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A caricature is a picture in which the subject's distinctive features they are deliberately exaggerated.

• in which

• distinctive

• they are

• exaggerated

A beaver uses its strong front teeth to cut down trees and peel off its bark.

• its strong

• teeth

• peel off

• its

Ants are blind to red light, so it is possible to observe themselves in an artificial nest without disturbing their activities.

• it is

• themselves

• without

• their

An auger is a tool which a carpenter uses it to bore holes in wood.

• a tool

• uses it

• to bore

• in wood

The glaciers in Olympia National Park are unusually because they are found at altitudes lower than those at which glaciers are usually found.

• unusually

• they

• those

• which

In his novels, Sinclair Lewis drew critical portraits of Americans who thought of them as a model citizens.

• his

• drew

• who

• them

Jaguars which resemble leopards, but they are larger and are marked with rosettes rather than spots.

• which resemble

• they

• marked

• rather than

Most bacteria have strong cell walls much like that of plants.

• have

• much

• like

• that

Bees collect pollen, which furnishes protein for its diet.

• collect

• which

• furnishes

• its

A small business often limits their operations to a single neighborhood or a group of neighboring communities.

• often

• their

• neighborhood

• communities