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| 2. | A person who gets power often becomes rude and ___ to the people around him (or her). | | 4. | If you can't solve a problem by just talking to your neighbor, you might solve it by taking him to ___. | | 5. | Some ___visors treat their staff like family; some treat their staff like dirt. | | 6. | If you work in an '__ will' state, your job isn't guaranteed; you can be let go anytime. | | 7. | When a US president dies, thousands of mourners turn out for the ___. | | 8. | If you are ___ed, your wife will ask you why you have a long face. Then she will try to cheer you up. | | 10. | A ___ is a short, imaginary figure that lives under bridges in the woods. | | 12. | Police can track down criminals if they know the number on the ___ plate of the car. | | 14. | Friends like to ___ around with each other. (Sometimes it turns ugly.) | | 15. | A ___ is not an office building; it is an industrial building. | | 16. | If a corporation discriminates against an employee because she is female, she can charge ___ and sue. | | 18. | When you're bored, the ___s and hours go by s-o-o slowly. | | 19. | If you don't mind your ___, you won't get invited to friends' parties and activities. | | 20. | It's great to hear '___ hired!' It's terrible to hear '___ fired!' | | 21. | Don't ___ fun of other people--what goes around comes around. | | 23. | If someone offers you a ___ sandwich, tell them you're not hungry. (And then run!) | | 24. | The quiet old lady ___ asked her boss if she could leave work early to visit her doctor. (Her mean boss said no!) | | 25. | If a corporation discriminates against an employee because of his race, he can charge ___ and sue. | | 28. | In your ___place, you are protected against racism, sexism, and ageism. | | 30. | It is against the ___ for employers to discriminate against employees. | | 31. | The man hung his head in ___ after he was caught stealing a purse from an old lady in a wheelchair. | | 32. | Cigarette ___ is bad for you, whether it's first-hand or second-hand ___. | | 33. | If you play golf, you ___ the ball up 18 times, on 18 ___s. And you might play in a ___ shirt. | | 34. | Baseball players ___ on the field a lot because many of them chew tobacco. |
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| 1. | The rescued hiker ate ___ after being lost for four days with nothing to eat except some plants. | | 3. | Some people believe that there is a ___ for everything. Others believe that sometimes things just happen. | | 4. | ___ is the third-largest state, but it has the largest population. It has frequent small earthquakes. | | 7. | It's not polite to call someone '___.' Instead, use words like stout, plump, chubby, large, big-boned, or weight-challenged. | | 8. | Doctors advise people of every age to exercise ___ (or at least every other day). | | 9. | If a corporation discriminates against a worker because she is old, she can charge ___ and sue. | | 11. | A dog ___es a juicy bone (just as a bun ___es a hot dog). | | 13. | Evil will always win when good people remain ___ and do nothing. | | 17. | If the ___ goes out in your neighborhood, you won't be able to watch TV or listen to the radio. | | 18. | A plant ___ is the person in charge of everything and everyone else in the building. | | 19. | A ___ person is someone who pulls a cat's tail or throws rocks at dogs. | | 20. | It's OK to ___ at a ball game, but don't ___ at your wife or children. (Or your dog!) | | 22. | A ___ is someone who cuts in line, who talks with food in his mouth, or who laughs when animals get hurt. | | 24. | In some cultures, it's traditional for the man to be a tough, or ___, guy. | | 26. | The ___est distance between two points is a straight line. | | 27. | If you have a ___ boss, don't make fun of his height. (He might have a ___ temper, too!) | | 29. | People often ___hear conversations that they weren't supposed to hear. | | 30. | Bob told his family that he was not fired--he was __ go. His company laid off 25 employees the week before Christmas. |
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