Selección de palabras por contexto

The context is a policy affecting noise. Reduce fits the purpose: make noise lower.

Trampa: Replace and borrow are grammatically possible verbs, but they do not match the meaning of noise control.

The cause marker because explains why reservations are required: there is not enough space for everyone.

Trampa: Generous is the opposite direction; optional describes a rule, not available space.

Replace matches the structure replace X with Y: old sign with a clearer notice.

Trampa: Delay and avoid do not fit with the phrase with a clearer digital notice.

Observations are information students write down or record during a lab activity.

Trampa: Expand can work with an idea, but not naturally with observations before leaving a lab.

A deadline can be extended, meaning students receive more time.

Trampa: Visible and ordinary are adjectives, but they do not express a change in time.

A diagram is used to illustrate or show a process visually.

Trampa: Permit can be a correct verb in other contexts, but a diagram does not permit movement here.

If an ID card is lost, the needed object is a replacement: a new one that takes its place.

Trampa: Comparison and prediction are nouns, but neither names the object a student needs.

More data can confirm a pattern by showing that it is real and repeatable.

Trampa: Relocate means move something to another place, which does not fit with a research pattern.

Prevent fits the pattern prevent someone from doing something and matches the goal of avoiding overload.

Trampa: Deliver and borrow are action verbs, but neither works with students from becoming overwhelmed.

Sensitive equipment requires caution, meaning careful behavior to avoid damage.

Trampa: Distance can be related to safety in other contexts, but the phrase handle with caution is the natural collocation.

Notify means inform someone officially, which fits students by email.

Trampa: Estimate can be used with numbers or amounts, not with students by email.

Only twelve responses make the results limited, so the finding should be interpreted carefully.

Trampa: Annual relates to time, and generous relates to amount in a positive sense; neither explains the small sample.

Signs can direct people, meaning guide them toward a place.

Trampa: Delay students toward an entrance is not a natural or logical phrase.

An example can clarify a difference by making it easier to understand.

Trampa: Predict points to the future, but the sentence is about explaining a current distinction.

Although creates contrast: the app is convenient, but students hesitate to share personal information.

Trampa: Visible and regional are adjectives, but they do not express hesitation after the contrast clue.

Repeating an experiment can make results more reliable by showing they are consistent.

Trampa: Temporary is almost the opposite of what repeated trials are meant to establish.