Question

2255 1 The criminal mind is not always easy to realize. The criminal mind is not always easy to [[realize]]. understand KNOW · REALIZE · RECOGNIZE · UNDERSTANDKnow be aware of a fact or particular piece of information: ‘Do you know their new telephone number?’ ‘I know she’s fond of you. She told me so herself.’Realize suddenly become aware of a fact or the true meaning of something, especially because you have though about it or received new information about it: ‘I suddenly realized that the thumping I could hear was the sound of my own heart.’ ‘It was only when I saw the expression on the doctor’s face that I realized the seriousness of her illness.’Recognize know what something is because you have seen/heard/smelled it before; know who someone is because you have seen them before: ‘I’m sorry I didn’t recognize you - you’ve had your hair cut!’Understand know what something means, what causes something, how something operates, how someone feels etc: ‘I’ve never really understood physics.’ ‘Such behaviour is very difficult to understand.’

Accepted Answer

realize ✗ The criminal mind is not always easy to understand. The criminal mind is not always easy to [[understand]]. realize | understand

Idx	2255
Keyword	realize
Sub Entry Number	1
Type of Sentence	✗
Error Sentence	The criminal mind is not always easy to realize.
Correct Sentence	The criminal mind is not always easy to understand.
Cloze Error Sentence	The criminal mind is not always easy to [[realize]].
Cloze Sentence	The criminal mind is not always easy to [[understand]].
Cloze Answer	understand
Choices	realize \| understand
Explanation	KNOW · REALIZE · RECOGNIZE · UNDERSTAND Know be aware of a fact or particular piece of information: ‘Do you know their new telephone number?’ ‘I know she’s fond of you. She told me so herself.’ Realize suddenly become aware of a fact or the true meaning of something, especially because you have though about it or received new information about it: ‘I suddenly realized that the thumping I could hear was the sound of my own heart.’ ‘It was only when I saw the expression on the doctor’s face that I realized the seriousness of her illness.’ Recognize know what something is because you have seen/heard/smelled it before; know who someone is because you have seen them before: ‘I’m sorry I didn’t recognize you - you’ve had your hair cut!’ Understand know what something means, what causes something, how something operates, how someone feels etc: ‘I’ve never really understood physics.’ ‘Such behaviour is very difficult to understand.’

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