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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. New cycle routes have been built in and around the centre of Birmingham and speed limits have been (1) ______ on selected roads. The scheme has now been in (2) ______ for a year and has been hailed as a (3) ______ success. Since the new speed limits were (4) ______, the number of accidents in the area have fallen (5) ______.
Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank number 1.
shortened
scaled
lessened
reduced
- Speed limits being adjusted can be referred to by several terms, but typically means lowering the speed allowed for vehicles.
- Option 1: Shortened - Decreasing length, not related to speed adjustments.
- Option 2: Scaled - Often used to refer to adjusting proportionally or resizing, not directly relevant to speed limits here.
- Option 3: Lessened - Suggests reduction but is not the common term for describing speed limits.
- Option 4: Reduced - This is the standard term for decreasing speed limits on roads. It's precise and contextually accurate.
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