Question
Ankle sprains usually involve the ligaments, muscles,
tendons or bones in the area. ____________. The more you sprain your ankle, the greater the chances of you developing problems with the ankle joint. Keeping the muscles that support the ankles strong can, to a large extent, minimize your chances of suffering an injury. Several muscles work in tandem to support the functioning of the foot and ankle. Amongst the most important are the calf muscles. In the following question a short passage is given with one of the lines in the passage missing and represented by a blank. Select the best out of the five answer choices given, to make the passage complete and coherent.Solution
Ankle sprains usually involve the ligaments, muscles, tendons or bones in the area. A twisted ankle can also cause damage to the cartilage inside the ankle joint. The more you sprain your ankle, the greater the chances of you developing problems with the ankle joint. Keeping the muscles that support the ankles strong can, to a large extent, minimise your chances of suffering an injury. Several muscles work in tandem to support the functioning of the foot and ankle. Amongst the most important are the calf muscles.
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