This question asks us to fill in the blank in the sentence: "________ intake of sugar can cause health problems." We need to choose the word that correctly modifies the noun phrase "intake of sugar". Let's look at the options and analyze the grammar required.
The structure of the sentence requires a word before "intake" (a noun) to describe the type or quantity of intake. Typically, an adjective is used here.
The word needed to describe the "intake" is an adjective. "Excessive" is the only adjective among the options that fits the grammatical structure and meaning of the sentence. Therefore, consuming an excessive amount of sugar is linked to potential health issues.
The complete sentence is: "Excessive intake of sugar can cause health problems."
Fill in the blank with an appropriate word(s).
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