Grammar Cloze — Practice Mode

Reading is often seen as a hobby, but research suggests it may also support better health and a longer life. People who read regularly tend [26](A) a(B) an(C) are(D) by(E) even(F) for(G) from(H) had(J) have(K) in(L) is(M) this(N) to(P) whether(Q) with experience less stress and enjoy stronger mental well-being. When reading, the brain slows down and is more engaged. The calming effect created from reading, similar to relaxation exercises, [27](A) a(B) an(C) are(D) by(E) even(F) for(G) from(H) had(J) have(K) in(L) is(M) this(N) to(P) whether(Q) with what helps our body manage stress more effectively.

Reading also plays an important role [28](A) a(B) an(C) are(D) by(E) even(F) for(G) from(H) had(J) have(K) in(L) is(M) this(N) to(P) whether(Q) with keeping the brain active. As readers follow a story, they [29](A) a(B) an(C) are(D) by(E) even(F) for(G) from(H) had(J) have(K) in(L) is(M) this(N) to(P) whether(Q) with to remember details, understand new ideas, and imagine situations. Over time, reading helps the brain stay flexible and sharp, [30](A) a(B) an(C) are(D) by(E) even(F) for(G) from(H) had(J) have(K) in(L) is(M) this(N) to(P) whether(Q) with as people grow older.

In addition, reading helps readers understand their emotions and see situations [31](A) a(B) an(C) are(D) by(E) even(F) for(G) from(H) had(J) have(K) in(L) is(M) this(N) to(P) whether(Q) with different perspectives. [32](A) a(B) an(C) are(D) by(E) even(F) for(G) from(H) had(J) have(K) in(L) is(M) this(N) to(P) whether(Q) with improves empathy and social understanding. Since loneliness is linked to poor health, staying mentally and emotionally grounded [33](A) a(B) an(C) are(D) by(E) even(F) for(G) from(H) had(J) have(K) in(L) is(M) this(N) to(P) whether(Q) with reading widely can be beneficial.

Experts say that one does not need to read for [34](A) a(B) an(C) are(D) by(E) even(F) for(G) from(H) had(J) have(K) in(L) is(M) this(N) to(P) whether(Q) with extended amount of time for reading to be helpful. Spending a short time each day reading books is enough to support brain health. [35](A) a(B) an(C) are(D) by(E) even(F) for(G) from(H) had(J) have(K) in(L) is(M) this(N) to(P) whether(Q) with through printed books or audiobooks, reading remains a simple habit that offers lasting benefits. Let's pick up a book and start reading now!