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• In Malaysia, the currency used ___ the Malaysian Ringgit (RM). a. is being called b. ...
• Malaysia exports agricultural products and ___ goods. a. manufacture b. manufacturing c. manufacturd
• Some of the leading ___ are petroleum, palm oil, rubber, timber, electronic equipment and textiles. ...
• Malaysia is famous for ___ tropical rainforests, idyllic beaches and interesting cities. a. it b. ...
• Hornbills are large birds ___ enormous beaks and they feed ___ fruits, berries, insects and ...
• Hornbills live ___ tropical and sub-tropical forests. a. in b. on c. at
• ___ Malaysia, the hornbill is native ___ the subtropical rainforests of Sarawak. a. To, in ...
• Sarawak, ___ the island of Borneo, is one of the states of Malaysia. a. in ...
• The hornbill, which is the national symbol ___ Sarawak, is also revered ___ some of ...
• It is no wonder that some writers refer ___ Sarawak as 'The Land of the ...
• The Kiwi is one of ___ few birds in the world that cannot fly. a. ...
• New Zealand's ___ neighbour is Australia. a. the closer b. the closest c. closest ...
• The native people of New Zealand, the Maoris, ___ from Polynesia. a. came b. are ...
• The Maori name for New Zealand is Aotearoa� ___ means Land of the Long White ...
• New Zealand, or Aotearoa, is made up ___ two large islands and one smaller one, ...
• New Zealand has a ___ area of about 270, 000 sq kms. a. earth b. ...
• If you go on holiday ___ New Zealand, you might like to visit the beaultiful ...
• The white people, who ___ came from the United Kingdom, began arriving in New Zealand ...
• New Zealand has lots of beautiful� ___ , about 3 million people and about 70 ...
• If you want a real thrill, you could go ___ while you are visiting New ...
• In 1893 New Zealand ___ the first country in the world to give the vote ...
• The national� ___ of New Zealand is called God Defend New Zealand. a. hymn b. ...
• Sir Edmund Hillary, one ___ the first men to climb Mount Everest, was a New ...
• The long chain of mountains in the South Island, the Southern Alps, provide a spectacular ...
• If you fly from New Zealand to London, the journey will probably ___ you about ...
• The All Blacks are ___ for the exciting, high-quality rugby they play against Wales, South ...
• Because New Zealand is so close to the international date line, it is the first ...
• If you made a hole from New Zealand through the centre of the earth, you ...
• When it is 10 am in London, it is about 10 pm in New Zealand ...
• In the North Island of New Zealand, in an area called a volcanic plateau, there ...
• Norway is the most northerly country on the continent of Europe. Norway ___ more than ...
• Norway has one of the longest coast lines of any country in the world. In ...
• Often surrounded by high mountains, these beautiful areas of water ___ fjords. a. calls b. ...
• Twenty years ago Norway started pumping oil from it's portion of the North Sea. Since ...
• The income from the oil ___ to support one of the highest standards of living ...
• Norway has a rather small population of just a little more than 4.3 million and ...
• Norway became an independent country again in 1905. Until that time it ___ first by ...
• In recent years, a big effort ___ by the government of Norway to develop fish ...
• Winter sports are very popular in Norway, which ___ the Winter Olympics twice - once ...
• Granada is one of ___ eight provinces in Andalusia, Spain. a. a b. an c. ...
• Sierra Nevada is ___ excellent ski resort visited by thounsands of people every weekend. a. ...
• La Alhambra is of the ___ interesting places to visit in Granada. a. more b. ...
• The population ___ Granada is about a quarter of a million people. a. on b. ...
• The highest peak in Sierra Nevada ___ Mulhacen, 3482 meters high. a. calls b. were ...
• There ___ more than 50, 000 University students in Granada. a. is b. will is ...
• The University of Granada ___ by King Charles V in 1531. a. is founded b. ...
• Baza, Guadix, Motril, Almu�ecar and Huescar are some of the ___ cities in the province. ...
• El Generalife is ___ nice Arabic garden inside La Alhambra. a. a b. an c. ...
• Granada Football Club ___ in the Second B National League. a. play b. playing c. ...
• You can find snow, sun, mountains and ___ in the province of Granada. a. beachs ...
• Federico Garcia Lorca, born in the province of Granada, ___ in this city. a. living ...
• Lanjaron, a small village in the mountains, is famous ___ its pure and fresh water. ...
• Las Alpujarras, a rocky area in Sierra Nevada National Park, is ___ relaxing and peaceful ...
• Christians, Muslims and Jews have lived peacefully in Granada ___ centuries. a. for b. since ...
• ___ capital of Spain is Madrid. a. A b. One c. Quite d. Some e. ...
• Spanish is the official language, but it is not the ___ language. Catal�, Euskera, Galego ...
• The Spaniards are ___ and helpful to visitors. a. cold b. kind c. quiet d. ...
• Barcelona is ___ the Mediterranean coast. a. at b. in c. on d. over e. ...
• The cathedral of Girona has ___ Gothic nave in the world. a. wide b. more ...
• River Ebro ___ Zaragoza. a. cross b. crosseds c. crosses d. crossing e. is crossed ...
• The Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao is full of many ___works of art. a. goods b. ...
• You may eat fine fruit and vegetables ___. The ones harvested in Lleida and Valencia ...
• In the south, many people ___ gazpacho, a cold vegetable soup. a. drink b. drinks ...
• There are ___ Roman ruins in Tarragona. a. lot of b. lots c. many d. ...
• Composer Frederic Chopin ___ in the Balearic islands for some time. a. be b. lived ...
• Bizet immortalized the city of Sevilla in ___opera Carmen. a. an b. its c. his ...
• A Universal Exhibition took place in Sevilla ___ 1992. a. at b. in c. later ...
• Do not forget to taste our sangria. But be careful...it is ___ strong alcoholic drink. ...
• Sweden is the fifth ___ country in Europe. a. large b. larger c. larger than ...
• With almost 450, 000 km2, Sweden is ___ only Spain, France, Russia and Ukraine among ...
• Abundant natural resources and a high technology manufacturing economy have helped Sweden to develop one ...
• With just over 8.7 million people, Sweden is one of ___ countries in the world ...
• Both Saab and Volvo automobiles have an extremely ___ reputation for quality. a. good b. ...
• Stockholm is the capital of Sweden. As a result of its natural setting with many ...
• Sweden includes two large islands in the Baltic Sea, Gotland and Oland. The bridge between ...
• The Baltic Sea to the east of Sweden is fed by many lake and river ...
• Some of Sweden's monarchs have had two names. The present king is Carl XVI Gustav ...
• Another special feature of Sweden's monarchy is it's Law of Succession. When it came into ...
• Ukraine ___ a country in eastern Europe, and the second largest country in Europe after ...
• Ukraine is a land ___ with good climate, fertile soil and excellent geographic situation. a. ...
• The capital city of Ukraine ___ Kyiv with a population of about 2, 6 million ...
• From the 9th century Ukraine was a part of Kievan Rus, the first significant East ...
• Ukraine is a country of ancient cultural traditions, many of which ___ roots in the ...
• Pysanka, a decorated Easter egg is a meaningful symbol ___ Ukraine. a. at b. of ...
• Easter is the biggest Christian holiday ___ Ukraine. a. on b. at c. in d. ...
• Christmas has only recently gained official status in Ukraine, it ___ for years in families ...
• Christmas vertep ___ the traditional folk puppet theatre. a. is b. are
• Every religious holiday in Ukraine ___ by the ringing of church bells. a. has marked ...
• The Ukrainian currency ___ hryvnia. a. is b. are
• The most popular food in Ukraine ___ varenyky (dumplings), kovbasa (sausage), holubtsi (stuffed cabbage) and ...
• Hopak ___ the famous traditional folk dance in Ukraine. a. is b. are
• Kobzari are folk profeccional minstrels unique to Ukraine. They are special because they ___ blind. ...
• Korovay is traditional Ukrainian wedding bread ___ with kalyna berries, ribbons and topped with flying ...
• Mount Hoverla ___ the Carpathian Mountains is the counry's highest peak at 2061m. a. on ...
• ___ largest city in England is London. a. A b. The
• The river ___ runs through London is the Thames. a. which b. what
• The Victoria and Albert, The Great British, and The Science are all famous museums ___ ...
• Nearly 400 years ___ a fire destroyed most of the city. a. ago b. since ...
• Heathrow and Gatwick are the two airports ___ London. a. for b. of
• Most London taxis ___ black. a. is b. are
• London taxi drivers have to learn ___ street in the city to pass the exam ...
• The public transport to big towns and cities ___ fairly good. a. is b. are ...
• The coach is usually cheaper ___ the train, but of course takes longer. a. then ...
• The famous red London buses are called double deckers because ___ have two floors. a. ...
• Don't ___ large amounts of cash with you. a. carry b. carries c. carried ...
• Traveller cheques in dollars, francs, pounds and yen ___ safer. a. is b. are c. ...
• British banks and post offices ___ open on Sundays and national holidays. a. don't b. ...
• National holidays ___ actually called bank holidays. a. am b. is c. are
• Most banks also ___ at 3:00 and aren't open Saturday afternoons either. a. close b. ...
• Shops are usually ___ from 9:00 to 5:30. a. open b. opens c. opened ...
• But in big towns, once a week there is late night opening when the closing ...
• Credit cards ___ accepted at most major shops. a. is b. are
• A pickpocket is someone who ___ purses, handbags and wallets. This is probably the biggest ...
• Therefore, it is a good idea to ___ your traveller cheque numbers, passport number and ...
• Other dangers ___ spending too much, eating too much and of course in Scotland, drinking ...
• The emergency telephone number for the police, ambulance and fire is the same. You ___ ...
• If you dial 999, you ___ to tell the operator the address, telephone number and ...
