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Practice Reading: Fill in The Blanks (Drag & Drop) ID: #52947 Market Problem

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To a large extent, this is a market problem that markets can if the demand is , companies will find ways to get the work . But there are some specific things that governments can do to . One is to research with a strong emphasis on energy engineering and science.

done help solve creating try fund created make

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Correct answer: solve
Explanation: The verb 'solve' fits grammatically as it is in the base form, which is appropriate after 'can' in this context. It indicates the ability of markets to address the problem mentioned.
Meaning: 'Solve' means to find a solution to a problem or challenge.
Wrong options:
try: The verb 'try' implies an attempt rather than a definitive action, which does not convey the certainty needed in this context.
make: The verb 'make' does not directly relate to addressing a problem and lacks the specificity of 'solve.'
fund: The verb 'fund' refers to providing financial support, which does not fit the context of resolving a market problem.
help: The verb 'help' suggests assistance but does not imply a direct solution to the problem at hand.
creating: The gerund 'creating' does not fit grammatically after 'can' and does not convey the intended meaning of resolving the issue.
done: The past participle 'done' does not fit the structure of the sentence as it does not serve as an action that markets can perform.
Correct answer: created
Explanation: The word 'created' is the past participle form that fits the passive construction of the sentence, indicating that demand must be established for companies to respond.
Meaning: 'Created' means to bring something into existence or to establish it.
Wrong options:
creating: The gerund 'creating' does not fit the passive structure required here, as it does not indicate a completed action.
made: The past tense 'made' does not fit the context of establishing demand, as it implies a different action.
try: The verb 'try' does not relate to the establishment of demand and does not fit grammatically in this context.
solve: The verb 'solve' does not pertain to the creation of demand and is unrelated to this part of the sentence.
done: The past participle 'done' does not fit the context of demand creation and is not relevant here.
help: The verb 'help' does not convey the action of establishing demand and does not fit grammatically.
Correct answer: done
Explanation: The word 'done' is the past participle that fits the passive construction of the sentence, indicating that the work must be completed by companies.
Meaning: 'Done' means to have completed or finished a task or action.
Wrong options:
try: The verb 'try' suggests an attempt rather than completion, which does not fit the context of the sentence.
make: The verb 'make' does not convey the idea of completing work and is not appropriate in this context.
solve: The verb 'solve' does not relate to the completion of work and does not fit grammatically here.
help: The verb 'help' does not imply completion and is not relevant to the context of work being finished.
fund: The verb 'fund' refers to providing financial support, which does not fit the context of completing work.
created: The past participle 'created' does not fit the context of completing work and is unrelated to this part of the sentence.
Correct answer: help
Explanation: The verb 'help' fits grammatically and contextually as it indicates the action that governments can take to assist in the market problem.
Meaning: 'Help' means to assist or provide support to someone or something.
Wrong options:
try: The verb 'try' implies an attempt rather than a definitive action, which does not convey the intended meaning of assistance.
make: The verb 'make' does not convey the idea of providing support and is not appropriate in this context.
solve: The verb 'solve' suggests a direct resolution rather than assistance, which does not fit the context of government actions.
fund: The verb 'fund' refers specifically to financial support, which is a narrower action than the general assistance implied by 'help.'
created: The past participle 'created' does not fit the context of providing assistance and is unrelated to this part of the sentence.
done: The past participle 'done' does not fit the context of government actions and is not relevant here.
Correct answer: fund
Explanation: The verb 'fund' fits grammatically as it indicates the action of providing financial resources, which is a specific way governments can assist in research.
Meaning: 'Fund' means to provide financial support for a project or initiative.
Wrong options:
try: The verb 'try' implies an attempt rather than a definitive action, which does not fit the context of providing financial support.
help: The verb 'help' is too vague and does not specifically indicate the action of providing financial resources.
solve: The verb 'solve' does not relate to the financial aspect of supporting research and is not appropriate here.
make: The verb 'make' does not convey the idea of providing financial support and is not relevant in this context.
created: The past participle 'created' does not fit the context of funding research and is unrelated to this part of the sentence.
done: The past participle 'done' does not fit the context of providing financial support and is not relevant here.

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