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5. | The questionnaire was a pleasant ___ because it had only a few questions to answer. He was pleasantly ___d. | 6. | Do you want my home ___ number or my cell ___ number? | 8. | Most people are one ___ or the other--male, or female. | 10. | He ___ his head to mean "no." He nodded his head to mean "yes." | 11. | Many questionnaires have little ___es. Put an "X" or a check mark inside each ___. | 14. | You have to ___ the newspaper to read it. Don't cross your arms across your chest--___ them. | 15. | Do you own or ___ your home? If you ___, how much is your monthly ___? | 16. | Is he Latino or ___, African-American, or Asian? | 17. | The questionnaire was folded inside a large ___. He opened the ___. | 18. | There were at least 300 million ___ living in the U.S. in 2010. | 20. | ___ tell you what to do. Sometimes ___ are hard to understand, and sometimes they're easy to understand. |
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1. | The U.S. census ___ is mailed out every 10 years. It has only a few questions. | 2. | Is your date of ___ the same as your ___day? | 3. | He lives in a one-bedroom ___ on the fourth floor of the building. | 4. | The U.S. ___ occurs every 10 years. The ___ counts everyone who lives in the U.S. | 7. | There weren't many questions to answer; there were ___ a few. | 9. | ___ long has he lived in his apartment? | 12. | The mailman put a questionnaire into the ___ for each apartment. | 13. | He ___ in the boxes for his date of birth and his phone number. | 15. | What is your ___--are you Hispanic, Asian, African-American, or white? | 19. | Do you ___ your ___ home, or do you rent an apartment? |
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