In “An Ishiguro made of circuitry and silicone might soon be answering his own questions.” (lines 64-66), “might” can be correctly substituted by:

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a “porch” (l.13) is another word for garage.

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“all of” (l.18) can be correctly replaced by most of.

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the expression “fly-on-the-wall” (l.7) means to be able to watch what people are doing without their noticing you.

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the adjective “ordinary” (l.9) is synonymous with unusual.

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the determiner “any” (l.1) means some.

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the verb “to gel” (l.8) means to disrupt.

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the verbal phrase “stop drawing” (l.26) can be correctly replaced by stop to draw.

According to the test above, judge the following items.

The possessive case in the expression “users’ freedom” (l.7) is determined by the use of the apostrophe after the noun “users”. If it was replaced by a user’s freedom, it would give a general idea of users.

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“get by” (l.3) means manage to pay for the unnecessary things in life.