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2. | The park is large, but the lake is ___. It is more like a pond. | 4. | Were they walking in the ___ end of the park, or the south end? | 6. | The ___ of the dog wasn't watching the dog at all. He was enjoying a sandwich. | 7. | A pit bull can be friendly one second, but then ___ on you and attack you the next second. | 8. | Was the owner of the dog ___ing his sandwich? Was he licking his lips? | 9. | Many ___ermen were ___ing for ___ in the small lake. | 11. | Was it a ham and cheese ___ or a peanut butter and jelly ___? | 15. | Central ___ is a huge, beautiful park in the middle of Manhattan. | 16. | Were people fishing in the small ___? Were they catching any fish? | 17. | The dog was running loose. It wasn't leashed to a metal ___ near the footpath. | 19. | When people hear "___ Park," they think of New York City. | 20. | Pit ___s are dangerous dogs. They can be loving you one minute and attacking you the next minute. |
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1. | It was a ___ day. Most people were wearing shorts. Many men weren't wearing shirts. | 2. | When it's hot outside, people like to wear flip-flops, ___, and T-shirts. | 3. | Was the dog running ___, or was it leashed to a railing? | 5. | The dog can turn on you in a ___--so quickly that you don't have time to protect yourself. | 10. | ___ bulls come in many colors and sizes, but they're all dangerous dogs. | 12. | Was it a hot ___ in the park? Was it about 2 p.m.? | 13. | They walked ___ly past the pit bull. He didn't want the dog to notice them. | 14. | He couldn't ___ that the dog was running loose. How dangerous that was! | 16. | Dogs in Central Park are supposed to be on a ___. They cannot run wild. | 18. | He ___bed her hand and held it as they walked past the dog. |
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