Mark the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct word for each of the blanks from 51 to 60.

One warm day (51) _______ late May, 43 students, two teachers, and six parents (52) _______ the school bus for a trip to the National Zoo in Washington, D.C. In less than an hour they arrived. The group had been studying nutrition and were (53) _______ to learn what it takes to feed a zoo.

The zoo nutritionist was waiting for them when they arrived. Before they went to see any animals, they got to take a peek at the area (54) _______ food is ordered, received, and sorted. The nutritionist pointed out that feeding about 7,000 animals (55) _______ quite a feat. “You’d (56) _______ be amazed,” she said. “For example, a single gray seal eats about 25 pounds of fish a day. Four big cats consume (57) _______ than 450 pounds of meat each week. And, believe it or not, we order crickets from a cricket farm—some 38,000 at a (58) _______ .The children were amazed as the nutritionist told them even more about the menu of incredible proportions. 

(59) _______ , as the children walked around and observed the animals, they saw them in a different light. In fact, they would never think of the zoo again without imagining the tons of food it (60) _______ to feed its residents.

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_______(58)

Mark the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct word for each of the blanks from 51 to 60.

One warm day (51) _______ late May, 43 students, two teachers, and six parents (52) _______ the school bus for a trip to the National Zoo in Washington, D.C. In less than an hour they arrived. The group had been studying nutrition and were (53) _______ to learn what it takes to feed a zoo.

The zoo nutritionist was waiting for them when they arrived. Before they went to see any animals, they got to take a peek at the area (54) _______ food is ordered, received, and sorted. The nutritionist pointed out that feeding about 7,000 animals (55) _______ quite a feat. “You’d (56) _______ be amazed,” she said. “For example, a single gray seal eats about 25 pounds of fish a day. Four big cats consume (57) _______ than 450 pounds of meat each week. And, believe it or not, we order crickets from a cricket farm—some 38,000 at a (58) _______ .The children were amazed as the nutritionist told them even more about the menu of incredible proportions. 

(59) _______ , as the children walked around and observed the animals, they saw them in a different light. In fact, they would never think of the zoo again without imagining the tons of food it (60) _______ to feed its residents.

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_______(59)

Mark the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct word for each of the blanks from 51 to 60.

One warm day (51) _______ late May, 43 students, two teachers, and six parents (52) _______ the school bus for a trip to the National Zoo in Washington, D.C. In less than an hour they arrived. The group had been studying nutrition and were (53) _______ to learn what it takes to feed a zoo.

The zoo nutritionist was waiting for them when they arrived. Before they went to see any animals, they got to take a peek at the area (54) _______ food is ordered, received, and sorted. The nutritionist pointed out that feeding about 7,000 animals (55) _______ quite a feat. “You’d (56) _______ be amazed,” she said. “For example, a single gray seal eats about 25 pounds of fish a day. Four big cats consume (57) _______ than 450 pounds of meat each week. And, believe it or not, we order crickets from a cricket farm—some 38,000 at a (58) _______ .The children were amazed as the nutritionist told them even more about the menu of incredible proportions. 

(59) _______ , as the children walked around and observed the animals, they saw them in a different light. In fact, they would never think of the zoo again without imagining the tons of food it (60) _______ to feed its residents.

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_______(60)

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct word for each of the blanks from 51 to 60.

Every day on my way home from school I pass old Mrs. Victor’s house. It has looked the same for as long as I can remember. Someone once said it was even older than Mrs. Victor herself, and she must (51) _____ about a hundred.

I often wonder about Mrs. Victor and that run-down house. They seem (52) _____  much alike that they are almost one thing. I have seen her a few times—walking slowly up the path with her rolling pull-cart (53 ____ just one bag of groceries. The walkway (54)  _____  leads to the house is stone but full of cracks—not unlike Mrs. Victor’s face. The wood sides of the home are buckling and weathered, as is Mrs. Victor’s skin. And (55) _____  is inside? A lonely empty place where no one comes to visit. Yet, there they are—Mrs. Victor and her house—each a living relic in a modern world.