• Hotels are available in every town, but there are also bed and breakfast available. These ...
• The tourist information centres are very helpful and ___ free maps. a. give b. gives ...
• The United Kingdon is often shortened ___ the U.K. a. from b. to
• The U.K. is also known ___ Great Britain. a. of b. as
• The U.K. is made ___ of four different countries. a. over b. up c. around ...
• ___ are Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and England. a. It b. These
• Someone ___ Scotland isn't English. a. from b. of
• They are ___ Scottish or British. a. either b. neither
• __ people from England are English. a. Only b. Every
• There are many differences ___ the four countries. a. between b. of
• However, they are all ruled by one King or Queen and one Parliament ___ is ...
• The flag of the U.K. is known as ___ Union Jack. a. the b. an ...
• The flag is red, white and blue and made up of ___ flags of Scotland, ...
• The U.K. has the 15th largest population ___ the world. a. of b. in ...
• The Beatles and the Rolling Stones are ___ from the U.K. a. both b. all ...
• London is ___ capital city. a. a b. the
• Most London buses ___ postboxes are painted red. a. and b. or
• The London underground is ___ commonly called The Tube. a. more b. less
• The unit ___ currency is called the pound. a. for b. of
• ___ are 100 pence in a pound. a. There b. They
• The cost of ___ a phone call starts from 10 pence. a. calling b. making ...
• Everybody speaks English, but Welsh and Gaelic are also ___ in parts of the U.K. ...
• Rugby, cricket and football are ___ national sports a. all b. both
• However in summer tennis is popular, especially ___ the time of the Wimbledon tennis tournament. ...
• Arizona was once thought to be an ___ worthless desert. a. almost b. all most ...
• Arizona is an exciting, vibrant state ___ is growing rapidly in manufacturing and population. a. ...
• Arizona is ___ next to California. a. location b. located c. locations d. locators ...
• Arizona is probably best known ___ the Grand Canyon State. a. to b. for c. ...
• The Grand Canyon ___ one of the seven natural wonders of the world. a. is ...
• The Colorado River flows through ___ Grand Canyon. a. a b. an c. of d. ...
• Different natural wonders of Arizona ___ the Grand Canyon, the Painted Desert, and the Petrified ...
• Other spectacular ___ include national parks, forests, and monuments. a. attract b. attraction c. attractions ...
• The capital of Arizona ___ Phoenix. a. were b. located c. in d. is ...
• The state flower is the Saguaro ___ Cactus. a. Giant b. Giants c. Bigger d. ...
• Arizona ranks as ___ sixth largest state in America. a. an b. a c. the ...
• A famous Western town ___ Wyatt Earp got notoriety as a gunfighter is Tombstone. a. ...
• The Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum ___ animals and plants that live in the Arizona desert. a. ...
• There is magnificent scenery ___ the state. a. out b. throughout c. always d. often ...
• Even though the Arizona summers are very hot, people who ___ in Arizona stay very ...
• People who flock down to Arizona for the winter to ___ the cold winters are ...
• Perhaps the ___ beautiful highway in America is 89A which goes from Flagstaff to Sedona. ...
• Arizona has more golf courses ___ anywhere in America. a. than b. then c. those ...
• There is ___ fishing there too. a. many b. lots of c. lots and d. ...
• Seven national ___ cover over 11 million acres in Arizona. a. forests b. forest c. ...
• Arkansas ___ as AR-KAN-SAW, not as AR-KAN-ZUS. a. pronounces b. is pronouncing c. is pronounced ...
• The capital of Arkansas, Little Rock, is ___ the Arkansas River. a. in b. on ...
• Arkansas is known ___ the home of former president, Bill Clinton. a. for b. with ...
• The ___ universities in the state are the University of Arkansas and Arkansas State University. ...
• The Ozark Mountains form one region of the state ___ is famous for its country ...
• The Mississippi River ___ the eastern border of the state. a. farms b. formed c. ...
• Arkansas was ___ part of the Louisiana Purchase which belonged to France. a. origin b. ...
• President Thomas Jefferson ___ the purchase of this land from France. a. negotiated b. was ...
• Cotton and rice are grown in this ___ state. a. south b. southerly c. southernmost ...
• If you want to visit Arkansas, spring or fall are ___ seasons for tourists to ...
• The people here are friendly and the friendships are ___ . a. last b. lasting ...
• Fried catfish is a ___ food in this state. a. popular b. popularity c. populous ...
• Walmart ___ in this state as an enterprise of the Walton family. a. begins b. ...
• There are more ___ of Native Americans in this state than in almost any other ...
• To the south ___ the state of Louisiana. a. lies b. lays c. is lying ...
• Arkansas is a major poultry ___ state, raising millions of chickens and turkeys. a. productive ...
• San Jose is the second ___ city in California, after Los Angeles. a. larger b. ...
• George Lucas has ___ a digital movie studio in Marin County north of San Francisco ...
• The Golden Gate inlet into San Francisco Bay is so narrow and covered with fog, ...
• Two species of giant Sequoia redwood trees are ___ in California; one in the Sierra ...
• Yosemite National Park is so popular, the Park Service is planning to require that visitors ...
• The towns of Santa Cruz and Huntington Beach have been ___ for many years over ...
• The neoprene wet suit was ___ by a resident of Santa Cruz because the water ...
• Chinese immigrants were ___ to build the Southern Pacific railroad across the Sierra Nevada mountains ...
• The San Gabriel mountains east of Los Angeles are the ___ growing mountain range in ...
• Forest ___ and earthquakes are as natural to California as tornadoes and snowstorms are to ...
• The tectonic plate Los Angeles sits on is ___ north towards San Francisco at the ...
• Eighty percent of the venture capital available in the United States for ___ startup companies ...
• Los Angeles ___ a system of aquaducts to bring snowmelt from the mountains of northern ...
• Silicon Valley ___ near San Francisco. Silicone Valley is near Hollywood. a. is b. was ...
• Kenny Roberts has his own private road-racing track ___ his back yard near Carmel, California, ...
• The Monterey Aquarium has a 1 million gallon aquarium tank, thanks to a Japanese company ...
• If California were a country, its economy would be the eighth ___ in the world. ...
• In over 500 suicides at the Golden Gate Bridge since it opened, nobody has ever ...
• The city of Los Angeles is ___ billions of dollars to re-build a mass-transit subway ...
• The artichoke, which is ___ in great abundance near Monterey, is a member of the ...
• Every time it is on the ballot, a plan to split California into two or ...
• Much of the gold ___ in California during the Gold Rush of the 1850s financed ...
• The capital of Colorado is ___. a. Colorado Springs b. Denver c. Steamboat Springs d. ...
• There are 54 mountain peaks in Colorado over14, 000 feet in ___. a. height b. ...
• The mountains, plains and plateaus are the three geographic ___ of Colorado. a. cities b. ...
• The average elevation ___ Colorado is 6, 800 feet above sea level. a. of b. ...
• Pikes Peak was the first Colorado ___ to be named on maps. a. river b. ...
• Colorado became a state ___1876. a. around b. at c. about d. in
• The first American to explore Colorado ___ Zebulon Pike. a. are b. am c. was ...
• The Royal Gorge, a famous canyon, was cut ___ the Arkansas River. a. through b. ...
• Colorado is ___ as large as England. a. two b. second c. twice
• The highest peak in Colorado is Mt. Elbert ___14, 431 feet. a. on b. to ...
• Four states that ___ to form an area known as the four corners are: Arizona, ...
• Colorado's professional football team ___ Denver, Broncos. a. is a b. are a c. is ...
• In June of 1997, Prime Minister Hashimoto ___ a summit of international leaders in Denver. ...
• The first Europeans to settle in Colorado ___ the Spanish. a. are b. was c. ...
• Mickey ___ girlfriend, Minnie lives in Orlando. a. Mouses b. Mice c. Mouse's d. Mooses ...
• Lake Okeechobee is the ___ lake in Florida. a. largest b. larger c. large d. ...
• The Space Shuttle lands ___ Cape Canaveral, Florida. a. to b. behind c. upon d. ...
• The Miami Dolphin colors ___ orange and aqua. a. were b. is c. are d. ...
• Hurricane Season ___ June 1, 1998 and ___ November 30, 1998. a. began, ended b. ...
• Alligators ___ run faster than a man. a. can b. should c. might d. won't ...
• Plant City, Florida ___ the Strawberry Capital of the World. a. has b. does c. ...
• Manatees ___ called sea cows. They are ___ gentle creatures. a. is, much b. are, ...
• What fruit is Florida well-known for? a. peaches b. oranges c. rhutabegas d. cantalopes e. ...
• ___ capital of Florida is Tallahassee. a. A b. It c. An d. The e. ...
• Georgia is the largest state east ___ the Mississippi River. a. in b. on c. ...
• Georgia was established as ___ English colony in 1733. a. a b. an c. the ...
• America's first gold rush ___ place in Dahlonega, Georgia in 1828; Dahlonega means precious yellow ...
• As new settlers moved eastward across Georgia, the Creek and Cherokee Native Americans had to ...
• In 1836, thousands of Native Americans ___ forced to march over 2, 000 miles, along ...
• Some earlier names of Atlanta, the capital ___ Georgia, were Terminus and Marthasville. a. of ...
• Atlanta officially ___ a city in 1845. a. become b. becoming c. became
• Atlanta was burned to the ground ___ the American Civil War but recovered quickly afterwards. ...
• Atlanta is the business center of the southeastern United States, and it hosted the 1996 ...
• The Coca-Cola company has ___ headquarters in Atlanta. a. it b. its c. it's ...
• Atlanta is also home ___ the international news broadcasting giant, CNN. a. to b. from ...
• Agriculture is the largest ___ in Georgia; the main crops are peanuts, pecans, and peaches. ...
