Penicillin, the first antibiotic to be discovered, kills a broad range of spectrum of bacteria, many of which cause ______ in human.

In 1966 only 60 percent of all five-year-olds in the United States attended _______, while in 1985 almost 82 percent did so.

When primary cosmic rays collide with atmospheric particles, they create _______ types of secondary particles.

A: Do you know anyone standing over there at the far end of the room?

B: I don't know any of ______ people.

The portrayal of everyday life in the objects of folk art makes _______ valuable sources of history

What you won't find _______ is a price.

Fire extinguishes work either by cooling or by depriving the fire of oxygen, and __________ do both.

Please give me one of _______ on the front row right in front of me.

Gmail for iOS finally gets the ability __________ automatic image loading by default.

Before it _______ a carcinogen, asbestos ________ as insulation and for fireproofing.

Anaheim has become so famous that the Dalai Lama ______ to spend his 80th birthday in the town.

The New York City Ballet ________ the most consistently creative of United States classical ballet companies since its inception in 1946.

Speak louder, please. I ________ you.

The manager demanded that every employee ________ extra language courses.

Diana _________ not making any progress.

In the early nineteenth century, a Conestoga wagon on a poor road could economically _________ only light, fairly high-value goods over short distances.

If meteorites are moving fast enough, they can _______ a crater on impact.

Small cracks ________ in the wall.

The soup _______ delicious.

Her rapid improvement _________ everyone.

Some critics maintain that the mystery novel is a _______ ritual of guild and retribution.

A feature of Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico is the nightly emergence, except during the hibernation, of _______ .

Peter lived a(n) _______ life and locked all his doors so carefully.

One approach isn’t __________ better than the other.

Although she wrote only 2 novels and 32 short stories during her brief career from 1950 to 1964, Flannery O’Connor made an important contribution _______ United States fiction.

Modern travelers seem to prefer speed _________ .

In the restroom, Mary was brushing her hair, _____ her lip-gloss, and _____ deep breaths.

My wife returned the pants _______ were too big for me.

He asked me _________ .

______ two air masses with different characteristics meet, an area called a “front” develops.

_______! The victory is yours.

How _______ today!

Did you know that _______ was ________ ?

_______ served in the cabinet as secretary of labor from 1933 to 1945.

Depending on the day and what’s in season, you’ll find a good variety of country foods _______ barbecued ribs, chicken and dumplings, mac and cheese, and blueberry cobbler.

________ manual dexterity and breath control.

If I _______ stronger, I would help you carry the piano.

Volunteers for the nonprofit Santa’s Letters open and read every letter and answer ________ they can.

Because Mars is farther from the Sun than ______ , Mars takes longer to complete a revolution.

Reader’s Digest readers nominated over 1,000 places across America for our third annual search for _______ places in America.

Do you live in a place _______ people are kind?

Mark wanted to know where ________.

Keep _____ which places in Thailand are popular.

Every year, the U.S. Postal Service delivers mail _____ to “Santa, North Pole” to the post office in North Pole

_________ the pasta have salt in it?

A: ________

B: By bus.

________ me a favor, please. I would like to have the lights turned off.

Pass the salt, ________ ?

Chaparral consists of _______ stunted by short, wet winters followed by long, dry summers.

Big-band jazz relies on fixed arrangements, where _______ than one instrument playing some of the parts, rather than on improvisation.

Peter and Mike like to eat fish and chips. It’s _______ favorite food.

________ meteorites are thought to be fragments from asteroids.

Only when the plane landed safely ________ .

In a warm place, milk sours because of the presence of bacteria that _______ the milk sugar into acid.

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English writer and designer William Morris once declared Bibury the most __(56)__ village in the country. A hundred or so years later the sentiment _______ seems to stand. Located in the Cotswolds, an area defined _______ rolling hills and green meadows, Bibury is a picture-perfect place to hide away from the world. _______ miss Arlington Row, a line of weavers' cottages, which _______ is, if not the prettiest sight, then certainly the most famous in Bibury.

English writer and designer William Morris once declared Bibury the most ______ village in the country. A hundred or so years later the sentiment __ (57)__ seems to stand. Located in the Cotswolds, an area defined ______ rolling hills and green meadows, Bibury is a picture-perfect place to hide away from the world. ______ miss Arlington Row, a line of weavers' cottages, which ______ is, if not the prettiest sight, then certainly the most famous in Bibury.

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Instructions: Select the right answer to fill in each blank.

English writer and designer William Morris once declared Bibury the most ______ village in the country. A hundred or so years later the sentiment _______ seems to stand. Located in the Cotswolds, an area defined ___(58)___ rolling hills and green meadows, Bibury is a picture-perfect place to hide away from the world. ______ miss Arlington Row, a line of weavers' cottages, which ______ is, if not the prettiest sight, then certainly the most famous in Bibury.

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Instructions: Select the right answer to fill in each blank.

English writer and designer William Morris once declared Bibury the most ______ village in the country. A hundred or so years later the sentiment _______ seems to stand. Located in the Cotswolds, an area defined _______ rolling hills and green meadows, Bibury is a picture-perfect place to hide away from the world. ___(59)___ miss Arlington Row, a line of weavers' cottages, which ______ is, if not the prettiest sight, then certainly the most famous in Bibury.

Part 2 Text completion

Instructions: Select the right answer to fill in each blank.

English writer and designer William Morris once declared Bibury the most ______ village in the country. A hundred or so years later the sentiment _______ seems to stand. Located in the Cotswolds, an area defined _______ rolling hills and green meadows, Bibury is a picture-perfect place to hide away from the world. _______ miss Arlington Row, a line of weavers' cottages, which ___(60)___ is, if not the prettiest sight, then certainly the most famous in Bibury.