This morning as I passed by, I saw old Mrs. Victor through the sheer curtains behind which she (56) _____  her veiled life. She was sitting in a chair, perhaps knitting, perhaps doing (57) _____  at all. She happened to look up and saw me walking by but didn’t really notice me. Am I jusit another part of a world she feels left out of? A person moving through time who has left her behind? I felt a pang of (58)  _____  for her and right then decided to do something about it.

My friend Kerry’s cat had kittens a few weeks ago, and he’s been looking (59) _____  homes for them. After school, I stopped by and asked to “borrow” two of them. I took them home, fixed up a basket with a big bow, and went to Mrs. Victor’s. As I rang her bell, I wondered if I was being presumptuous. Perhaps we would not be welcome. But, (60) _____  my delight, when she opened the door and saw us, her pallid face positively turned to glowing. She accepted my gift and new life seemed to pour into not only Mrs. Victor, but her house as well.

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Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct word for each of the blanks from 51 to 60.

Every day on my way home from school I pass old Mrs. Victor’s house. It has looked the same for as long as I can remember. Someone once said it was even older than Mrs. Victor herself, and she must (51) _____ about a hundred.

I often wonder about Mrs. Victor and that run-down house. They seem (52) _____  much alike that they are almost one thing. I have seen her a few times—walking slowly up the path with her rolling pull-cart (53 ____ just one bag of groceries. The walkway (54)  _____  leads to the house is stone but full of cracks—not unlike Mrs. Victor’s face. The wood sides of the home are buckling and weathered, as is Mrs. Victor’s skin. And (55) _____  is inside? A lonely empty place where no one comes to visit. Yet, there they are—Mrs. Victor and her house—each a living relic in a modern world.

This morning as I passed by, I saw old Mrs. Victor through the sheer curtains behind which she (56) _____  her veiled life. She was sitting in a chair, perhaps knitting, perhaps doing (57) _____  at all. She happened to look up and saw me walking by but didn’t really notice me. Am I jusit another part of a world she feels left out of? A person moving through time who has left her behind? I felt a pang of (58)  _____  for her and right then decided to do something about it.

My friend Kerry’s cat had kittens a few weeks ago, and he’s been looking (59) _____  homes for them. After school, I stopped by and asked to “borrow” two of them. I took them home, fixed up a basket with a big bow, and went to Mrs. Victor’s. As I rang her bell, I wondered if I was being presumptuous. Perhaps we would not be welcome. But, (60) _____  my delight, when she opened the door and saw us, her pallid face positively turned to glowing. She accepted my gift and new life seemed to pour into not only Mrs. Victor, but her house as well.

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Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct word for each of the blanks from 51 to 60.

Every day on my way home from school I pass old Mrs. Victor’s house. It has looked the same for as long as I can remember. Someone once said it was even older than Mrs. Victor herself, and she must (51) _____ about a hundred.

I often wonder about Mrs. Victor and that run-down house. They seem (52) _____  much alike that they are almost one thing. I have seen her a few times—walking slowly up the path with her rolling pull-cart (53 ____ just one bag of groceries. The walkway (54)  _____  leads to the house is stone but full of cracks—not unlike Mrs. Victor’s face. The wood sides of the home are buckling and weathered, as is Mrs. Victor’s skin. And (55) _____  is inside? A lonely empty place where no one comes to visit. Yet, there they are—Mrs. Victor and her house—each a living relic in a modern world.

This morning as I passed by, I saw old Mrs. Victor through the sheer curtains behind which she (56) _____  her veiled life. She was sitting in a chair, perhaps knitting, perhaps doing (57) _____  at all. She happened to look up and saw me walking by but didn’t really notice me. Am I jusit another part of a world she feels left out of? A person moving through time who has left her behind? I felt a pang of (58)  _____  for her and right then decided to do something about it.

My friend Kerry’s cat had kittens a few weeks ago, and he’s been looking (59) _____  homes for them. After school, I stopped by and asked to “borrow” two of them. I took them home, fixed up a basket with a big bow, and went to Mrs. Victor’s. As I rang her bell, I wondered if I was being presumptuous. Perhaps we would not be welcome. But, (60) _____  my delight, when she opened the door and saw us, her pallid face positively turned to glowing. She accepted my gift and new life seemed to pour into not only Mrs. Victor, but her house as well.

