Select the correct option that fills the blank(s) to make the sentence…

Explanation:

The correct choice is the word meaning 'diverted or tempted away by'. Use the verb phrase "distracted by" to express that idea. A clear, corrected sentence is:

We as human beings get easily distracted by the materialistic pleasures of the modern age.

• "Distracted by" is the right collocation and means being diverted or tempted away by something.

• "Attentive" usually takes the preposition "to" (attentive to) and means paying close attention, so it does not fit with "get easily ... by".

• "Devoted" is followed by "to" (devoted to) and means committed or loyal; it does not convey being easily influenced.

• "Diligent" describes being hardworking (often used with "in" or "about") and is not used with "by" to mean being swayed by pleasures.