• Tourism is the state's second-largest industry, with more than 42 million visitors ___. a. annual ...
• More ___ 20 ethnic groups live in DeKalb County (near Atlanta), which has the highest ...
• ___ world's most famous golf tournaments, the Masters, is played every year in Augusta. a. ...
• Athens is a university town with a lively music scene; bands such as R.E.M. and ...
• A few years ago, Kim Basinger (the film actress) actually ___ the entire town of ...
• Franklin D. Roosevelt, the 32nd President of the United States, had a vacation home in ...
• Jimmy Carter, the 39th President of the United States, was ___ and raised in the ...
• Hawaii is the ___ of the fifty states. a. new b. newest c. newer ...
• The world's ___ active volcano, Kilouea, is on the big island of Hawaii. a. largest ...
• Surfing ___ invented in Hawaii and the Banzai Pipeline is the most famous surfing place. ...
• The only royal palace ___ the United States is on the island of Oahu. a. ...
• The island of Kauai has been used to make ___ movies. Jurassic Park was made ...
• Until 1921, Waikiki ___ a flat marshy field used for growing taro plants. a. is ...
• In the Koolau mountains on the island of Oahu is Byodo-in Temple an ___ replica ...
• Whale ___ is a popular attraction on the island of Maui. a. looking b. seeing ...
• A luau is a big beach dinner where the main ___ is a pig cooked ...
• The hula is a ___ done by both men and women in Hawaii. a. dancing ...
• The state with the smallest area in the midwest ___ Indiana. a. is b. are ...
• Indiana is called the Hoosier state and its people ___ known as Hoosiers. a. is ...
• Basketball is a very popular spectator sport ___ Indiana. a. about b. in c. for ...
• Indiana has ___ humid climate with cool winters and warm summers. a. an b. the ...
• One of the first successful automobiles was designed ___ a man named Elwood Haynes, a ...
• The Indianapolis 500 is a big race car event ___ happens every year in May. ...
• Indiana ___ 22 colleges and universities. a. got b. gotten c. has
• The first professional baseball game in the US was ___ in Indiana in 1871. a. ...
• The famous singer, Michael Jackson, is ___ Gary, Indiana. a. borned b. born c. from ...
• Indiana's state flag has a torch in the middle which ___ for liberty and enlightenment. ...
• Kansas is located ___ the center of the United States a. at b. to c. ...
• Boeing, Cessna, Raytheon, and Learjet ___ located in Wichita, Kansas a. are all b. are ...
• Amelia Earhart, ___ was the first woman to get a pilot's license, disappeared in 1937 ...
• ___ representatives for Kansas in the U.S. House of Representatives is the former Olympic runner, ...
• Kansas is named ___ the Kanza Indians a. by b. about c. for
• The Spanish conquistador, Francisco Vasquez de Coronado, was in the Kansas area ___ the Pilgrims ...
• Kansas ___ a state since 1861. a. is b. was c. has been
• Kansas is ___ agricultural state and produces almost 20% of the wheat that is grown ...
• Kansas has four distinct ___ summer, fall, winter, and spring. a. seasons, b. seasons: c. ...
• ___ the Civil War, only one major battle was fought in Kansas, the battle of ...
• President Dwight D. Eisenhower ___ in Abilene, Kansas, in 1890 a. born b. borned c. ...
• Although Kansas City has a larger population, ___ is considered the largest city in Kansas ...
• Pizza Hut corporation ___ in Wichita in 1958 by two brothers who borrowed $600 from ...
• People who like sports get very ___ about basketball at the University of Kansas, football ...
• Any student who graduates from a Kansas high school is permitted ___ at a state ...
• Western Kansas is very flat with very few trees, and it has sunsets that are ...
• The eastern part of Kansas has a larger population ___ the western part a. as ...
• Kansas is a good place ___ and hunt a. to fish b. for fish c. ...
• ___ the hot summer temperatures, Kansas is a good place to live. a. In spite ...
• Louisiana lies ___ the Gulf of Mexico. a. in b. on c. under
• The Mississippi river ___ through Louisiana. a. flows/runs b. walks c. sprints
• Louisiana, named after the French King Louis XIV, ___ given its name by the explorer ...
• There are many bayous, or slow moving waterways in ___ state. a. the b. a ...
• Louisiana's capital is Baton Rouge, and it ___ red stick in French. a. mean b. ...
• The Creoles are French ___ descendants of early Spanish and French settlers. a. speaking b. ...
• The Cajun people came ___ the Mississippi river from Arcadia in Canada in 1755, and ...
• Today, the Cajun people ___ a distinct language and culture. a. has b. had c. ...
• Cajun music and food are popular ___ the United States. a. throughout b. on top ...
• Jazz music was created ___ Afro American people in New Orleans around the turn of ...
• The Mardi Gras carnival, held in New Orleans, is one of the best-known annual ___ ...
• Louisiana is the number one seafood ___ state in the nation. a. produce b. producing ...
• Ante-bellum mansions, ___ by wealthy plantation owners before the Civil War, are popular tourist attractions ...
• A large portion of New Orleans, ___ largest city, lies below sea level. a. Louisianas ...
• New Orleans ___ known as America's most European city. a. were b. isn't c. is ...
• No visit to New Orleans ___ be complete without a visit to the French Quarter. ...
• There ___ many street musicians and entertainers in the French Quarter. a. is b. are ...
• Maine was not one of the first thirteen ___ colonies which banded together against the ...
• Maine ___ the 23rd state of the United States in 1820. Maine's statehood was part ...
• The city of Eastport, Maine, is the most eastern city ___ the United States. The ...
• Maine is the only state that shares its border ___ only one other state, New ...
• Maine lobsters have won international fame for their flavor and contribution to the culinary world. ...
• Freeport, Maine, is the ___ of the L.L. Bean Company, known internationally for their high ...
• Maine is a ___ industrial state; the leading manufacturing activities are wood and paper products, ...
• The world's first Total Abstinence Society was founded in Portland, Maine, in 1815. Abstinence (in ...
• Maine has two ___ sports teams. The Portland Pirates play hockey in the American Hockey ...
• A famous person from Maine is George J. Mitchell of Waterville, Maine. He was Senator ...
• Annapolis is ___ capital city of Maryland. a. a b. an c. the ...
• The U.S. Naval Academy is ___ in Annapolis. a. located b. locate c. locating ...
• The Baltimore Orioles baseball team ___ the state bird. a. names b. is named after ...
• The Baltimore Orioles play baseball ___ the Camden Yards stadium. a. on b. at c. ...
• For a long time, tobacco ___ been an important crop in Maryland. a. was b. ...
• Maryland is one of ___ original 13 United States. a. the b. a c. these ...
• Baltimore, Maryland, is called a city ___ neighborhoods, meaning that there are many different groups ...
• If you're ___ in swimming, Ocean City is the place to go. a. interested b. ...
• People ___ from all over to see the Preakness, a famous horse race. a. go ...
• The United States' national anthem, The Star-Spangled Banner, was written ___ a Maryland resident ...
• Massachusetts became ___ Commonwealth of Massachusetts in 1780. a. a b. an c. the ...
• Massachusetts takes its name from the Massachusett tribe ___ Native Americans. a. of b. an ...
• The Bay State is the nickname ___ commonly attached to Massachusetts a. also b. the ...
• The State Seal, ___ adopted by Governor John Hancock. a. is b. was c. are ...
• The State Flag is white, bearing ___ both sides a representation of the coat of ...
• Johnny Appleseed was designated ___ official folk hero of the Commonwealth on August 2 1996. ...
• The State Horse, the Morgan Horse, descended ___ a little bay stallion born in West ...
• The black-capped chickadee was adopted as the official State Bird ___ the Massachusetts Legislature on ...
• The State Flower, the Mayflower, grows in woods, preferring sandy or rocky soil, under or ...
• All Hail to Massachusetts, Song of the Commonwealth, words and music by Arthur Marsh, was ...
• Plymouth Rock is ___ State Historical Rock. a. an b. the c. a
• In 1981, the General Court _____ Blue Hills of Massachusetts as the official state poem. ...
• Some popular foods in Massachusetts ___ corn muffins and chocolate chip cookies. a. is b. ...
• The Boston Cream Pie, ___ in the 19th century, was chosen as the official state ...
• Cranberry Juice ___ the beverage of the Commonwealth on May 4, 1970. a. was named ...
• Detroit ___ Motown in the past. a. was called b. is called c. called d. ...
• Detroit ___ as the first capital city of Michigan, but now Lansing is the capital ...
• The university of Michigan is one of the best universities in the United States and ...
• In the year 2003, Western Michigan University located in Kalamazoo, Michigan ___ with the opportunity ...
• The five great lakes of the world ___ in Michigan. a. can find b. can ...
• The University of Michigan and Michigan State University are famous for their football teams. ___ ...
• Michigan has three big lakes. They are Lake Michigan, Lake Huron, and Lake Erie. ___ ...
• You ___ more careful when you go to Detroit at night because there a lots ...
• You ___ winter clothes to visit the state of Michigan in December because the weather ...
• You ___ cars on Mackinac Island in Michigan. a. may not see b. may not ...
• You ___ faster than 70 miles per hour on the highway in Michigan. It's the ...
• You ___ west if you want to go to Kalamazoo from Detroit. a. must go ...
• The state of Michigan ___ the longest freshwater shoreline of any state. a. had b. ...
• Battle Creek is a hard-working city, where businesses ___ dedicated employees who want to build ...
• A: I heard we would have so much snow in Michigan. Is that right? ...
• A: Didn't you get lost in Detroit? B: No, I didn't . But I ...
• A: Do people really ride horses in Mackinaw Island, Michigan? B: Yes, instead of ...
• Detroit, the biggest city in Michigan, is losing its importance. However, Chicago ___ theirs. ...