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Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct word for each of the blanks from 51 to 60.

Every day on my way home from school I pass old Mrs. Victor’s house. It has looked the same for as long as I can remember. Someone once said it was even older than Mrs. Victor herself, and she must (51) _____ about a hundred.

I often wonder about Mrs. Victor and that run-down house. They seem (52) _____  much alike that they are almost one thing. I have seen her a few times—walking slowly up the path with her rolling pull-cart (53 ____ just one bag of groceries. The walkway (54)  _____  leads to the house is stone but full of cracks—not unlike Mrs. Victor’s face. The wood sides of the home are buckling and weathered, as is Mrs. Victor’s skin. And (55) _____  is inside? A lonely empty place where no one comes to visit. Yet, there they are—Mrs. Victor and her house—each a living relic in a modern world.

This morning as I passed by, I saw old Mrs. Victor through the sheer curtains behind which she (56) _____  her veiled life. She was sitting in a chair, perhaps knitting, perhaps doing (57) _____  at all. She happened to look up and saw me walking by but didn’t really notice me. Am I jusit another part of a world she feels left out of? A person moving through time who has left her behind? I felt a pang of (58)  _____  for her and right then decided to do something about it.

My friend Kerry’s cat had kittens a few weeks ago, and he’s been looking (59) _____  homes for them. After school, I stopped by and asked to “borrow” two of them. I took them home, fixed up a basket with a big bow, and went to Mrs. Victor’s. As I rang her bell, I wondered if I was being presumptuous. Perhaps we would not be welcome. But, (60) _____  my delight, when she opened the door and saw us, her pallid face positively turned to glowing. She accepted my gift and new life seemed to pour into not only Mrs. Victor, but her house as well.

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Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct word for each of the blanks from 51 to 60.

Every day on my way home from school I pass old Mrs. Victor’s house. It has looked the same for as long as I can remember. Someone once said it was even older than Mrs. Victor herself, and she must (51) _____ about a hundred.

I often wonder about Mrs. Victor and that run-down house. They seem (52) _____  much alike that they are almost one thing. I have seen her a few times—walking slowly up the path with her rolling pull-cart (53 ____ just one bag of groceries. The walkway (54)  _____  leads to the house is stone but full of cracks—not unlike Mrs. Victor’s face. The wood sides of the home are buckling and weathered, as is Mrs. Victor’s skin. And (55) _____  is inside? A lonely empty place where no one comes to visit. Yet, there they are—Mrs. Victor and her house—each a living relic in a modern world.

This morning as I passed by, I saw old Mrs. Victor through the sheer curtains behind which she (56) _____  her veiled life. She was sitting in a chair, perhaps knitting, perhaps doing (57) _____  at all. She happened to look up and saw me walking by but didn’t really notice me. Am I jusit another part of a world she feels left out of? A person moving through time who has left her behind? I felt a pang of (58)  _____  for her and right then decided to do something about it.

My friend Kerry’s cat had kittens a few weeks ago, and he’s been looking (59) _____  homes for them. After school, I stopped by and asked to “borrow” two of them. I took them home, fixed up a basket with a big bow, and went to Mrs. Victor’s. As I rang her bell, I wondered if I was being presumptuous. Perhaps we would not be welcome. But, (60) _____  my delight, when she opened the door and saw us, her pallid face positively turned to glowing. She accepted my gift and new life seemed to pour into not only Mrs. Victor, but her house as well.

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Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct word for each of the blanks from 51 to 60.

Every day on my way home from school I pass old Mrs. Victor’s house. It has looked the same for as long as I can remember. Someone once said it was even older than Mrs. Victor herself, and she must (51) _____ about a hundred.

I often wonder about Mrs. Victor and that run-down house. They seem (52) _____  much alike that they are almost one thing. I have seen her a few times—walking slowly up the path with her rolling pull-cart (53 ____ just one bag of groceries. The walkway (54)  _____  leads to the house is stone but full of cracks—not unlike Mrs. Victor’s face. The wood sides of the home are buckling and weathered, as is Mrs. Victor’s skin. And (55) _____  is inside? A lonely empty place where no one comes to visit. Yet, there they are—Mrs. Victor and her house—each a living relic in a modern world.

