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Comprehension: Some words have been deleted in the given passage. Fill in the blanks with the given alternatives. Select the most appropriate option for each blank.
Polar bears roam the Arctic ice sheets and swim in that region's coastal waters. They are (1)______ strong swimmers, and their large front paws, (2)______ they use to paddle, are (3)______ webbed. Some polar bears have been seen (4)______ hundreds of miles from land, though they probably cover most of that (5)______ by floating on sheets of ice.
Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank number (5).
extant
distance
extent
water
- The passage discusses polar bears and their abilities to travel across large distances in Arctic conditions.
- Blank (5) is meant to describe how much ground or space the polar bears cover while traveling.
- Option 1: "extant" refers to something that is still existing or surviving, which does not contextually fit the passage.
- Option 2: "distance" is appropriate as it describes the amount of space the polar bears cover or travel.
- Option 3: "extent" generally refers to the degree or scope of something, which could work but isn’t as direct as "distance."
- Option 4: "water" is not logical in this context as it doesn't describe the span of travel.
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