Question

which text best completes the sentence? \does technology in the field of robotics advance ______?\ rita asked her stepfather. rapidly than in other areas of science more rapidly than in genetics more rapidly than genetics most rapidly than in genetics

Explanation:

• "rapidly than in other areas of science" lacks the comparative form "more" for "rapidly".
• "more rapidly than genetics" has an incorrect comparison as it compares "technology in robotics" (an area) with "genetics" (a field) without the preposition "in".
• "most rapidly than in genetics" uses the superlative "most" incorrectly; the sentence is a comparison (using "than"), so the comparative "more" is needed.
• "more rapidly than in genetics" is correct. It uses the comparative form "more rapidly" and correctly compares "technology in the field of robotics" (an area) with "technology in genetics" (using "in" to make the comparison parallel).

Answer:

more rapidly than in genetics