• A: Can you recommend a good place to visit in Michigan? B: Have you ...
• Many hunters go to the Upper Peninsula for ___ hunting in Michigan. a. deers ...
• Many thunderstorms are watched and many ___ of lightening are seen in Michigan. a. ...
• There is ___ major league baseball team in Michigan. It's the Detroit Tigers. a. ...
• One of ___ is held in Detroit in January every year. It is called the ...
• The state of Minnesota has two nicknames. One is The Land of Sky Blue Waters ...
• The other nickname for Minnesota, Land of 10, 000 Lakes, is written on the ...
• Many of the the lakes of northern Minnesota are home to one of the largest ...
• Hockey is one of the favorite sports in Minnesota. ___ is the home of the ...
• Every year, the Minnesota soy bean crop is huge. Much of ___ is sold to ...
• Some people from the town of Lake City, Minnesota invented the sport of water skiing. ...
• Minnesota is far in the center of North America. The nearest place on the sea ...
• Except for Alaska, a part of Minnesota called the Northwest Angle reaches further north than ...
• One county in Minnesota has over 15, 800 square kilometers, making it bigger than the ...
• People from Missouri have a reputation for doubting anything they cannot see. ___ of this, ...
• ___ the first Europeans to settle in Missouri were French, there are many towns and ...
• Among these are the town of Versailles and the Pomme de Terre River, which means ...
• Missouri is sometimes called The Gateway to the West ___ it was the eastern end ...
• ___ this name, the Gateway Arch was built in Saint Louis, Missouri and has become ...
• If you look at a map of Missouri, you will see that the southeast corner ...
• Missouri's two largest cities, Kansas City and Saint Louis are located on the borders with ...
• One of Missouri's most famous natives was a writer whose real name was Samuel Clemens. ...
• In 1927 Charles Lindbergh made the first solo flight across the Atlantic Ocean in an ...
• Missouri native, Harry S. Truman, was the 33rd President of the United States. Among many ...
• Almost all of Nevada ___ within The Great Basin. a. lay b. lies c. lays ...
• Nevada was named ___ the Sierra Nevada mountain range. a. after b. for c. under ...
• Nevada ___ snow covered in Spanish. a. mean b. meaning c. means d. meant ...
• Las Vegas is known all over the world for ___ entertainment and gambling. a. its ...
• The huge lake along Nevada's Southeast boarder, formed by the Hoover Dam, is ___ Lake ...
• Lake Tahoe, along the California Nevada boarder, is ___ for its natural beauty, casinos, and ...
• If couples want to get married in Navada, there is no waiting ___. a. space ...
• Tourism is ___ state's most important industry. a. a b. the c. an
• Nevada leads the country ___ gold and silver production. a. in b. for c. by ...
• The first people to ___ in Nevada probably came about 12, 000 years ago. a. ...
• In 1990, three quarters of the state's population ___ born in another state or country. ...
• Nevada is a beautiful state, and ___ many contrasting climates. a. has b. have c. ...
• New Jersey is one of the first thirteen ___ colonies which banded together against the ...
• There is a famous picture of Washington crossing the Delaware River, one of the borders ...
• New Jersey was the third state to ratify the U.S. Constitution ___ 1787 and the ...
• Frances Hopkinson, a man from New Jersey, ___ the first American flag with thirteen stars ...
• Thomas Edison, who ___ the phonograph and the electric light, lived and worked in Menlo ...
• Many people think the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island belong to New York. This ...
• Princeton University moved to its present location in Princeton NJ in 1756. Princeton University enrolls ...
• The first submarine ___ in 1878 by Paterson, NJ teacher John Phillip Holland with money ...
• The world's first airplane passenger service ___ at Atlantic City on May 3, 1919. ...
• Many famous artists ___ New Jersey, including Lauryn Hill (rapper), Whitney Houston (singer), Jack Nicholson ...
• New York State is a Middle Atlantic state, separated from Canada in the northeast by ...
• ___ the only state with frontage on the Great Lakes and the Atlantic Ocean a. ...
• ___ of New York lies in the highlands of the Appalachian Mountain range, which reaches ...
• Albany is ___ capital of New York State. a. a b. an c. the d. ...
• New York State became the ___ of nearly one third of the battles of the ...
• The beautiful Finger Lakes region was originally settled by the northern Iroquois tribes, ___ of ...
• The city of Syracuse can trace its history back more than 400 years to the ...
• The Syracuse University Orangemen are one of the well-known Big East college basketball ___. a. ...
• ___ Lilac Festival is held each March in the city of Rochester to celebrate the ...
• The Annual Sports Car Grand Prix Road Race is held ___ Watkins Glen, NY. a. ...
• New York City (also known as the Big Apple) ___ the financial capital of the ...
• New York State has ___ liberal scattering of scenic lakes, such as Lake George, Lake ...
• The US Military Academy is ___ at West Point, NY. a. locate b. located c. ...
• The Hudson River is the ___ river in New York State. a. long b. longer ...
• The first convention to ___ the social, civil, and religious conditions and rights of women ...
• The logging industry is carried ___ principally in the Adirondack Mountains. a. on b. to ...
• Dairy farming, done extensively in the St. Lawrence, Mohawk, and Hudson river valleys, has been ...
• Lake Placid, a famous winter sports resort, ___ the Winter Olympic games twice. a. host ...
• Buffalo is New York State's second ___ city. a. large b. larger c. largest ...
• The title Empire State was supposedly used by George Washington in 1784 to ___ New ...
• The building ___ the Erie Canal (1817-1825) through the wilderness of western New York State ...
• Millions of hopeful immigrants, who pulled up their roots and headed for a new life ...
• The city of Rochester ___ along the Genesee River to its outlet on Lake Ontario. ...
• Catawba, Algonquian and Cherokee ___ the three major Indian nations of North Carolina. a. is ...
• New Bern, North Carolina was the colonial and original state capitol ___ North Carolina. a. ...
• The current state capitol, Raleigh, is named ___ Sir Walter Raleigh, an English Colonilist. a. ...
• Two former presidents, Andrew Jackson and Milliard Fillmore, ___ born in North Carolina. a. was ...
• The state of Tennessee was created ___ North Carolina in 1790. a. of b. about ...
• Charlotte, North Carolina, home of Bank of America, ___ ___ one of the major banking ...
• Mount Airy, North Carolina, the boyhood home of actor Andy Griffith is the model ___ ...
• Hornets, Panthers, and Hurricane ___ the names of professional sports teams in North Carolina. a. ...
• Columbus is ___ capital city of Ohio. a. a b. an c. the
• The Rock and Roll Museum is ___ in Cleveland. a. located b. locate c. locating ...
• The Cincinnati baseball team ___ the Reds. a. names b. is named c. is the ...
• Ohio is located ___ Pennsylvania and Indiana. a. next to b. between c. below d. ...
• For a long time, corn ___ been an important crop in Ohio. a. was b. ...
• Ohio is called The Mother of Presidents because seven Presidents of the United States ___ ...
• Toledo, Ohio, was made famous ___ a song by John Denver as a place where ...
• If you're ___ in rollercoasters, Sandusky Ohio, on the shore of Lake Erie, is the ...
• Dayton, Ohio is famous ___ the place where a Serbo-Croatian peace treaty was signed. a. ...
• Football fans know Canton, Ohio as ___ The Football Hall of Fame & Museum. a. ...
• There are ___ 100 universities in Ohio, including Ohio State University and Oberlin College. a. ...
• The Ohio State Fair, ___ one of the largest agricultural shows in the nation, occurs ...
• Portland, Oregon was named ___ Portland, Maine a. to b. of c. after d. so ...
• It rains a lot ___ Oregon. a. of b. in c. under d. on ...
• ___ June you can watch the Rose Festival. a. On b. In c. At d. ...
• ___ the weekend, many Oregonians like to go fishing. a. On b. In c. To ...
• You can listen ___ the Oregon Symphony. a. on b. in c. to d. of ...
• Bush Garden is a famous Japanese restaurant ___ Irving Street. a. on b. in c. ...
• Let's meet _________ 7 o'clock at Clackamas Town Center, Oregon's largest indoor shopping center. a. ...
• Oregon is famous ___ berries, including strawberries, raspberries, and blueberries. a. for b. on c. ...
• The capital ___ Oregon is Salem. a. on b. to c. from d. of ...
• In the Oregon Treaty of 1846, Great Britain gave ___ claims to the region. a. ...
• Harrisburg ___ as the capital of Pennsylvania in 1812. a. choose b. was chosen c. ...
• Pennsylvania ___ as the Keystone State. a. is known b. is knowing c. has known ...
• The state animal ___ the ruffed grouse. a. were b. are c. is ...
• Pennsylvania ___ into 67 parts called counties. a. is divided b. made c. put ...
• On December 12, 1787, Pennsylvania became the ___ state of the union. a. twice b. ...
• William Penn was required ___ two bear skins every year to King Charles II for ...
• The city of Pittsburgh is best known for ___ steel. a. is making b. making ...
• One of the worst disasters of the United States was a flood that occured in ...
• Mount Davis is 3, 213 feet above sea level which makes it the ___ point ...
• Erie is the northernmost city ___ Pennsylvania. a. in b. around c. about ...
• Rhode Island is the ___ state in the United States. North to south it measures ...
• Rhode Island ___ an island. It has land borders with Connecticut and Massachusetts. a. ...
• The Rhode Island state flower is the violet. The Rhode Island state bird is the ...
• Rhode Island was created by a ___ of exiles from Boston. They were banned for ...
• Rhode Island was the first American colony to declare independence from Great Britain in May ...
• Many people enjoy ___ in department stores. In 1953, the first discount department store in ...
• Golf is a very ___ sport. Rhode Island was home to the first open golf ...
• Knives, forks and spoons ___ are called silverware. The largest manufacturer of silverware in the ...
