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| 2. | The President appoints the agency heads, such as the Secretary of Education, who form his ___. A woodworker often makes ___s. | | 4. | Most amateur golfers hit a ___, meaning the ball goes from left to right (for right-handers). Most professional golfers hit a draw or a fade. Hardly anyone hits it straight. | | 5. | If you're in trouble or having a problem, you might be 'in a ___.' | | 7. | All men are ___s until they get married. Then they're husbands. | | 9. | Chicken ___ soup is popular. It is made of chicken and ___s. Mothers give it to their sick children. | | 10. | ___ pickles are popular with sandwiches. ___ is an herb used for seasoning. | | 12. | If you ___ your teeth in your sleep, you will eventually destroy the enamel. | | 13. | If you '___ your soul,' you tell someone your deepest secrets. ___ feet are not allowed in most restaurants. | | 15. | The submarine raced to the surface and ___ rammed and sank a pleasure boat, drowning most of the tourists on the boat. The captain of the sub apologized. |
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| 1. | Every year, two professional football teams play in the championship game, called the Super ___. | | 2. | ___s and cheese is a popular snack. ___s are crispy. A saltine is a ___. | | 3. | Every once in a while, you should ___ your toilet bowl, your bathtub, and your shower walls to keep the crud from building up. | | 4. | There are all kinds of ___: chicken noodle, tomato, potato, vegetable, bean with bacon, and pea, to name a few. Most ___ comes in cans. | | 6. | If you let food sit on the plates overnight after dinner, you will have to ___ the food off the plates. You might even have to soak the plates before you can ___ the food off. | | 8. | A piston fits into a ___. The ___ of a revolver can spin around. | | 11. | A new gasket will often fix ___ joints. Sometimes a restaurant will give you a ___ container that drips all over the place. | | 14. | A frog likes to sit on a lily ___ in the pond. If you have a pencil, you'll want a ___ to go with it. |
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