Popular, long-running children's show Sesame Street had a song that went like this: "One of these things is not like the other; one of these things just isn't the same." This song accompanied an activity to help little kids detect a(n) (a)   in a group of objects.

"Agoraphobia" is the fear of wide, open spaces. People who suffer from this neurosis often stay confined to their homes as much as possible. They cannot tolerate being somewhere (a)   .

Halloween is the time to draw all kinds of attention to oneself with a(n) (a)   costume.

We like to buy products that will last until we WANT to buy the next big thing. Therefore, we look for things that promise (a)   .

A very simplistic way to explain the difference between a monarch and a dictator is that the king or queen is often viewed by the people as being a little more (a)   while a dictator is viewed more negatively.

Winning the lottery, finding money, getting a snow day, and catching the perfect wave are all (a)   events. One just has to let them happen on their own.

A copy cat is someone who is trying to (a)   somebody else.

Some people view quiet, isolated activities like knitting, playing solitaire, or mowing the yard as (a)   , but other people find them interesting and relaxing.

You are about to witness how (a)   your senior year of high school is . . . it will be over before you know it.