• There is a notable toy company in Providence, RI. Two brothers, Henry and Helal Hassenfeld, ...
• The Hasbro company makes many distinguished toys and games. A famous toy is Mr. Potato ...
• Vermont is ___ New England state. a. a b. an c. the d. none needed ...
• Montpelier is ___ capital of Vermont. a. a b. an c. the d. none needed ...
• Burlington is ___ state's largest city. a. a b. an c. the d. none needed ...
• Vermont is the only New England state without ___ coastline on the Atlantic Ocean. a. ...
• The Connecticut River forms ___ entire eastern border of Vermont. a. a b. an c. ...
• Lake Champlain extends along ___ northern half of� Vermont's western border. a. a b. an ...
• The Green Mountains run ___ entire length of central Vermont. a. a b. an c. ...
• ___ two main manufacturing industries in Vermont are wood processing and stone processing. a. A ...
• Vermont granite and marble are used in ___ buliding, memorials, and tombs. a. a b. ...
• Slate is used for ___ roofing and other purposes. a. a b. an c. the ...
• Texas is ___ second largest state in the USA. a. a b. an c. the ...
• The Alamo is ___ historical site in San Antonio. a. a b. an c. great ...
• Many Texans like to ___ The Eyes of Texas are Upon You, which is ...
• Texas separated from Mexico and declared ___ an independent country in 1836. a. hisself b. ...
• Sam Houston ___ the first president of the Republic of Texas. a. elected b. was ...
• Lake Fork is the best lake for ___ large mouth bass. a. catch b. to ...
• Pecan pie is very popular ___ Texans. a. for b. to c. among
• The mockingbird, which is the state bird, ___ all over the state. a. could see ...
• Bluebonnets, the Texas state flower, grow ___ beside state highways. a. wildly b. wild c. ...
• Texas, Our Texas is ___ state song. a. a b. an c. the
• There are ___ armadillos living in Texas. a. the b. many c. an d. a ...
• The state flag is called the Lone Star Flag ___ it has a single white ...
• Some popular foods in Texas are ___, tacos, and chili. a. barbie-q b. barbecue c. ...
• J. R. Ewing, a popular character on the TV show Dallas, ___ by Larry Hagman. ...
• Not every Texan has an oil well in ___ backyard. a. his b. their c. ...
• A popular saying is Everything is ___ in Texas. a. more big b. bigger c. ...
• Six Flags Over Texas ___ an amusement park near Dallas. a. is b. are c. ...
• Galveston and Corpus Christi ___ Texas cities along the Gulf coast. a. am b. is ...
• The city of Houston is named ___ the famous Texan Sam Houston. a. as b. ...
• Texans often ___ Howdy, y'all as a greeting. a. say b. says c. tell ...
• Utah is the eleventh ___ state in the United States. a. largest b. larger c. ...
• Utah was ___ after the Native American tribe, the Utes. a. names b. named c. ...
• On January 4, 1896, Utah ___ the 45th state. a. becomes b. became c. become ...
• The Utah Jazz is the ___ basketball team in Salt Lake City. a. professional b. ...
• King's Peak in the Uinta Mountain Range is 13, 528 feet high and is the ...
• Each state of the United States has a nickname. Utah is ___ as the Beehive ...
• Utah ___ a border with Idaho, Nevada, Arizona, Colorado and Wyoming. a. be shared b. ...
• The Utah State Fair is ___ in Salt Lake City in September. a. helds b. ...
• The largest salt lake in North America is in Utah and is ___ the Great ...
• Even though Utah is not ___ the ocean, the seagull is the state bird. a. ...
• Salt Lake City is the ___ of Utah. a. capitol b. capital c. capitals ...
• The Utah Jazz is the professional basketball __ in Salt Lake City and plays at ...
• Temple Square is in downtown Salt Lake City and ___ thirty-five acres. a. be covered ...
• The Beehive House was ___ in 1854 and was the official residence of Brigham Young. ...
• Salt Lake City international airport is seven miles from downtown and take about 15 minutes ...
• The Wasatch mountains are to the east ___ the Oquirrhs mountains are to the west ...
• The Mormom church has the ___ genealogical (family history) library in the world in Salt ...
• The largest university __ Salt Lake City is the University of Utah. a. on b. ...
• There are nine ski resorts within about an ___ drive from Salt Lake City. a. ...
• Salt Lake City is __ the state of Utah which is in the United States ...
• A good place to ___ information about Salt Lake City is at the Downtown Visitor ...
• If you want to make a phone call to Salt Lake City, you need to ...
• Utah ___ in the Mountain Time Zone. Utah uses Daylight Savings Time from the first ...
• The average ___ temperature of Salt Lake City in February is about 44 degrees Farenheit ...
• The average ___ temperature of Salt Lake City in February is about 25 degrees Farenheit ...
• Salt Lake is home to the Utah Jazz NBA Basketball team. They ___ their games ...
• The minimum ___ age for beer and liquor is 21 years old. a. drinking b. ...
• Safety belts are ___ by law in Utah and all occupants of private vehicles must ...
• The sales tax ___ goods and services is 6.6%. (In the year 2002.) a. in ...
• West Virginia is ___ mountain state. a. an b. the c. a
• The Ohio River ___ West Virginia from the state of Ohio. a. separating b. separate ...
• Country Roads is a popular song ___ West Virginia. a. at b. about c. of ...
• The Ohio River is one of the most important rivers ___ the United States. a. ...
• Coal mining is an ___ industry in West Virginia. a. importance b. importing c. important ...
• Barges ___ coal go down the Ohio River every day. a. carries b. carried c. ...
• Mountaineers ___ always free is the motto of West Virginia. a. is b. be c. ...
• Charleston is the capital ___ West Virginia. a. on b. at c. of
• The cardinal is ___ West Virginia state bird. a. an b. a c. the ...
• West Virginia is ___ the Appalachian Mountain Range. a. at b. on c. in ...
• ___ are many small mountain villages in West Virginia. a. They b. Them c. There ...
• There are many chemical companies ___ Charleston. a. nearest b. many c. near
• Charleston and Huntington ___ the two largest cities in the state. a. be b. are ...
• The dome ___ the state capital is gold plated. a. in b. from c. on ...
• Every summer concerts are ___ at the Riverfront Park in Huntington. a. hold b. holding ...
• If you like to snow ski, you would ___ the skiing in West Virginia. a. ...
• Tourists ___ to West Virginia from many states to ski in the winter. a. coming ...
• Hiking trails in the mountains are popular with ___. a. hiking b. hiked c. hikers ...
• The speed limit ___ Interstate 77 is 65 miles an hour. a. in b. at ...
• West Virginia has a law ___ motorist to wear seat belts. a. requires b. required ...
• Vietnam is surrounded __ Cambodia, Laos, China and the South China Sea. a. on b. ...
• The capital ___ Vietnam is Hanoi. a. in b. for c. of d. on ...
• Ho Chi Minh City, the largest city in Vietnam, ___ formerly called Saigon. a. is ...
• The main religions in Vietnam __ Buddhism, Christianity and Confucianism. a. is b. was c. ...
• In the past fifty years, Vietnam ___ fought wars against France, China and the United ...
• Vietnam is a member ___ ASEAN (the Association of South East Asian Nations), along with ...
• The Mekong River starts in Tibet and flows ___ China, Burma, Laos, Thailand and Cambodia ...
• Vietnam's main industries ___ rice growing, fishing and petroleum production. a. is b. are c. ...
• The greatest hero in Vietnamese legend was the Emperor Le Loi, ___ expelled the Chinese ...
• Vietnam now ___ a Romanized alphabet called quoc ngu, developed by a Christian missionary named ...
• The 'father' ___ modern Vietnam was Ho Chi Minh (1890-1969), often called Bac Ho (Uncle ...
• Vietnam, formerly divided into North and South Vietnam, has been unified ___ 1975. a. until ...
• Ha Long Bay, near the northern port of Hai Phong, is regarded by most Vietnamese ...
• John had an accident last night. a. I'm sorry to hear that. b. That's terrific! ...
• Their plane should be here in no time. a. Let's wait for them at the ...
• Can you tell me how to get to the post office? a. It's in aisle ...
• Give me a call when you get back from your trip. a. I'm sorry to ...
• If you have 10 marbles and you take five away, then you add three to ...
• Q: How would you like your steak? A: Rare. a. The customer never eats steak. ...
• The game ended in a tie. a. What a bargain! b. Who bought the tie? ...
• What did Mary do when her father gave her the stuffed animal? a. She cuddled ...
• Kate can speak three foreign languages. a. She must be tired. b. She must be ...
• Bill flunked the exams. a. He must be really upset. b. It should get better ...
• We'd like some vanilla ice-cream, please. a. What flavor would you like? b. Rare or ...
• My TV isn't working. a. We've already called a repairman. He should be here soon. ...
• He's from Brazil. He's ___. a. Brazilish b. Brazilian c. Brazilese
• I'm from Colombia. I can speak ___. a. Spanish b. Colombian c. Colombish
• She's from Russia. She can speak ___. a. Russia b. Russy c. Russian
• We're from Italy. We're ___. a. Italien b. Italian c. Italiun
• My friend is from Korea. He can speak ___. a. Korish b. Korean c. Koreanese ...
• Pablo is from Mexico. He's ___. a. Spanish b. Mexican c. Mexian
• Martha is from the United States. She's ___. a. American b. United Statian c. United ...
• My father is from China. He can speak ___. a. Chiny b. Chinish c. Chinese ...
• Gloria is from Puerto Rico. She's ___. a. Puerto Rich b. Puerto Rican c. Puerto ...
• Pierre is from France. He can speak ___. a. Franchise b. Francese c. French ...
• ___ the eggs in a large bowl. a. Add b. Beat c. Stir ...