This morning as I passed by, I saw old Mrs. Victor through the sheer curtains behind which she (56) _____  her veiled life. She was sitting in a chair, perhaps knitting, perhaps doing (57) _____  at all. She happened to look up and saw me walking by but didn’t really notice me. Am I jusit another part of a world she feels left out of? A person moving through time who has left her behind? I felt a pang of (58)  _____  for her and right then decided to do something about it.

My friend Kerry’s cat had kittens a few weeks ago, and he’s been looking (59) _____  homes for them. After school, I stopped by and asked to “borrow” two of them. I took them home, fixed up a basket with a big bow, and went to Mrs. Victor’s. As I rang her bell, I wondered if I was being presumptuous. Perhaps we would not be welcome. But, (60) _____  my delight, when she opened the door and saw us, her pallid face positively turned to glowing. She accepted my gift and new life seemed to pour into not only Mrs. Victor, but her house as well.

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Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct word for each of the blanks from 51 to 60.

Every day on my way home from school I pass old Mrs. Victor’s house. It has looked the same for as long as I can remember. Someone once said it was even older than Mrs. Victor herself, and she must (51) _____ about a hundred.

I often wonder about Mrs. Victor and that run-down house. They seem (52) _____  much alike that they are almost one thing. I have seen her a few times—walking slowly up the path with her rolling pull-cart (53 ____ just one bag of groceries. The walkway (54)  _____  leads to the house is stone but full of cracks—not unlike Mrs. Victor’s face. The wood sides of the home are buckling and weathered, as is Mrs. Victor’s skin. And (55) _____  is inside? A lonely empty place where no one comes to visit. Yet, there they are—Mrs. Victor and her house—each a living relic in a modern world.

This morning as I passed by, I saw old Mrs. Victor through the sheer curtains behind which she (56) _____  her veiled life. She was sitting in a chair, perhaps knitting, perhaps doing (57) _____  at all. She happened to look up and saw me walking by but didn’t really notice me. Am I jusit another part of a world she feels left out of? A person moving through time who has left her behind? I felt a pang of (58)  _____  for her and right then decided to do something about it.

My friend Kerry’s cat had kittens a few weeks ago, and he’s been looking (59) _____  homes for them. After school, I stopped by and asked to “borrow” two of them. I took them home, fixed up a basket with a big bow, and went to Mrs. Victor’s. As I rang her bell, I wondered if I was being presumptuous. Perhaps we would not be welcome. But, (60) _____  my delight, when she opened the door and saw us, her pallid face positively turned to glowing. She accepted my gift and new life seemed to pour into not only Mrs. Victor, but her house as well.

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Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct word for each of the blanks from 51 to 60.

Every day on my way home from school I pass old Mrs. Victor’s house. It has looked the same for as long as I can remember. Someone once said it was even older than Mrs. Victor herself, and she must (51) _____ about a hundred.

I often wonder about Mrs. Victor and that run-down house. They seem (52) _____  much alike that they are almost one thing. I have seen her a few times—walking slowly up the path with her rolling pull-cart (53 ____ just one bag of groceries. The walkway (54)  _____  leads to the house is stone but full of cracks—not unlike Mrs. Victor’s face. The wood sides of the home are buckling and weathered, as is Mrs. Victor’s skin. And (55) _____  is inside? A lonely empty place where no one comes to visit. Yet, there they are—Mrs. Victor and her house—each a living relic in a modern world.

This morning as I passed by, I saw old Mrs. Victor through the sheer curtains behind which she (56) _____  her veiled life. She was sitting in a chair, perhaps knitting, perhaps doing (57) _____  at all. She happened to look up and saw me walking by but didn’t really notice me. Am I jusit another part of a world she feels left out of? A person moving through time who has left her behind? I felt a pang of (58)  _____  for her and right then decided to do something about it.

My friend Kerry’s cat had kittens a few weeks ago, and he’s been looking (59) _____  homes for them. After school, I stopped by and asked to “borrow” two of them. I took them home, fixed up a basket with a big bow, and went to Mrs. Victor’s. As I rang her bell, I wondered if I was being presumptuous. Perhaps we would not be welcome. But, (60) _____  my delight, when she opened the door and saw us, her pallid face positively turned to glowing. She accepted my gift and new life seemed to pour into not only Mrs. Victor, but her house as well.

