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Instructions 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. Comprehension: Imagination is not only the uniquely human capacity to envision that which is not, and therefore the foundation of all invention and innovation. In (1)______ arguably most transformative (2)______ revelatory capacity, it is (3)______ power that enables us to (4)______ with humans whose experiences we have (5)______ shared.
Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank number (1).
his
their
its
our
- The passage discusses imagination as a concept. When the text refers to "imagination," it's using a singular noun.
- "Its" is the appropriate possessive pronoun to use with singular nouns like "imagination."
- Using "its" aligns with the singular subject, indicating possession or characteristic of imagination.
- "His" and "their" would imply ownership by individuals or a group, which doesn't fit.
- "Our" implies collective ownership by people, which is incorrect since the focus is on imagination itself.
Given this understanding:
- The correct answer is "its".
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