• Where does a receptionist work? a. post office b. bakery c. office
• Where does a cashier work? a. school b. supermarket c. police station
• Where does a headmaster work? a. school b. office c. butchers
• Where does a Chief Constable work? a. bus station b. hospital c. police station ...
• Where does a porter work? a. bakery b. hotel c. school
• Where does a manager work? a. police station b. park c. office
• Where does a pilot work? a. airplane b. train station c. restaurant
• Where does a busboy work? a. bus b. restaurant c. airplane
• Where does an actress work? a. cinema b. theatre c. sports centre
• Where does an artist work? a. restaurant b. cinema c. studio
• There was an airplane ____ last night. a. clash b. crash
• Did you enjoy watching the ___ at the circus? a. crown b. clown
• The ___ around my house is turning green. a. glass b. grass
• I ___ stamps for a hobby. a. correct b. collect
• What is the US dollar to British pound exchange ___. a. late b. rate ...
• Many birds ___ by my house in the spring. a. fry b. fly
• My dress is ___. a. red b. led
• Can you put another ___ of laundry in the washing machine? a. road b. load ...
• Did you ___ the office door? a. lock b. rock
• Drinking alcohol can damage your ___. a. river b. liver
• The water level in the river is very ___. a. row b. low
• I am ___ that it won't rain on Saturday. a. playing b. praying
• Go down the ___ slowly in your car. a. lamp b. ramp
• He was barely ___ after his car crashed. a. alive b. arrive
• I want to pay my ___ now. a. bill b. beer
• There is usually more ___ in big cities. a. climb b. crime
• The ___ of the candle went out. a. frame b. flame
• Let's ___ before the forest fire comes to our farm. a. free b. flee ...
• My mother plays a ___ in an orchestra. a. fruit b. flute
• The wedding dress had beautiful white ___. a. race b. lace
• I could see the ___ of the fire at night. a. grow b. glow ...
• We need a shovel and ___ to work in the garden. a. lake b. rake ...
• It is against the ___ to park here. a. law b. raw
• Did you ___ today's newspaper. a. read b. lead
• He ___ me his car for the weekend. a. lent b. rent
• ___ is delicious to eat for breakfast. a. Rice b. Lice
• The traffic ___ turned green. a. right b. light
• Please put my name on the ___. a. wrist b. list
• It's a ___ way from Los Angeles to Tokyo, Japan. a. wrong b. long ...
• Which ___ is the meeting in? a. room b. loom
• The robber ___ the television from the shop. a. store b. stole
• World ___ II ended in 1945. a. Wall b. War
• Tom is from Berlin. His nationality is ___. a. Germany b. German c. Dutch ...
• Anna is from Leningrad. Her nationality is ___. a. France b. French c. Russian ...
• David is from New York. His nationality is ___. a. Mexican b. American c. Canadian ...
• Sarah is from London. Her nationality is ___. a. British b. Irish c. Scottish ...
• Nicole is from Paris. Her nationality is ___. a. France b. French c. English ...
• Carlos is from Madrid. His nationality is ___. a. French b. Italian c. Spanish ...
• Donald is from Geneva. His nationality is ___. a. Switzerland b. Austrian c. Swiss ...
• Bruce is from Sydney. His nationality is ___. a. British b. Australian c. Austrian ...
• Keiko is from Tokyo. Her nationality is ___. a. Chinese b. Korean c. Japanese ...
• Dewa is from Jakarta. His nationality is ___. a. Japanese b. Indonesian c. Indian ...
• The ___ didn't train the players well, so the team lost the game. a. coach ...
• The team that ___ more goals wins the game. a. does b. keeps c. scores ...
• ___ the ball as far as possible. a. Kick b. Jump c. Leap
• The ___ must watch carefully for infractions during the game. a. judge b. eyekeeper c. ...
• Whenever a player gets hurt, a ___ takes his place. a. placement b. substitute c. ...
• A penalty kick is the right given to a player from the opposing team to ...
• The ___ must keep the ball out of the goal. a. goalholder b. goalwatcher c. ...
• Eleven players from each team participate in a soccer ___. a. match b. field c. ...
• The first-line players are called ___ . a. backs b. forwards c. defenders
• A forward is also called a ___ . a. trooper b. goalie c. striker ...
• You see the road through it. a. windscreen b. carburetor c. ignition d. spark plugs ...
• When you want to go faster, you press this. a. brake pedal b. clutch c. ...
• You turn these on when it is dark so you can see the road. a. ...
• Whenever you want to shift up or down, you press this down. a. gearbox b. ...
• This cools down your engine. a. radiator b. battery c. distributor d. taillights e. pump ...
• This provides your battery with the electricity it needs. a. spark plugs b. ignition c. ...
• If the road is bumpy, these help to dampen the bumps. a. fenders b. bumpers ...
• If you want to turn left or right, you put these on. a. headlights b. ...
• You use this when you start a cold engine. a. brakes b. choke c. amp ...
• This lubricates your engine. a. grease b. fuel c. water d. oil e. cream ...
• The necklace has many red ___. a. beads b. bids
• My father-in-law has a lot of money. He is very ___. a. reach b. rich ...
• My grandmother has broken her ___. a. heap b. hip
• That student is brilliant. He is a ___ at mathematics. a. wheeze b. whiz ...
• That student isn't very smart. He is a ___. a. tweet b. twit
• These shoes don't ___ my ___. a. feet, fit b. fit, feet
• The bathtub has a very bad ___. a. leak b. lick
• It's your turn to ___ the cards. a. deal b. dill
• New York has had a lot of ___ and snow this winter. a. sleet b. ...
• Her face is as soft as a ___. a. peach b. pitch
• There are 52 ___ in a year. a. weeks b. wicks
• ___ milk has fewer calories that whole milk. a. Scheme b. Skim
• Wipe that silly ___ off of your face. a. green b. grin
• They had a huge meal. It was a ___ fit for a king. a. feast ...
• The army drove ___ through the jungle. a. jeeps b. gyps
• I must pay my lab ___ before I can do an experiment. a. fees b. ...
• The music has a fast ___. a. beat b. bit
• She cannot ___ that heavy box. a. leafed b. lift
• It is a ___ to ___. a. seen, steal b. sin, still c. seen, still ...
• I ___ very ___. I need to take a ___. a. feel, eel, peel b. ...
• People from Canada are called a. Canuks b. Canadians c. Canadites
• People from India are a. Indies b. Hindus c. Indians
• He's from Germany. He is a. German b. Germany c. Dutch
• She lives in Argentina. She speaks a. Argentinian b. Spanish c. Portuguese
• She lives in Argentinia. She is a. Argentinian b. Argentese c. Argentonian
• People in Israel are a. Jewish b. Israeli c. Hebrew
• People from Israel speak a. Jewish b. Israeli c. Hebrew
• People in Hong Kong speak English and a. Hangul b. Cantonese c. Mandarin
• People in Macau speak Cantonese and a. Spanish b. English c. Portugese
• People from Ireland are a. Irish b. English c. Irelandish
• He looked at his watch quickly. a. searched b. reached c. glanced
• The robbers looked through the whole house for money. a. searched b. glanced
• When she got her test back, she was so disappointed that she threw it away.
• The waiter put Kuala Beer into my glass. a. filled b. poured ...
• When her dog died, she cried very hard for half an hour. a. yelled
• It was foggy and I watched my friend move out of sight into the distance ...
• Would you like some more to eat. No thank you. I've had more than enough ...
• This road turns a lot. a. races b. roars c. admits ...
• Please do this now! a. immediately b. later c. sooner d. ...
• Someone who is not strong is ___ . a. muscular b. weak ...
• When your face does not have much colour, it is ___ . a. pale
• Another word for quiet is ___ . a. excited b. adventure c. ...
• A story from the past is called a ___ . a. account b. ...
• On a clear night, the moon ___ so brightly that you can see your shadow.
• A box for keeping valuable things is called a ___ . a. valuable ...
• I thought this time things were going to be better. Losing the contract was ___ ...
• We've lost the contract thanks to your incompetence. You really ___ , didn't you? a. ...
• I'd be better off stopping my legal job and doing jobs for cash. The ___ ...
• The product didn't work in the States. As they say there, it really ___ . ...
• However, the same product sold really well in England. As they say there, it ___ ...
• He used to work on the factory floor. Yes, he really started out as a ...
• There are many reasons why this should be a success. However, the ___ is that ...
• Production has been unable to keep pace with demand. We are doing our best to ...
• We'll have to start again on this one. It's time to go ___ . a. ...
• Don't leave out any details. I want a full ___ account of what happened in ...
• At the start of the meeting everybody was very quiet and reserved but he told ...
• He's not very quick on the uptake. it takes him quite a while to ___ ...
• We're going to have to reduce budgets in every single department. There will be ___ ...
• My boss never gives me any freedom. She's always ___ my neck. a. broke the ...
• We need a name for our new brand. The best thing is to get a ...
• I'm very happy with our sales prospects for the next year. I'm feeling really ___ ...
• We would have liked to have looked at that but that wasn't part of the ...
• I've heard all about it. Sally ___ to me. a. brainstorm b. on to a ...
• I'm well aware that this is potentially a good new product and that we are ...
• I guess this market study shows that nobody wants to buy our product. It's ___ ...
• I reckon we owe you about the same as you owe us. Why don't we ...
• We've been working on this for forteen hours now. Isn't it time we ___ ? ...
• Let's face it, he decides. He's the boss so he's the one that ___ . ...
• He says he will go elsewhere if we don't lower our price but I don't ...
• I'm sure that there is a lot of corruption in that country. If we order ...
• Someone is going to have to take responsibility for this disaster. Who is going to ...
• Whatever we do, we are going to come out badly. It's a ___ situation. a. ...
• She always like to think things through very carefully. She likes to ___ . a. ...
