portion of something. Contextually, it refers to the aspect of health that is improved by lower blood pressure.
Meaning: A portion or segment of a whole.
Wrong options:
take: The verb 'take' does not fit as it does not refer to a portion or segment.
improve: The verb 'improve' does not fit as it does not denote a part of something.
socialize: The verb 'socialize' does not relate to the concept of a part or portion.
galvanize: The verb 'galvanize' does not fit as it does not indicate a segment or portion.
connections: The noun 'connections' does not refer to a part of health improvement and is not appropriate here.
terms: The noun 'terms' does not fit as it does not indicate a portion.
Correct answer: socialize
Explanation: The verb 'socialize' fits grammatically as it follows 'to' and indicates an action. Contextually, it aligns with the idea of interacting with neighbors.
Meaning: To engage in social activities or interact with others.
Wrong options:
take: The verb 'take' does not fit as it does not convey the action of interacting socially.
part: The noun 'part' does not fit as it does not indicate an action.
improve: The verb 'improve' does not relate to the action of social interaction.
galvanize: The verb 'galvanize' does not fit as it does not convey social interaction.
connections: The noun 'connections' does not fit as it does not represent an action.
terms: The noun 'terms' does not fit as it does not indicate an action.
Correct answer: connections
Explanation: The noun 'connections' fits grammatically as it serves as the subject of the following clause. Contextually, it refers to the relationships formed through socializing.
Meaning: Relationships or associations with others.
Wrong options:
take: The verb 'take' does not fit as it does not refer to relationships or associations.
improve: The verb 'improve' does not fit as it does not denote relationships.
socialize: The verb 'socialize' does not fit as it does not refer to the relationships formed.
galvanize: The verb 'galvanize' does not fit as it does not relate to relationships.
part: The noun 'part' does not fit as it does not refer to connections or relationships.
terms: The noun 'terms' does not fit as it does not relate to relationships.
Correct answer: starts
Explanation: The verb 'starts' fits grammatically as it is in the base form following 'someone.' Contextually, it indicates the initiation of an activity, such as a game.
Meaning: To begin or commence an action.
Wrong options:
take: The verb 'take' does not fit as it does not indicate the initiation of an activity.
part: The noun 'part' does not fit as it does not denote an action.
improve: The verb 'improve' does not fit as it does not indicate the beginning of an activity.
galvanize: The verb 'galvanize' does not fit as it does not convey the initiation of a game.
connections: The noun 'connections' does not fit as it does not represent an action.
socialize: The verb 'socialize' does not fit as it does not indicate the initiation of an activity.

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