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Our thoughts influence how we treat other people. A kinder attitude can ____ to more helpful actions when someone needs our support.
B. refer
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Correct answer：lead
Why lead is correct
The question connects a kinder attitude with more helpful actions: the attitude can bring about that result. Lead to expresses this cause-and-result relationship, so lead completes the sentence naturally.
The completed phrase is “A kinder attitude can lead to more helpful actions.” Can takes the base form lead, while to is followed by the noun phrase more helpful actions. All four options can follow can and combine with to, so the context—not just the verb form—decides the answer.
Why the other options do not fit
- refer to：means mention or be about something. The attitude does not merely mention helpful actions; it can bring them about.
- belong to：expresses ownership or membership, not a connection between a cause and its result.
- listen to：means pay attention to a sound or a speaker. An attitude cannot listen to actions.
Evidence from the video
- Around 00:53 in the Young Sheldon compilation, the subtitle reads: A good thought leads to a good thing. A good idea can bring about a good result.
- The source connects a good thought with a good result. The question transfers that same idea to an attitude and the actions it can bring about. The source uses leads with a singular subject; after can, the question needs lead.
You can replay the source, ask how lead to differs from cause, or ask me for another example.
Video · Major Moments of Season 1: Part 1 | Young Sheldon Compilation00:53
A good thought leads to a good thing.Does lead to here only describe positive results?
Not necessarily. In this subtitle, good thing makes the result positive. Lead to itself means bring about a result; that result can be positive or negative.
For example: “Lack of sleep can lead to poor concentration.” Poor concentration is an unwanted result, but lead to still fits naturally.
Read the phrase together with what follows to: a good thing is a positive result, while poor concentration is a negative one.
Major Moments of Season 1: Part 1 | Young Sheldon Compilation
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A good thought leads to a good thing.A good idea can bring about a good result.
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