• We need a loan to start the company and we need a company to get ...
• We wanted to expand into Asia but we were a bit frightened. We were soon ...
• Please go to the store and pick up a ___ of milk. a. bag b. ...
• This recipe calls for a ___ of butter. a. dozen b. tube c. stick d. ...
• My cat eats a ___ of tuna every day. a. can b. loaf c. bottle ...
• I like to drink a ___ of mineral water after I exercise. a. pound b. ...
• I want to make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. But the ___ of peanut ...
• I need three ___ of yogurt from the dairy section. a. tubes b. pounds c. ...
• If you want coffee with breakfast, you should buy a ___ of coffee tonight. a. ...
• I would like a large, green ___ of lettuce for tonight's salad. a. head b. ...
• Would you like a ___ of chocolate or vanilla ice cream? a. half dozen b. ...
• Pick up ___ of whole wheat bread at the bakery. a. half a pound b. ...
• I need ___ eggs for the Easter egg hunt. a. a gallon b. a quart ...
• I need a ___ of ground beef to make hamburgers for the picnic. a. pint ...
• We need a ___ of rice to make our special chicken and rice dish. a. ...
• The ___ of toothpaste are located in the health and beauty section of the supermarket. ...
• Pick up a ___ of soda for the party tonight. a. head b. jar c. ...
• Order ____ Swiss cheese at the deli counter. a. a pint b. half a pound ...
• This recipe needs a ___ of salt. a. teaspoon b. loaf c. six-pack d. stick ...
• Go get a ___ of bananas in the produce section at the front of the ...
• We need a ___ of orange juice for tomorrow morning. a. pound b. quart c. ...
• Buy a ___ of chocolate chip cookies for dessert. a. bag b. half a gallon ...
• She usually is a careful driver but yesterday she had a(an) ___. a. accident b. ...
• It took him three times to pass his driving ___. a. competition b. match c. ...
• He took a map with him in case he got___. a. lost b. found c. ...
• She was fired from her last___. a. business b. job c. house
• If my toothache doesn't stop, I'll go to the___. a. doctor b. dentist c. hospital ...
• Water expands when it ___. a. freezes b. thaws c. flows
• The teacher was angry because Tom kept asking lots of stupid ___. a. questions b. ...
• He said he was going to sail around the world in his ___. a. car ...
• Wait while I rewind the___. a. television b. tape c. book
• One of the following does not belong in this food group: a. banana b. beef ...
• The food group in question #1 is: a. Meat, Poultry, Fish, Beans, Eggs, and Nuts ...
• What food doesn't belong to this food group? a. chicken b. steak c. lamb d. ...
• The food group in question #3 is: a. Bread, Cereal, Rice and Pasta Group b. ...
• What food doesn't belong to this food group? a. apricot b. squash c. zucchini d. ...
• The food group in question #5 is: a. Meat, Poultry, Fish, Beans, Eggs, and Nuts ...
• What food doesn't belong to this food group? a. chocolate milk b. cream cheese c. ...
• The food group in question #7 is: a. Fruit Group b. Dairy Group c. Vegetable ...
• What food doesn't belong to this food group? a. cookies b. candy c. sald dressing ...
• The food group in question #9 is: a. Dairy Group b. Vegetable Group c. Meat, ...
• What food doesn't belong to this food group? a. noodles b. crackers c. scallion d. ...
• The food group in question #11 is: a. Bread, Cereal, Rice and Pasta Group b. ...
• Which of the following beverages has no fat, sugar, or oils? a. milk b. root ...
• The United States Department of Agriculture's Daily Food Guide is in the shape of a ...
• The United States Department of Agriculture's Daily Food Guide calls for eating ___ servings of ...
• The United States Department of Agriculture's Daily Food Guide calls for eating ___ servings of ...
• The United States Department of Agriculture's Daily Food Guide calls for eating ___ servings of ...
• The United States Department of Agriculture's Daily Food Guide calls for eating ___ servings of ...
• The United States Department of Agriculture's Daily Food Guide calls for eating ___ servings of ...
• The United States Department of Agriculture's Daily Food Guide suggests that the Fats, Oils and ...
• An interjection is ___. a. an exclamation which shows thoughts or feelings b. a meaningless ...
• Which of the following interjections is NOT an expression of surprise or wonder? a. Gee! ...
• You are vegetarian and you are offered a dish of raw meat. What do you ...
• Somebody has just stepped on your toe. Which interjection would best fit the situation? a. ...
• You are most likely to hear or use the interjection boo ___. a. at a ...
• ___, Mary! Come here! I want to talk to you. a. Oops b. Mmm c. ...
• 'Ta' is synonymous of ___. a. take it easy b. thank you c. tra-la-la ...
• The interjections 'blimey' and 'crickey' imply ___. a. joy b. surprise or wonder c. irritation ...
• Your children are making a lot of noise and you want to hear the news ...
• Which of the following interjections is NOT used when cheering for a team? a. Rah! ...
• ___! The spinach soup is out of this world! a. Mmm b. Yuk c. Uh ...
• A: I scored 660 points at the TOEFL test! B: ___! That's amazing! a. Wow ...
• Which is the odd man out? (Which word fits in a different group?) a. hey ...
• The interjection 'Woe!' is a synonym of ___. a. Alas! b. Bother! c. Really! ...
• The workmen piled all of the furniture into the moving ___. a. ban b. van ...
• A ___ is a kind of wager or staking of money on the outcome of ...
• We wish you a ___ merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. a. berry b. ...
• Dracula transforms from a human being to a ___. a. bat b. vat
• A ___ in England is underwear but in Canada it is worn over a shirt. ...
• He lifted the Bride's ___ to giver her a kiss. a. bail b. veil ...
• Don't rock the ___ if you don't want to get wet. a. boat b. vote ...
• It is possible to tell the wind direction by looking at the weather ___ on ...
• The area between two mountains is called a ___. a. valley b. Bali
• Most kitchen fans are attached to an air ___ that directs the smoke outside. a. ...
• As I ___ over, my pants split in the seat. a. vent b. bent ...
• It is customary to ___ deeply to show respect in Japan. a. bow b. vow ...
• Dust ___ the surface of the coffee table. a. covered b. cupboard
• A feminist is not always a women's ___. a. liver b. libber
• ___ war was declared and the streets ran with blood. a. Civil b. Cybill ...
• Batman's ___ was the Joker. a. rival b. libel
• The road will ___ to the right and then go straight through the park. a. ...
• A ___ is more than a friend. a. lover b. lubber
• The symbol of peace is the ___. a. dove b. dub
• There is a worldwide ___ on ivory trade. a. ban b. van
• The ___ on the mistletoe plant is white but that of the holly is red. ...
• A ___ is a large tank to contain liquid. a. bat b. vat
• A ___ is the short way of referring to an animal doctor. a. bet b. ...
• The judge decided that he could be released on a $200, 000 ___. a. bail ...
• The boat sprang a leak so we all had to ___ out the water. a. ...
• In Japan a twenty year old is permitted to ___ , smoke cigarettes and drink ...
• This computer is the ___ of my existence! It keeps shutting down. a. vain b. ...
• He is so ___ that he things that everyone is talking about him. a. vain ...
• A tight rope walker needs to have an extremely good sense of ___. a. valance ...
• One of the world's most popular forms of dance is ___. a. valet b. ballet ...
• ___ is a popular vacation destination. a. Valley b. Bali
• It is important to ___ you knees when you lift heavy objects. a. vend b. ...
• It is my solemn ___ to help people in need. I promise! a. bow b. ...
• Love songs are often written in the form of a ___. a. ballad b. valid ...
• Plates and glasses can kept clean in the kitchen ___. a. covered b. cupboard ...
• One of the most important of her internal organs is a woman's ___. a. liver ...
• ___ Shepherd was famous for her role in the TV series Moonlighting. a. Civil b. ...
• Park your car next to the ___. a. curve b. curb
• Taxis are also known as ___. a. calves b. cabs
• The sudden noise made the horse ___ and run to the open field. a. bolt ...
• The X-ray results showed that he had a ___ obstruction. a. bowel b. vowel ...
• To buy liquor a twenty year old must show a ___ piece of identification. a. ...
• Long stem flowers look best in a ___. a. vase b. base
• The gall bladder produces ___ that is secreted into the liver. a. vile b. bile ...
• The shamed king was ___ from his country and forced to live far away. a. ...
• As well as employing a butler, Lord Harley had a personal ___ to help him ...
• Above the curtains the cloth or wood box border is called a ___. a. valance ...
• Doctors may prescribe ___ to a person who needs to relax. a. valium b. barium ...
• A ___ is a small, short tailed animal with a thick body that is related ...
• Mother Theresa received the ___ prize for peace. a. Novel b. Nobel
• Printing falsehood could result in a charge of ___. a. rival b. libel
• A victory party is a time to ___ in a team success. a. rebel b. ...
• First time sailors are derisively known as land ___ by seasoned veterans. a. lovers b. ...
• ___ or original ideas are welcome in literature and science. a. Novel b. Nobel ...
• To ___ means to travel with no definite destination in mind. a. rove b. ...
• He pulled one ___ out of his pocket and put it on. a. glove b. ...
• I want to ___! a. live b. lib
• A style of very fast dancing is known as ___. a. jibe b. jive ...
• Why do you always argue and ___ about where we are going for vacation? a. ...
• Of all breeds, collies are the ones I like the ___. a. best b. vest ...
• It is a good idea to ___ and lock the door when you are alone. ...
• A ___ is a measure of the amount of electrical force required to create one ...
• A ___ is an unobstructed sound passing through the mouth and nasal passages. a. bowel ...
• America's most popular summer game has three ___ and a home plate. a. vases b. ...
• What a ___ and horrible crime! a. vile b. bile
• When I turned around she was gone. She ___ into thin air! a. vanished b. ...
