1.     Did you know that J.K. Rowling used a (a)   when she wrote her new novel so no one would know it was her?

1.     Many (a)   of our family gathered for the graduation party including children, parents, and grandparents.

1.     Ms. Fisher and I went to a haunted jail; however, we were not looking for (a)   spirits, only friendly ones.

1.     Ms. Rhoad asked her students to be (a)   and to the point in their FRQ’s so she did not have to grade as much.

1.     Ms. Wroge has a(n) (a)   fear of blue paper, and Ms. Hunziker makes fun of her for not being logical.

1.     Carson’s grade is (a)   on him doing well on this test.

1.     The science teachers (a)   an oven with pizza boxes lined with aluminum foil to make s’mores.

1.     Ms. Webb yelled at the students because of the (a)   noise of the pencils drumming on the desks.

1.     You would think that Ms. McGinley was a(n) (a)   reader; however, she has not had the time lately to do anything beside plan Reagan’s graduation party.

1.     The end of year awards was (a)   by a welcoming speech from Mrs. Bibik to start the festivities.

1.     Nikola Tesla was known for being creative and coming up with new (a)   (s) to make our lives better.

1.     Officer Tyrone was able to (a)   and confirm the evidence with the other students involved and found the suspect guilty.

1.     Karthik spoke with Mrs. Wroge to see if he could change or (a)   his incorrect assignment so that it followed the rubric.

1.     There was a trashcan in the middle of the hallway with huge, (a)   piles of paper and notebooks after the students cleaned out their lockers.