Complete the following text with sentences a-e. There is one sentence that is not needed. Afterwards, listen

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Complete the following text with sentences a-e. There is one sentence that is not needed. Afterwards, listen to the recording and verify your answers.

Text:
a. The weather forecast predicted a chance of rain tomorrow.
b. The school organized a field trip to the museum.
c. The students learned about the water cycle in science class.
d. Sarah forgot her umbrella at home.
e. The teacher explained the importance of recycling.

Now, let"s analyze each option and choose the most appropriate sentence to complete the text:

a. The weather forecast predicted a chance of rain tomorrow.
This sentence seems relevant because it provides information about the weather, which could be useful in the context.

b. The school organized a field trip to the museum.
This sentence might also be relevant, as it introduces a new event organized by the school.

c. The students learned about the water cycle in science class.
This sentence gives information about what the students learned in a specific class, which could be related to the text.

d. Sarah forgot her umbrella at home.
While this sentence is not directly related to the main context of the text, it could be considered as a possibility since it talks about someone forgetting an umbrella, which could be relevant if it rains.

e. The teacher explained the importance of recycling.
This sentence provides information about what the teacher did, which could be relevant to the topic of the text.

Based on the analysis of each option, we can eliminate sentence d (Sarah forgot her umbrella at home) since it does not directly contribute to the main topic. Now, we are left with sentences a, b, c, and e.

To choose the final answer, we need to listen to the recording and verify which sentence fits best in the context. Since we do not have access to the recording right now, we cannot determine the exact answer. However, by considering the relevance of each sentence to the topic, we can make an educated guess.

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