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In the following passage, some words have been deleted. Fill in the blanks with the help of the alternatives given. Select the most appropriate option for each blank. Comprehension: The word “archaeology” comes from the Greek word “arkhaios,” which means “ancient.” (1)______ some archaeologists study living cultures, most archaeologists concern (2)______ with the distant past. People have dug (3)______ monuments and collected artefacts for thousands of years. (4)______, these people were not scholars, but looters and grave robbers looking to make money or (5)______ up their personal collections.
Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank number 3.
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- The word “archaeology” comes from “arkhaios,” meaning “ancient.” This sets the context for digging and collecting artifacts.
- (1) Although some archaeologists study living cultures, most focus on the distant past.
- (2) The use of "concern themselves" implies archaeologists are focused on their subject.
- The phrase "dug (3)______ monuments" indicates a physical action to uncover or excavate.
- Option 4: up - "dug up" is a common term used for excavating or uncovering something buried.
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- (4) Historically, the intent was not scholarly, but for financial gain or personal collection.
- (5) The passage suggests collecting for personal gain or appearance.
Option 4 "up" fits as it correctly portrays the action of uncovering monuments.
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