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Practice Reading: Fill in The Blanks (Drag & Drop) ID: #6415 September Prediction New Ideas

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In the text below some words are missing. Drag words from the box below to the appropriate place in the text. To undo an answer choice, drag the word back to the box below the text.

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First, new ideas are the of progress. Without them, stagnation reigns. Whether you're a designer dreaming of another world, an working on a new kind of structure, an charged with developing a fresh business concept, an advertiser seeking a breakthrough way to sell your product, a fifth-grade teacher trying to plan a memorable school program, or a volunteer looking for a new way to sell the same old raffle tickets, your ability to good ideas is critical to your success.

editor chambers thrive wheels engineer assembly generate executive

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A.I. Explanation:

Correct answer: wheels
Explanation: The word 'wheels' serves as a metaphor for the driving force behind progress, fitting grammatically as a plural noun that aligns with the context of discussing ideas as essential components of advancement.
Meaning: 'Wheels' metaphorically represent the mechanisms that drive progress forward.
Wrong options:
chambers: 'Chambers' refers to enclosed spaces or compartments, which does not fit the metaphorical context of driving progress.
engineer: 'Engineer' is a noun referring to a profession, which does not fit as a subject in this context.
editor: 'Editor' is a noun that describes a role in publishing, which does not relate to the concept of progress in this context.
thrive: 'Thrive' is a verb meaning to grow or develop well, which does not fit as a noun in this sentence.
assembly: 'Assembly' refers to a gathering or meeting, which does not align with the metaphor of driving progress.
executive: 'Executive' is a noun that describes a person in a high-level position, which does not fit the context of being a driving force.
Correct answer: engineer
Explanation: The term 'engineer' fits grammatically as a noun that describes a professional involved in designing and building structures, aligning with the context of innovation and progress.
Meaning: 'Engineer' refers to a professional who designs and builds complex structures or systems.
Wrong options:
generate: 'Generate' is a verb that does not fit as a noun in this context.
chambers: 'Chambers' refers to enclosed spaces, which does not relate to a profession or role in this context.
wheels: 'Wheels' is a metaphorical noun for progress, not a profession, making it unsuitable here.
editor: 'Editor' is a noun that describes a role in publishing, which does not fit the context of engineering.
assembly: 'Assembly' refers to a gathering or meeting, which does not describe a professional role.
Correct answer: executive
Explanation: The word 'executive' is a noun that refers to a person in a high-level position responsible for making decisions, fitting grammatically and contextually in the discussion of business concepts.
Meaning: 'Executive' refers to a person with managerial responsibilities in a business or organization.
Wrong options:
generate: 'Generate' is a verb that does not fit as a noun in this context.
chambers: 'Chambers' refers to enclosed spaces, which does not relate to a professional role.
engineer: 'Engineer' is a noun that describes a specific profession, which does not fit the context of business leadership.
editor: 'Editor' is a noun that describes a role in publishing, which does not align with the concept of business development.
assembly: 'Assembly' refers to a gathering or meeting, which does not describe a professional role.
Correct answer: assembly
Explanation: The term 'assembly' fits grammatically as a noun that describes a gathering or meeting, which aligns with the context of planning a school program.
Meaning: 'Assembly' refers to a gathering of people for a specific purpose, often in an educational context.
Wrong options:
generate: 'Generate' is a verb that does not fit as a noun in this context.
chambers: 'Chambers' refers to enclosed spaces, which does not relate to a school program.
engineer: 'Engineer' is a noun that describes a profession, which does not fit the context of a school event.
editor: 'Editor' is a noun that describes a role in publishing, which does not align with the concept of a school assembly.
executive: 'Executive' refers to a person in a high-level position, which does not fit the context of a school program.
Correct answer: generate
Explanation: The word 'generate' is a verb that fits grammatically and contextually, as it describes the action of creating or producing ideas, which is critical for success.
Meaning: 'Generate' means to produce or create something, in this case, good ideas.
Wrong options:
chambers: 'Chambers' refers to enclosed spaces, which does not fit as a verb in this context.
wheels: 'Wheels' is a noun that does not fit as a verb and does not relate to the action of creating ideas.
engineer: 'Engineer' is a noun that describes a profession, which does not fit as a verb in this context.
editor: 'Editor' is a noun that describes a role in publishing, which does not align with the action of generating ideas.
assembly: 'Assembly' refers to a gathering or meeting, which does not fit as a verb.

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