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Practice Reading: Fill in The Blanks (Drag & Drop) ID: #52944 Politics at University

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Young people should get involved with politics at university. There needs to be more discussion of political . Students need to think about what kind of they want to live in. Universities are there as a forum for and for throwing ideas about. There is so much at university to find out about yourself and the world; it's a great spring board from which to launch yourself.

opportunity accommodation debate ideals parties society

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Correct answer: ideals
Explanation: The word 'ideals' fits grammatically as a plural noun that refers to the principles or values that guide political thought. In the context of the sentence, it aligns with the need for discussion about political beliefs and values among young people.
Meaning: 'Ideals' refers to the standards of perfection or excellence that individuals or groups aspire to.
Wrong options:
accommodation: The term 'accommodation' refers to a place to stay or adjustments made for comfort, which does not relate to political discussions.
opportunity: While 'opportunity' is relevant in the context of university, it does not specifically pertain to political discussions, making it contextually inappropriate here.
parties: 'Parties' refers to social gatherings or political groups, but it does not capture the essence of discussing political principles or values.
debate: Although 'debate' is related to political discussions, it does not fit as a noun that describes the subject of discussion itself, which is ideals.
society: 'Society' refers to a community or group of people, but it does not specifically address the principles or values that guide political thought.
Correct answer: society
Explanation: The term 'society' is a noun that refers to a community of individuals living together. It fits grammatically and contextually as it relates to the type of community students envision for their future.
Meaning: 'Society' refers to a structured community of people who share a common culture or way of life.
Wrong options:
accommodation: 'Accommodation' does not fit as it refers to housing or adjustments, which is unrelated to the concept of a community or societal structure.
opportunity: While 'opportunity' is relevant in the context of university, it does not describe the type of community students want to live in.
parties: 'Parties' refers to social events or political factions, which does not capture the broader concept of a community or society.
debate: Although 'debate' is relevant to discussions, it does not describe the community aspect that students are considering for their future.
ideals: 'Ideals' refers to principles or values, which does not fit as a description of the community or society students wish to inhabit.
Correct answer: debate
Explanation: The word 'debate' serves as a noun that refers to a formal discussion on a particular topic. It fits grammatically and contextually as it highlights the role of universities in fostering discussions and critical thinking.
Meaning: 'Debate' refers to a structured argument or discussion where opposing viewpoints are presented.
Wrong options:
accommodation: 'Accommodation' does not fit as it refers to housing or adjustments, which is unrelated to discussions or discourse.
opportunity: While 'opportunity' is relevant, it does not specifically pertain to the act of discussing or debating ideas.
parties: 'Parties' refers to social gatherings or political groups, which does not capture the essence of formal discussions or debates.
ideals: 'Ideals' refers to principles or values, which does not fit as a noun describing the act of discussion or discourse.
society: 'Society' refers to a community of individuals, but it does not specifically address the act of debating or discussing ideas.
Correct answer: opportunity
Explanation: The term 'opportunity' is a noun that refers to a favorable circumstance or chance for advancement. It fits grammatically and contextually as it highlights the potential for personal growth and exploration at university.
Meaning: 'Opportunity' refers to a set of circumstances that makes it possible to do something or achieve something.
Wrong options:
accommodation: 'Accommodation' does not fit as it refers to housing or adjustments, which is unrelated to personal growth or exploration.
parties: 'Parties' refers to social events, which does not capture the broader concept of personal development or opportunities available at university.
debate: While 'debate' is relevant in the context of discussions, it does not encompass the broader range of opportunities for personal growth.
ideals: 'Ideals' refers to principles or values, which does not fit as a description of the chances for personal exploration and growth at university.
society: 'Society' refers to a community of individuals, but it does not specifically address the opportunities for personal development available at university.

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