Sherpa Level 5 Exam Prep 2025 - Complete Practice Test

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To 'preclude' something involves:

Encouraging it to grow

Making it possible

Preventing it from happening

To 'preclude' something means to prevent it from happening or to make it impossible. This term is often used in contexts where one action or condition serves to block or negate the possibility of another event occurring. For example, if a new policy is put in place to preclude certain behaviors, it means that the policy explicitly stops those behaviors from occurring. In legal or formal discussions, preclusion can also relate to barring certain evidence or arguments from being presented based on prior rulings or decisions.

The other options suggest actions that either support, facilitate, or bring something into being, which do not align with the definition of 'preclude.' Therefore, recognizing that 'preclude' specifically refers to prevention clarifies why the answer focuses on preventing an action or event.

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