ggomad said:
Please look at the following question for its validity.
Their respective educational programs include intensive language instrution as well as a full schedule of everyday __________ activities.
(A) organize (B) organizing (C) organic (D) organ
Answer is said to be C. I think C is the closest if there is an answer.
1) Is C the answer?
2) Given that C is the correct answer, what kinds of activities does it refer to?
I'd pick NONE OF THE ABOVE, but that's not a choice. Several theories, here:
1. "organize" should have a -d, organized, meaning, activities that are organized by the school and held each day.
It's an odd phrase, though, everyday organized activities.
2.
everyday organizing activities seems like it's supposed to mean, each day you, the student, will be organizing activities. That can't be right! I'm paying tuition! Haha
3. organic activities? Hmm. You know, I've been teaching ESL/EFL for 18 years, for more than just a few educational institutions, and yet this is the first time I've come across the phrase 'organic activities'. Sounds like something to do with waste management, or, even better, someone is trying to mean, Nature~natural--outdoor activities.
Everyday outdoor activities is still the wrong word order, though.
4. organ activities. Hmm. Now that sounds like fun! If you were a medical student, that is.
Which would you pick? I like 1. and 3. best, but the word order is definitely off.
The sentence should read:
Their respective educational programs include intensive language instruction, as well as a full schedule of
_____activities every day.
