You need to think of all the (PRACTICE) (a)   before making the decision to emigrate.

The Southerners were like the colonists in the Revolutionary War in that they were (MAN) (a)   but geographically protected.

The leader couldn't support a ban (RUIN) (a)   to British economic interests when other countries would simply continue the practice.

Police officers have to strictly follow a new set of rules if they want to get (ADMIT) (a)   statements from a defendant.

No student should high-five another student in the dining hall for pulling an (NIGHT) (a)   .

As the worst floods in Germany's (WAR)______ history subside, the (FINGER)______ has started.

(a)  

The disaster has also moved climate change to the heart of debate in the(RUN) (a)   to the general election due on September 26th.

 all political parties agree that (a)   (man) global warming is to blame..

Under Germany's (a)   (CENTRE) system, city and county councils in the 16 states are in charge of natural-disaster prevention.

Global English exists (a)   a political and cultural reality.

Many misguided theories attempt to explain why the English language should have succeeded internationally, whilst (a)   have not.

Latin was once a major international language, ________ having a complicated grammatical structure, and English also presents learners with all manner of real difficulties, ________ least its spelling system.

(a)  

Ease of learning, therefore, has (a)   to do with it.

________ all, children learn to speak their mother tongue in approximately the same period of time, ________ of their language.

(a)  

English has spread not ________ much for linguistic reasons, but rather because it has often found ________ in the right place, at the right time.

(a)  

It is estimated that (a)   the region of 80% of worldwide electronic communication is now in English.

Opponents of the scheme believe the town can ill afford to lose an area of natural beauty, and a bypass will just open the (a)   to further development. (FLOOD)

The strategy is sure to use generally explicit and students' metacognition was developed through a variety of (a)   activities (conscious)

Living in cities and towns, kids these days are much more (a)   than we ever were at their age. (STREET)

The five-year-old a postal (a)   with get well cards from school pupils. (PICK)

She was a wonderful tennis player and won the women's (a)   3 years in a row. (SINGLE)

Juvenile delinquency refers to 26 (a)   (society) or illegal behavior by children or adolescents and is considered a serious problem all over the world. It is caused by social, economic and cultural factors.

This juvenile 27 (a)   (crime) is apparent in marginal sectors of urban areas where children are exposed to violence in their immediate social environment, either as observers or as victims.

Although most legal systems prescribe specific procedures for dealing with young criminals, such as juvenile (a)   (detain) centers and suppression, approaches to prevent youth from becoming delinquent should also include measures to instill equality and justice, fight poverty and create an atmosphere of hope and peace among youth.

Information campaigns should be planned to 29 (a)   (sense) youth to be aware of the detrimental effects of violence on the family, community and society, to teach them how to communicate without violence.

The prevention of juvenile delinquency and (age ) (a)   crime

Over the last century the world has become increasingly smaller. Not geographically, of course, but in the sense that media, technology and the opening of borders has enabled the world's citizens to view, share and gain 31 (a)   to a much wider range of cultures, societies and world views.

In this 32 ______ pot that the world has become, today's child is privy 33 ______ facets of the human experience that his immediate predecessors had no inkling even existed.

(a)  

It 34 (a)   to reason that in order to absorb, configure and finally form opinions about this information-laden planet, children must be supplied with certain tools.

children must be supplied with certain tools. (a)   in this list of ‘tools’ are: education, social skills, cultural awareness and the acquisition of languages, the most important of these being the latter.

Until recently, a child who had the ability to speak more than one language would have been considered a very rare entity. 36 (a)   one-language phenomenon could be attributed to a combination of factors

One of them is that the monolingual environment in which a child was raised played a strong role, (a)   did the limited, biased education of the past.

Other children rely on language schools or private tuition to achieve their goal. In other instances, children are   (a)   to bilingual parents, who, if they so desire, may teach the children two languages.

 with regards to immigrants, the sad fact was that non-native parents______ an almost complete reversal. In the majority of North American and European countries, most children are given the opportunity to learn a second or ______ a third language. 

(a)  

.Doctors believe that people who smoke regularly are more likely to die prematurely.

=> Doctors believe that a strong (a)  

You are not a bad lawyer Martin, but I don't think it is a very suitable job for you. OUT

=> I just don’t (a)  

.I don't have the foggiest idea whether he will be coming or not. WHATSOEVER

=> I have (a)  

However hard he tries, his shock tactics are often not successful. MARK

=> No matter (a)  

You can't just suddenly decide to go on a safari. You need to plan things very carefully. MOMENT

=> Going on safari isn't a (a)  

.When it comes to political view, his comments are sometimes inappropriate. PALE

→ As (a)  

Looking back, we could have managed things in a more organized way. SHIP

→ With (a)  

I’ve become extremely good at driving cars over the last few weeks. FINE

→ I’ve got (a)  

What you was saying has nothing in common with the facts. DOES

→ What (a)  

I really think you should be more assertive about your rights. UP

→ It’s about (a)   more.