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While medical experts have long touted the importance of sleep to optimal health, many adults will forgo the _________ effects of taking a nap for fear of seeming idle.
A. soporific
B. detrimental
C. beneficial
D. perceptible
E. deleterious
F. salubrious
A. soporific
B. detrimental
C. beneficial
D. perceptible
E. deleterious
F. salubrious
12 Apr 2024, 15:33
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The beginning of this sentence focuses on how important sleep is to good health. You can therefore predict that taking a nap produces positive effects on health. (A) soporific means “to make sleepy,” which is not a logical effect of napping. (B) detrimental and (E) deleterious both mean “harmful,” which is the opposite of the predicted meaning “positive.” (D) perceptible, meaning “noticeable,” might make sense in the context, but the word charge is not positive enough to match the prediction, and there is no second choice that would give the sentence a similar meaning. (C) beneficial, meaning “favorable,” and (F) salubrious, meaning “health-giving,” both correctly convey the idea that the effects of napping are positive and healthy and are the right answers.
The beginning of this sentence focuses on how important sleep is to good health. You can therefore predict that taking a nap produces positive effects on health. (A) soporific means “to make sleepy,” which is not a logical effect of napping. (B) detrimental and (E) deleterious both mean “harmful,” which is the opposite of the predicted meaning “positive.” (D) perceptible, meaning “noticeable,” might make sense in the context, but the word charge is not positive enough to match the prediction, and there is no second choice that would give the sentence a similar meaning. (C) beneficial, meaning “favorable,” and (F) salubrious, meaning “health-giving,” both correctly convey the idea that the effects of napping are positive and healthy and are the right answers.
08 Jan 2025, 01:01
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The answer needs to be corrected to C and F.
