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Each item contains 7 lines of text. In the middle of each line is a gap (a blank line). Which word fits in all of the gaps in each set? Use the drop-down menu to make your choice. If you choose an incorrect word, it will appear next to the drop-down list. Keep trying until you choose the right word. When you finish the quiz, you will see your score. Click START OVER to try the quiz again.
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[001] it!' said Willie. 'I've had enough! Matty, let's go _____ tomorrow.' 'You can do what you like, Willie,' Matty
[002] 'Everything'll be all right. Betsy will take us _____ .' But Betsy could no longer stand. She was lying
[003] yn C. Bellford, an important lawyer in the town, left _____ three days ago and has not come back. Just before
[004] father get back, they'll come and find us. We'll be _____ soon.' 'These storms can go on all night, and they'll
[005] and father agree, but your mother wants to see you at _____ every other weekend. Now go to sleep again and get
[006] ather, mist or no mist - and we'll always find our way _____ .' New Yorkers The Christmas Presents One dollar and
[007] Susan. 'It doesn't happen very often.' Karen went _____ happy at the end of the day. She didn't think that
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[001] took off his raincoat and gave it to her. 'Let's sit _____ this rock with Betsy,' he said. 'We won't get so wet
[002] 't matter,' said Matty. 'Now, lie down with your back _____ Betsy's back. She's nice and warm. I'll lie on your
[003] htens me is fear itself. At the moment I am fighting _____ fear, but sooner or later I won't be able to fight a
[004] and stared out at the plane. She pressed her forehead _____ the cool glass and for two minutes she did not move.
[005] slaves were now free. They showed a lot of prejudice _____ black people. Some white people joined the Ku Klux
[006] brave enough to enter the room at all. In this room, _____ the farthest wall, stood a huge black clock. Every
[007] able woman for a Barrett to marry. You are rebelling _____ your father.' My father said the same thing a few da
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[001] last he came near the square, he saw that he was too _____ . There was already a fierce battle going on, all aro
[002] ambassador, but perhaps one hour from now will be too _____ . One man is already dead. But, er . . . perhaps
[003] night?' he asked. 'Here,' said Karen. 'I was working _____ .' 'Where did you go after work?' 'Home, of course.
[004] sion. 'Thanks, Christine,' John said. 'I'm sorry I'm _____ . Is everything OK?' 'Fine, thanks.' Christine gave
[005] from the town and the factory too. john's train was _____ , and he caught a taxi from the station. When he came
[006] owards the hotel. When they finally got there, it was _____ evening. There was nobody in the hotel, but they
[007] went to bed early. On the nights when they came back _____ , she used to lock up the house and hide the key outsi
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[001] a lot of money from his bank. Nobody has seen him _____ that day. He is a quiet man who enjoys his work and
[002] desk downstairs that you were here.' 'I've been here _____ the end of April,' Lynnette replied. 'I begin work
[003] his. She looked at him quietly. He had changed a lot _____ he had first started working at the factory. For
[004] and I look like an old man. But you haven't changed _____ the day when I first met you What a wonderful life
[005] ut I laughed silently. I knew that he had been awake _____ the first noise, and his fear had grown and grown.
[006] ich Village has been the home of artists and musicians _____ the 1940s. There are many museums in New York and
[007] mply. . We went out a lot. We had a lot of friends. _____ she died, I don't go out very much. I like to stay
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[001] He should tell his own lies. A lawyer began to _____ him questions. At first it was easy. John explained
[002] He looked wet, tired and worried. 'I've come to _____ for help,' he said. 'I've heard of you, Mr.. Holmes.
[003] g walk with Mr. Funnell,' he thought, 'but he'll never _____ me, with Joe and Willie here.' Matty was wrong. Mr
[004] Bohemia. I came to see you myself because I could not _____ another person to tell my story. It must be a secr
[005] looked at him sadly. She often wondered why he didn't _____ her to his house more often. She liked him and his c
[006] the table and put his face in his hands. 'You must _____ God for his help.' 'It's too late, Basil.' 'It's
[007] Third Avenue West... Why?' 'Get in the car. Don't _____ stupid questions. We don't answer questions from thi
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[001] a steep hillside, through a white wall of mist. Every _____ minutes he stopped, put his hands to his mouth and
[002] the New York Times. On the road to the meeting, a _____ miles from the nuclear factory, she had an accident
[003] What's Jim going to say when he sees me. The next _____ days in Manhattan were wonderful. Della said Jimt
[004] quiet?' he thought. That evening Mr Funnell had a _____ words alone with Matty. 'Listen, Matty,' he said.
[005] 'Will it? We only want the managers to change a _____ things and to be more careful about safety.'
[006] as like talking to her favourite brother. In the next _____ weeks they spent a lot of time together. Everyone
[007] ll the time. It's a big river, and we only produce a _____ hundred litres of the waste products a day.
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[001] He made her feel important, like an adult, not a _____ any more. She had met his parents, and they liked he
[002] forward to meeting Jenny's father. She was his only _____ and her mother was dead. She meant a lot to him...
[003] ight, perhaps I will.' We already had a name for our _____ . 'You know,' I said one evening. 'I really like the
[004] ures from my earlier visits to the house when I was a _____ . But the feelings that the pictures gave me on this
[005] In ten hours from now I want every man, woman, and _____ out of St. Pierre.' 'Impossible!' said Manning.
[006] them at nothing. Dawson saw one woman holding a dead _____ in her arms. She did not seem to realize that the
[007] I am happy with my family. Silvia is going to have a _____ in the new year. I see my children every morning and
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[001] asked. 'I buy hair,' Madame replied. 'Take your hat _____ , then, and show me your hair.' The beautiful brown
[002] and with a Go along!' to the horse, they started _____ down the hill. We got lots of time for a good ride,
[003] come to the theatre. You know we have to fight them _____ all the time. They're animals! They ask you to go
[004] 'How do you know who I am?' Then he pulled the mask _____ his face and threw it on the ground. 'You are right.
[005] Put your homework away, Christine - and turn that TV _____ , Andrew. I've got something to tellyou. Oh, not now
[006] some of the waste products on his leg. He cleaned it _____ quickly, but it left a red, painful place on his ski
[007] was deadly cold, like a grave. Ethan shook the snow _____ his boots. I guess you forgot us,' he said, looking
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[001] Bogle's was a young man called Mr Seeders. He was a _____ , thin man, and h worked in an office. He knew that
[002] replied. 'I begin work again next week, out in a _____ town. But you left the theatre three months ago, Le
[003] I could go anywhere in the house. But there was one _____ room at the top of the house which was always locked.
[004] remember her. She sailed around the world alone in a _____ boat.' 'Yes,' said David Wilson, 'I remember her.'
[005] and carpets were cheap and dirty. The rooms were all _____ , and he could see no trees or gardens from the windo
[006] you always so cross and unfriendly?' she said, in a _____ voice. 'You never say anything nice to anybody,
[007] You're enjoying this. You like making people feel _____ . I hate people like You. Wilson's smile grew bigg