Quiz 136c

DIRECTIONS: Below, you will see 10 items. 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.
Which word/phrase fits all the gaps in each set? (Corpus=corpus_awl.txt)

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[001] es   may burne in lust".      But it would not be very  _____  to leave our   conclusions at the point just reached.      
[002] taxing boats long has been debated   and discussed. No  _____  solution has been found,   but this is due more to the     
[003] all domestic   producers upon presentation of evidence  _____    to him of their status as such producers and of the      
[004] new systems for development, in determining   the most  _____  rate of development, and in deciding   the proper time     
[005] e information which   will aid in the design of a more  _____  instrument   for the measurement of the normal pressur     
[006] hloride at room temperature was   found to be the most  _____ . To prepare the latter,   silver chloride was precipit     
[007] NTS OF MICROMETEORITE   FLUX#   One cannot make a very  _____  guess about the   micrometeorite flux in space. Even i     
[008]  aerosolized   using commercially available nozzles. A  _____    cloud was produced even though these nozzles were on     
[009]   This was not, of course, enough sampling to give   a  _____  description of the vertical diffusion   of the aerosol     
[010] 1959). The latter adhesive   was found to be much more  _____ . The sections   were then thawed by placing a finger u     
[011] stituting   a trial, but such a solution is not always  _____ .   _3. ALL TRIALS HAVE IDENTICAL PROBABILITIES OF   SU     
[012] d aplomb. She was hired and was found to   be entirely  _____  when she played the role eight   hours a day.   _ANALY     


	
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[001]  twist lay in using Bing Crosby's   voice on the sound  _____  while leading man Eddie Bracken   mouthed the words. I     
[002] s correspondent, and Pike would be so busy   trying to  _____  down the illusive character assassin   that he would f     
[003]  submarines would   be needed- to locate, identify and  _____  approaching   vessels. Land-based radar would help wit     
[004] oblems.   Between meetings he helps the president keep  _____    of delegated matters. Since these duties fit neatly      
[005] Their Ways by O.   E. Plath.      If we manage to keep  _____  of a Bombus queen after   she has left her feeding pla     
[006] , when a friendly   discussion would suddenly jump the  _____  into the most   irrelevant and illogical comparisons.      
[007] orded against distance by a repeat   run over the same  _____  previously cut. A number of   adjustment features are      
[008] e while running   over the previously stripped coating  _____  under various   external loadings. A straight line rel     
[009] l radiography in medical or industrial applications,    _____  recording of high energy particles, etc.      High-gai     
[010] mer   he had tried to repair some of his losses at the  _____ ,   and the bare trees reminded him that his pari-mutue     
[011] , anyhow, Dogtown   Common   is so much off the beaten  _____  nowadays that only   Sunday picnickers still stray up      
[012] eserted.   There had been no sign of a rifleman and no  _____  or   trace to show that anyone had been near.      Lew     


	
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[001] ellectual   honesty and capacity to recognize the true  _____  of   her own best interests.      To us and to every n     
[002] riage relationship, the Court today continues   in the  _____  charted by the recent decision in Wyatt   v. United St     
[003] ns   or some other international body? For, if so, the  _____    leads through a complex process of parliamentary   d     
[004] ot   cycle, ground conductivity along the transmission  _____ ,   atmospheric and manmade noise, and others. With the     
[005]  and he can   also have a great deal to say as to what  _____  it will   take. Success will require tact, sensitivity     
[006] e tissue   septa as in type /1,, follows a more direct  _____  to   the hilum and does not maintain this close relati     
[007]  where   the pulmonary vein follows a more independent  _____    to the hilum as is the case throughout the lung in       
[008] d and entered, for   a moment, a certain revolutionary  _____  in which no   one had preceded him. It was as though,      
[009] on natural speech inflections.   In this he followed a  _____  that led back to the very   source of opera; such comp     
[010] pastor like an avenging angel lest he   stray from the  _____  and not know all the truth and   gossip of which she w     
[011] red him, skirting the parked   cars and walking up the  _____  to the Skopas house. When   McFeeley was halfway to th     
[012]      "I do not care if your beliefs take you along a    _____  of religion or a                                           


