Are you a morning person or a night person? Some people feel energized at night and are referred to as "night owls." Morning people—those who leap out of bed prepared to take on the day—get the nickname "larks." Some research has shown that the old adage "the early bird gets the worm" really is true; larks are often more productive and successful than night owls. Studies suggest that this could result from the fact that in our society, schools and workplaces are usually structured with an early start, giving an advantage to people whose ,fill in the blank, such a schedule. But take heart if you're a night owl; some research points to the idea that night people may be more creative and intelligent than morning people, and there are techniques to help them adapt and prosper in a a society that does not follow their natural circadian rhythm.

Question
Penny wants to use vocabulary appropriate to the topic of her essay.



Which phrase would ,begin emphasis,best,end emphasis, achieve her goal?

Answer options with 4 options
1.
bodies go with

2.
lives accommodate

3.
systems interact with

4.
physiologies accommodate

1 answer

The phrase that would best achieve Penny's goal of using vocabulary appropriate to the topic of her essay is:

  1. physiologies accommodate

This phrase specifically refers to the biological aspect of being a morning or night person, making it more fitting in the context of discussing the differences between larks and night owls.

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