• Some restaurants offer ___ parking. You just give the keys to the attendant and he ...
• Doctors may ask a patient to drink ___ to do a stomach and intestinal test. ...
• In legal terms, to ___ means to sell something. a. vend b. bend
• To reduce stress, it is good to ___ or release pent up emotions. a. vent ...
• A ___ weevil is an insect that damages the cotton plant. a. vole b. boll ...
• ___ writers include Jane Austen, E.M. Forster and Terry McMillan. a. Rebel b. Revel ...
• After a bath it is nice to lounge around in a terry-cloth ___. a. rove ...
• To copy an audio or video recording one must ___ from one machine to another. ...
• Baby cattle are known as ___. a. calves b. cabs
• She slowly turned the ___ on its axis to find South America. a. glove b. ...
• Let's all support Women's ___! a. Live b. Lib
• She never misses a chance to make a ___ about her husband's eating habits. a. ...
• The ___ of the small church performed the ceremony. a. bicker b. vicar
• Turn ___ at the next corner. a. light b. wright c. right d. write ...
• Turn at the next traffic ___. a. light b. wright c. right d. write ...
• The donkey ___ them down the mountain path. a. led b. read c. red d. ...
• The ___ sunset lasted over thirty minutes. a. led b. read c. red d. lead ...
• Avoid cooking with utensils made from aluminum or ___. a. led b. read c. red ...
• Sam ___ the newspaper after dinner last night. a. led b. read c. red d. ...
• A clarinet is a ___ instrument. a. lead b. read c. reed
• May I ___ my book while I eat? a. lead b. read c. reed ...
• Anthropologists are looking for the missing ___ between ape and man. a. link b. rink ...
• How many ___ are there in the chain you are wearing? a. lynx b. rinks ...
• How many hockey ___ are there in you community? a. lynx b. rinks c. links ...
• Cloth stretched too tight ___ easily. a. lips b. rips
• A canoe is a ___ speed boat. a. low b. row
• A ___boat is not a high speed boat. a. low b. row
• During the autumn it is necessary to ___ the leaves from the lawn daily a. ...
• The ___ once had pure water but now many of the fish are dying. a. ...
• A ___ is larger than a stream. a. river b. liver
• I ___ about my age. I am not 29. I am 41. a. lied b. ...
• No matter what my age, I love to ___ on the rollercoaster. a. lied b. ...
• Are phone calls cheaper ___ at night? a. late b. rate
• The evening prayer begins Now I ___ me down to sleep. a. lay b. ray ...
• Home owners are advised to ___ their doors at all times. a. rock b. lock ...
• That oak-paneled door is as solid as a ___. a. rock b. lock
• I am sorry to ___ behind but I am too tired to keep up. a. ...
• Use a ___ to wipe the dirt from your shoes. a. lag b. rag ...
• The ___ in Spain falls mainly on the plain. a. rain b. lain
• Light the kerosene___ before you go outside. a. lamp b. ramp
• Use a ___ to move heavy objects from one level to another. a. lamp b. ...
• Please sit on my ___. a. rap b. lap c. wrap
• Instead of saying Lets talk one can say Let's ___. a. rap b. lap c. ...
• To save money and resources ___ packages in newspapers. a. rap b. lap c. wrap ...
• A dangerous disease carrier is the common ___. a. rat b. lat
• I will see you ___, after I finish work. a. later b. rater
• Purple is considered a ___ color, the color of Kings. a. loyal b. royal ...
• I would ___ be healthy than rich, but both would be nice. a. lather b. ...
• Work up a good ___ with the soap before you rinse. a. lather b. rather ...
• It is against the ___ for teenagers to smoke and drink. a. law b. raw ...
• Stop! You are going the ___ way on a one-way street! a. wrong b. long ...
• This is the ___ way to the library but I know how to go there. ...
• What is the proper way to ___ a business letter? a. light b. wright c. ...
• A heroic tenor is usually the ___ character in operas. a. lead b. read c. ...
• The ___ is a member of the cat family that lives in the wilds of ...
• I ___ him my umbrella because it was raining and he forgot to bring his ...
• I offered to ___ him my umbrella for a small charge but he declined. a. ...
• Dieters believe that food spends a moment on the ___ and a lifetime on the ...
• The players went to the local bar to ___in their victory. a. level b. revel ...
• To ensure fairness, it is important to maintain a ___ or flat playing field. a. ...
• The word ___ can refer to an internal organ or to an organism that is ...
• The phone call from the rescue team was a ___ of hope for the family ...
• The chest of drawers had a ___ runner on top to protect it from dust. ...
• The track event had a ___ runner waiting area. a. lace b. race
• He should not read a ___ magazine like Playboy in front of children. a. lacy ...
• The cushion had a ___ cover with frills and bows. a. lacy b. racy ...
• They had ___ together twice before fully clothed as Amish custom allowed. a. rain b. ...
• To ___ means to attack physically or with words a. lam b. ram
• To ___ means to hit or collide with an object. a. lam b. ram ...
• The ___ is a monetary unit in South Africa. a. rand b. land
• Her hair smelled ___ because she had not shampooed it recently. a. lank b. rank ...
• ___ is a girl's name. a. Flan b. Fran
• Golfers ___ in the sunshine. a. play b. pray
• A stone will easily ___ glass. a. bleak b. break
• Don't ___ about foolish things! a. plate b. prate
• Golfers ___ to God for sunshine. a. play b. pray
• To shift gears, step on the ___. a. clutch b. crutch
• A ___ is an ugly, nasty old woman. a. clone b. crone
• Two is company and three is a ___. a. cloud b. crowd
• Pierrot is the French word for ___. a. clown b. crown
• The plant's leaves show signs of ___. a. blight b. bright
• The desk light was attached by a ___. a. clamp b. cramp
• The burglar used soot to ___ his face. a. blacken b. bracken
• ___ is the name of a pie-like dessert. a. Flan b. Fran
• A small group of trees in called a ___. a. glove b. grove ...
• Barley is a widely grown ___ in Canada. a. clop b. crop
• She went to the hospital for a ___ test. a. blood b. brood ...
• Carnivores eat the ___ of other animals. a. fresh b. flesh
• A clearing in a forest is known as a ___. a. glade b. grade ...
• The horror movie gave the audience a ___. a. flight b. fright
• Hollywood is known for it ___ and sparkle. a. grits b. glitz
• My favorite ___ of jeans is Calvin Klein. a. bland b. brand
• The chef put the burning coals in the ___. a. blazer b. brazier c. brassiere ...
• To ___ old is to be feared above all else. a. glow b. grow ...
• A ___ has two hands, a face and tells time. a. clock b. crock ...
• A serving dish that is flat is called a ___. a. plate b. prate ...
• To ___ means to remove the skin of an animal a. flay b. fray ...
• The paper used in magazines has a shiny ___. a. gloss b. gross ...
• They had to ___ the mirror against the wall. a. plop b. prop ...
• One of the most popular shellfish is the ___. a. clam b. cram ...
• The Queen of England wears a ___ on her head. a. clown b. crown ...
• For best results, ___ the chicken in corn oil. a. fly b. fry ...
• The boy virtually ___ three inches over night. a. glue b. grew
• A small herring fish is commonly called a ___. a. splat b. sprat ...
• In order to ___ almonds, remove the outer skin. a. blanch b. branch ...
• Birds and sheep gather in a group called a ___. a. flock b. frock ...
• Food or drink with no taste is said to be ___. a. bland b. brand ...
• The anchor was raised using a motor driven ___. a. clank b. crank ...
• The baby was born feet first in a ___ position. a. breach b. bleach c. ...
• It was difficult to ___ through the heavy snow. a. plod b. prod ...
• To apply makeup you should use a ___ or sponge. a. blush b. brush ...
• The potter will ___ the ceramic to make it shiny a. graze b. glaze ...
• The knife was so ___ that it could not cut tofu. a. blunt b. brunt ...
• They are waiting to board the transatlantic ___. a. flight b. fright
• Alabama is known for its ___ and black-eyed peas. a. grits b. glitz ...
• He disappeared from my view in the ___ of an eye. a. blink b. brink ...
• ___ computers are among the fastest in the world. a. Cray b. Clay ...
• All prisoners or oppressed people want to be ___. a. flee b. free ...
• Charmaine went into a dress shop to buy a new ___. a. flock b. frock ...
• The farmer ___ the field before planting the seeds a. plowed b. proud ...
• The ___ trained every day for the summer Olympics. a. splinter b. sprinter ...
• A ___ is an identical replica of another organism. a. clone b. crone ...
• A jet regularly ___ at an altitude of 20, 000 feet. a. flies b. fries ...
• A common cut of meat used for stewing is ___ steak. a. flank b. frank ...
• The leak of official secrets was a ___ of security. a. breach b. bleach c. ...
• A ___ is an amphibian that develops from a tadpole. a. flog b. frog ...
• He lost his money on the stock market so he was ___. a. bloke b. ...
• Colors that do not go well together are said to ___. a. clash b. crash ...
• His voice was tired so he seemed to ___ like a frog. a. cloak b. ...
• She stuck her finger with a needle and began to ___. a. bleed b. breed ...
• The tree had one enormous ___ hanging over the river. a. blanch b. branch ...
• Areas of ___ are sometimes fought over in South Africa. a. rand b. land ...
• Her hair hung ___ and lifeless because she was malnourished. a. lank b. rank ...
• He grabbed John by the ___ of his coat to stop him from leaving. a. ...
• Learning to ___ down the side of a mountain is very dangerous because of the ...
• One symptom of measles is a bright red ___. a. rash b. lash
• She put mascara on her eye ___ to make them look fuller. a. rashes b. ...
• The abbreviation of the word that refers to the lines that are parallel to the ...

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