	
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[001] ithin the fixed frame of these aspirations,   they can  _____  to place a high value on the expressive   and people-o     
[002] minated the   world and as long as they did they could  _____  the   luxury of fighting each other. That time is now      
[003] luence the United States and the whole world   can ill  _____  to lose.   #REMARKS OF HON. MELVIN PRICE OF ILLINOIS#      
[004]  usual family   dwellings. In general, such apartments  _____  more   protection than smaller buildings because their     
[005] ormed to give the program continuing guidance and   to  _____  a focal point for public understanding.      Steps sho     
[006] e assignment of a number of stations large enough   to  _____  optimum radio service to the Nation. An example   of t     
[007] be taken into account, and   some stations required to  _____  protection to other   stations during these hours.   #     
[008]  leaders prefer to   live with their illusions, we can  _____  to wait, for   in time their comparative lack of progr     
[009] dd lots is most likely a small   trader, one who can't  _____  to trade round lots. Or,   to use the cynical phraseol     
[010]  market movement, for this rank of   traders can least  _____  to lose, virtually anything   the odd-lot traders do,      
[011] oday tomorrow will be   dying". But then his son could  _____  it.      Lawrence was waiting for Bill Boxell. The Vic     
[012] seemed a good reason, to begin with: no couple   could  _____  to have children.      "How you going to work with a c     


	
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[001] evie   was shouting triumphantly.      A train hooted.  _____ , he chilled. They were   pursuing him. He was frighten     
[002] t again.      "Who was that, young feller"? the doctor  _____    asked.      "That was the fille de chambre, the one      
[003] turned   his head to the source of the disturbance and  _____    back to the window and his rifle sight, dismissing       
[004] ling station and the   public telephone booth and knew  _____  how he had   been summoned.      The police car had pu     
[005] made the mistake of answering   in an offhand way, and  _____  realized that his   skepticism must have showed in his     
[006]  calmly.   Any other reaction would have been reported  _____ .      "I meant that you have a nice singing voice ...      
[007]  wrong thing to say. By failing to do   as he was told  _____ - to take out a permit or return   the gun to his car-      
[008]  I'm shot"! Powell gasped. And he collapsed   and died  _____ .      Ross had no intention of searching for the assas     
[009] her into his antique store.      That she impressed me  _____  was obvious; I was   aware that when our eyes met we b     
[010]  in one searing moment that gave them to   one another  _____ .      The Command offices were in the border country,      
[011] k with his deputy to the ranch he would be shot   down  _____ .      Leisurely he climbed on to the wagon next to Nea     
[012] umbled to the davenport and sank down on it, and   was  _____  asleep. Nadine strode over to him, and   her pointed n     


	
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[001] ined from the magnetically contaminated **f would   be  _____ .      Plane suggested another preparation of **f which     
[002] isting   theories are insufficiently general. If, as I  _____ ,   the problem is largely of the second sort, then dev     
[003]  more pessimistic vein about the economic outlook,   I  _____  that the reservoir of demand for consumer   goods and      
[004] is fitness is one of the   main facts of ethics, and I  _____  they are right.   But that is not exactly my point. My     
[005]  that a   tale is twice told, its final author must be  _____ ,   although plagiarism in an oral tradition is less a      
[006] sted. "Your name will never appear. No one   will even  _____  that it is your work".      To that Rousseau could agr     
[007]  to give it   to her in little bills so's nobody would  _____ - maybe   couldn't get it until Monday account of that,     
[008] t into trouble. She wanted the   police to notice him,  _____  him. She was going to   keep on scheming, poking, prod     
[009] Mahzeer, of course,   would be desolate. How was he to  _____  that an assassin   had been lurking somewhere across t     
[010] "But it's   just that- well, you know. The cops didn't  _____    a thing, and I thought it was a coincidence. After       
[011]   Once again, Tom Horn was the first and most likely    _____ , and he was brought in for questioning immediately.        
[012] at Barco, apprehended for mere larceny,   now began to  _____  that one or another of his murders   had been uncovere     


	
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[001] ther before my Lorde Anderson in the countrey   or his  _____  ffortescue in the exchequer with whom   he colde more      
[002] ast testament before we left Paterson.   I heard them!  _____  and Aunt Howe were the witnesses".      "Will he die"?     
[003]  did?   That's a good one. I thought I knew. Why don't  _____    Sam mind his own fucken business? I'll bet both toge     
[004] ended,   at what involvement existed for Juanita.       _____  Randolph and Joel had replanted the bottom   lands wit     
[005] own loss. She loved him and   missed his company.       _____  Randolph had been riding out every evening   on some s     
[006]     "You're gonna get caught", she heard Joel say to    _____  Randolph by the pump one morning.      "Not this old f     
[007] he pump one morning.      "Not this old fox", chuckled  _____  Randolph. "Everybody   knows I'm just a harmless, deaf     
[008] e guerrillas, the Moccasin Rangers".      "Hush", said  _____  Randolph, smiling, "or I'll give   you another black e     
[009]  hill trails through the nights   till dawn. Stranger,  _____  Randolph began riding home   nights with a jug strappe     
[010] sk.      No one went much to the crossroads now except  _____    Randolph. They stayed in their own world on the bluf     
[011] ts too", he crowed.      After he had gone, Kate asked  _____  Randolph proudly,   "Would you take their oath"?           
[012]   trying to be calm. It would be better for Joel and    _____  Randolph and Mrs. Tussle not to see them.      Kate we     


