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1. | You can buy hot ___s almost everywhere in New York City. Many people put mustard on their salty ___s. ___s are often look like a knot. | 4. | Pretzels and pea___s are popular salty snacks. Pea___ butter and jelly is a popular sandwich. | 6. | People drive cars on the streets; people walk on the ___s next to the streets. | 7. | An ___ will create ___ic works of art--for example, beautiful paintings and portraits. | 8. | Chicken, pork, and beef are kinds of ___. Most people like to eat ___ and fish. | 9. | The artist will ___ your portrait for just $20. He uses a pencil and ink. | 11. | The old lady wore so much ___ that everyone got off the elevator. They couldn't stand the strong smell of her ___. | 13. | There are four ___s at an intersection. In NYC, vendors are on many street ___s. | 16. | An Olympic medal is gold, ___, or bronze. Everyone wants the gold. | 17. | A big, sturdy ___ protects you from the strong wind and rain. Many people carry an ___ to protect them from the sun, also. | 18. | He opened his ___ and took out a $5 bill. Then he put his ___ back into his back pocket. |
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1. | Did the artist draw your ___? How long did you sit there while he drew it? | 2. | Is New ___ City the greatest city in the world? Many people think so. | 3. | The sun was bright. He put on his hat and a pair of dark ___ to protect his eyes. | 5. | A ___ looks like a hot dog, but it is usually spicier than a hot dog. Many people like ___ and eggs for breakfast. | 6. | Meat on a ___ is very popular. The meat is stuck on the ___. You don't need a knife or fork. Just eat the meat right off the ___. | 10. | ___s are people who sell things on city streets. ___s sell food and many other items. | 11. | Many vendors sell ___--bananas, apples, and other fruits and vegetables. | 12. | A woman usually carries her wallet in her ___. Men don't carry ___s. | 14. | Vendors sell food from food carts. The carts have four ___s, so the vendors can roll the carts from street to street. | 15. | A vendor's food ___ contains food, ice, and charcoal for cooking. |
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