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In the following passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage carefully and select the most appropriate option to fill in each blank. In everyday language, the phrase ‘sleepwalking’ can be used (1)____________ informally and symbolically to describe a lack of energy or attention. However, for (2)_________ infants and adults, sleepwalking is a genuine disorder with serious (3)___________. Sleepwalking, also known as somnambulism, is a sleep-related behaviour condition that causes people to walk or execute other (d:___________ acts while they are still partly sleeping. It is more (5)____________ in children than in adults, and it is more likely to develop if a person has a family history of the illness, is sleep deprived or has many nightly awakenings.
Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank number 5.
triumphant
prevalent
swift
hidden
- The passage talks about sleepwalking, or somnambulism, as a sleep-related disorder.
- Blank 1: The phrase is used more informally and symbolically, showing dual meanings.
- Blank 2: The phrase refers to both infants and adults, indicating the affected groups.
- Blank 3: The phrase points to the serious consequences or implications of sleepwalking.
- Blank 4: Describes actions that people engage in while sleepwalking.
- Blank 5: This part of the passage mentions how common it is in children.
- Option 1: triumphant - It doesn't fit the context as it doesn’t relate to frequency or commonality.
- Option 2: prevalent - This fits because it means widespread or common, aligning with sleepwalking being more common in children.
- Option 3: swift - Refers to speed, not relevant to describing how common something is.
- Option 4: hidden - Suggests being concealed or not obvious, which is not related to frequency.
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