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Practice Reading: Fill in The Blanks (Drag & Drop) ID: #50460 Boeing Discipline

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Boeing encourages employees to promptly concerns about safety, quality, potential violations of the law, or Boeing policy. Boeing also works to an environment in which employees feel safe guidance, raising concerns, and identifying areas for improvement. Any retaliation against employees who raise a concern is not and is grounds for discipline, up to and including termination.

prevented nurturing tolerated cause raise foster seeking

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A.I. Explanation:

Correct answer: raise
Explanation: The verb 'raise' is used here to indicate the action of bringing up or expressing concerns. It fits grammatically as it follows the infinitive form 'to' and aligns with the context of encouraging employees to voice their concerns.
Meaning: 'Raise' means to bring up or express something, in this case, concerns about safety and policy.
Wrong options:
tolerated: The word 'tolerated' is a verb that means to allow something to happen, which does not fit the context of expressing concerns.
prevented: 'Prevented' is a verb that means to stop something from happening, which does not align with the action of expressing concerns.
nurturing: 'Nurturing' is an adjective that describes the act of caring for or encouraging growth, which does not fit as an action to express concerns.
cause: 'Cause' is a noun that refers to a reason for an action, which does not fit grammatically or contextually in this sentence.
seeking: 'Seeking' is a gerund that refers to the act of looking for something, which does not fit the context of raising concerns.
foster: 'Foster' is a verb that means to encourage or promote development, which does not fit the action of raising concerns.
Correct answer: foster
Explanation: The verb 'foster' is appropriate here as it means to encourage or promote a certain environment. It fits grammatically and contextually as it describes Boeing's intention to create a supportive atmosphere for employees.
Meaning: 'Foster' means to encourage or promote the development of something, in this case, a safe environment for employees.
Wrong options:
tolerated: 'Tolerated' does not fit as it refers to allowing something to happen rather than promoting an environment.
prevented: 'Prevented' means to stop something from occurring, which contradicts the intention of creating a supportive environment.
nurturing: 'Nurturing' is an adjective that describes a caring approach, but it does not fit as a verb in this context.
cause: 'Cause' is a noun that does not relate to the action of promoting an environment.
raise: 'Raise' is a verb that refers to bringing up concerns, which does not fit the context of fostering an environment.
seeking: 'Seeking' is a gerund that refers to the act of looking for something, which does not fit the context of fostering an environment.
Correct answer: seeking
Explanation: The gerund 'seeking' fits grammatically as it follows the preposition 'safe' and aligns with the context of employees looking for guidance. It indicates the action of searching for help or information.
Meaning: 'Seeking' means the act of looking for or trying to obtain something, in this case, guidance.
Wrong options:
tolerated: 'Tolerated' does not fit as it is a verb that means to allow something to happen, which does not relate to the action of looking for guidance.
prevented: 'Prevented' is a verb that means to stop something from happening, which does not fit the context of seeking guidance.
nurturing: 'Nurturing' is an adjective that describes a supportive approach, which does not fit as a gerund in this context.
cause: 'Cause' is a noun that does not relate to the action of seeking guidance.
raise: 'Raise' is a verb that means to bring up concerns, which does not fit the context of looking for guidance.
foster: 'Foster' is a verb that means to encourage development, which does not fit the action of seeking guidance.
Correct answer: tolerated
Explanation: The word 'tolerated' is used here as a verb to indicate that retaliation against employees is not allowed. It fits grammatically and contextually as it describes the company's stance on retaliation.
Meaning: 'Tolerated' means to allow something to happen, but in this context, it indicates that retaliation is not permitted.
Wrong options:
prevented: 'Prevented' means to stop something from occurring, which does not fit the context of describing what is not allowed.
nurturing: 'Nurturing' is an adjective that describes a supportive approach, which does not fit as a verb in this context.
cause: 'Cause' is a noun that does not relate to the action of allowing or disallowing behavior.
raise: 'Raise' is a verb that means to bring up concerns, which does not fit the context of discussing retaliation.
seeking: 'Seeking' is a gerund that refers to the act of looking for something, which does not fit the context of retaliation.
foster: 'Foster' is a verb that means to encourage development, which does not fit the context of describing retaliation.

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