	
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[001] hich hang over   them, and appear truly romantick. The  _____  and fields   of rice are perfectly green, and herds of     
[002] cting, in   her chosen abode, a small "floor" of dried  _____  or   some woolly material. On this, she builds an "egg     
[003] eneralizations or recurrent parts (fish, bird,   tree,  _____ , horn, tail, bark, root). The groups are   therefore r     
[004] into the valley again. There was no cover   here, only  _____  sighing against pant-legs. And with   each sigh, like      
[005] each sigh, like a whip in the hand of an expert, the    _____  stripped something from Warren. The gentle whir   of e     
[006] t quietly disappeared down the line.      Lying in the  _____  behind the brush clump, Warren   looked about. The oth     
[007] ut. The others likewise had hidden themselves   in the  _____  and the brush. Over his shoulder he could   see Prevot     
[008] unted,   turned off the horse, and plunged through the  _____ .      He felt curiously sleepy, the world seemed far a     
[009] noted the immaculate lawn and gardens: each   blade of  _____  cropped, bright and firm; each shrub   glazed with goo     
[010] y pattern of the trees threw a dappled shadow   on the  _____ , an effect which he found pleasant.      She concluded     
[011] ins our property.   It bulks under a veil of thin, new  _____ , like some   embarrassing fact of physicalness, and I      
[012]  lawn the improbably   bright-green shade of florist's  _____ .      He figured his best bet was a call on the sherif     


	
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[001] o the   less fortunate members that will inspire hope,  _____ ,   and progress. A rich nation can for a time, without     
[002]  your understanding   of what I am saying. I have full  _____  in you.   Now, let's go".      I marched up to the wai     
[003] e Revolution, an experience   which gave Morgan little  _____  in militia in general,   as he watched other instances     
[004] e on the alert. Obviously the commander-in-chief   had  _____  that Morgan would furnish him good   intelligence   to     
[005] own interests as well as those of the king, Edward's    _____  in them was so absolute that they were made   the ackn     
[006] embers   on the administration of the measure- and the  _____    was kept so well that only one newspaper learned wha     
[007]   the past produced; and it is to be noted also that    _____  should grow from remembering that great   men often ap     
[008]   plan helps him to attract major gifts. It inspires    _____  in his institution's determination to establish   goal     
[009] ationship-building stage the worker must   communicate  _____  in the client's ability to deal   with the problem. In     
[010] lls we already possess, and to use them with greater    _____ , precision, and professional pride.      Though there      
[011] d been made about the difference   in security or self- _____  between those subjects   who shifted their Kohnstamm r     
[012] to produce   a government in which Moscow had complete  _____ ,   and all pressure from the West for free voting by a     


	
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[001] the right   nor to the left.      At dinner, lunch, or  _____ , the President would   call out, "Supper"!- he called      
[002] earns were there, the   President   would say grace at  _____ . If the Stearns were not   there, grace would be omitt     
[003]  not   there, grace would be omitted.      Speaking of  _____ , the President inaugurated   a new custom- that of con     
[004] ted   a new custom- that of conducting business at the  _____    table. The word was that this too was part of an eco     
[005] official meals.   So the President would make a hearty  _____  official   by inviting Government officials to attend.     
[006] d.      He caused a lot of talk when he also chose the  _____    hour to have the barber come in and trim his hair wh     
[007] hrough camp crowing   like a cock to wake his men. His  _____  was tea;   his dinner fell anywhere from nine to noon;     
[008] them". S.K. was visiting   C.C.B. and, not waiting for  _____ , he was off to   the University Club, where he spent h     
[009] ens of international   bodies, a news item read at the  _____  table, a   question to the President or the Secretary      
[010] ion, and during the year it offers speakers,   movies,  _____  rides, and trips to broaden their   knowledge of the s     
[011] t the year there are social   events, such as picnics,  _____  hikes, canoe trips,   banquets, and indoor parties.        
[012] e and went   down in his bathrobe and slippers to have  _____    either alone or with Rachel. Virginia treated him wi