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VIII. Read the following passage and fill in the blank with the correct word in the box.
influenced
unique
healthier
pass
affect
We all love to move to music. We cannot stop tapping our feet or nodding our heads
when we listen to music. New research says moving our bodies to music is genetic. Our
dancing ability is in our genes. Our parents (29)
on their sense of rhythm
to us. The study is from a university and a genomics and biotechnology company in the
USA. Researchers found 69 genes that change how we react to musical rhythms. The
different genes (30)
our ability to move in sync with music beats. The genes
also change other biological rhythms, such as breathing, walking, and sleeping.
The researchers used data on over 600,000 people. A researcher said a large
number of people gave a "(31)
opportunity" to get "even small genetic
signals". He added, "This research represents a leap forward for scientific understanding
of the links between genetics and musicality." Another researcher said: "Rhythm is not
just (32)
by a single gene. It is changed by many hundreds of genes." She
said tapping, clapping, and dancing in sync with music beats "is at the core of our human
musicality". Doctors could use music and rhythms to make us (33)
(Adapted from Breaking News English)
IX. Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first one.