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Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct word for each of the blanks from 51 to 60.

Every day on my way home from school I pass old Mrs. Victor’s house. It has looked the same for as long as I can remember. Someone once said it was even older than Mrs. Victor herself, and she must (51) _____ about a hundred.

I often wonder about Mrs. Victor and that run-down house. They seem (52) _____  much alike that they are almost one thing. I have seen her a few times—walking slowly up the path with her rolling pull-cart (53 ____ just one bag of groceries. The walkway (54)  _____  leads to the house is stone but full of cracks—not unlike Mrs. Victor’s face. The wood sides of the home are buckling and weathered, as is Mrs. Victor’s skin. And (55) _____  is inside? A lonely empty place where no one comes to visit. Yet, there they are—Mrs. Victor and her house—each a living relic in a modern world.

This morning as I passed by, I saw old Mrs. Victor through the sheer curtains behind which she (56) _____  her veiled life. She was sitting in a chair, perhaps knitting, perhaps doing (57) _____  at all. She happened to look up and saw me walking by but didn’t really notice me. Am I jusit another part of a world she feels left out of? A person moving through time who has left her behind? I felt a pang of (58)  _____  for her and right then decided to do something about it.

My friend Kerry’s cat had kittens a few weeks ago, and he’s been looking (59) _____  homes for them. After school, I stopped by and asked to “borrow” two of them. I took them home, fixed up a basket with a big bow, and went to Mrs. Victor’s. As I rang her bell, I wondered if I was being presumptuous. Perhaps we would not be welcome. But, (60) _____  my delight, when she opened the door and saw us, her pallid face positively turned to glowing. She accepted my gift and new life seemed to pour into not only Mrs. Victor, but her house as well.

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Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct word for each of the blanks from 51 to 60.

Public awareness of the value of recycling materials such (51) _______ plastic, paper, and glass is increasing daily in all corners of the globe. In some countries these efforts are being (52) _______ by the local governments and in others, by individuals. Participation in these programs is at an all-time high.

In the small town of Truro in eastern Massachusetts, for example, space in the local landfill has run out; therefore, residents have had to think of new ways to (53) _______  of their trash. With no room for items such as newspaper, bottles, and old lumber at the landfill, local residents have come up with many (54) _______  programs to recycle and / or reuse what was once (55) _______  of as only trash. For instance, yard waste such as leaves and grass which used to be thrown in the landfill is now broken down and made (56) _______  compost used by local people as fertilizer in their gardens. In addition, (57) _______  plastics, newspapers, bottles and cans are sold to a recycling company, thereby bringing in revenue for the town. The most popular local innovation, though has been the founding of a “swap shop.” This is a building to which people bring their unwanted clothing, books, and toys so that others who need them can (58) _______   them.

Since there is so much (59)  _______  in all the recycling programs, the dump is seen as a place to meet with friends and neighbours and catch up on local news. There is even an annual September evening “dump dance,” where locals dance to live music and have picnics by candlelight at the dump. This has become a high light of the summer vacation season.

As humankind continues to (60) _______ and the population grows, recycling efforts become even more important. These efforts must continue so that we will soon see new innovations and ideas concerning the use of recycled materials.

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Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct word for each of the blanks from 51 to 60.

Public awareness of the value of recycling materials such (51) _______ plastic, paper, and glass is increasing daily in all corners of the globe. In some countries these efforts are being (52) _______ by the local governments and in others, by individuals. Participation in these programs is at an all-time high.

In the small town of Truro in eastern Massachusetts, for example, space in the local landfill has run out; therefore, residents have had to think of new ways to (53) _______  of their trash. With no room for items such as newspaper, bottles, and old lumber at the landfill, local residents have come up with many (54) _______  programs to recycle and / or reuse what was once (55) _______  of as only trash. For instance, yard waste such as leaves and grass which used to be thrown in the landfill is now broken down and made (56) _______  compost used by local people as fertilizer in their gardens. In addition, (57) _______  plastics, newspapers, bottles and cans are sold to a recycling company, thereby bringing in revenue for the town. The most popular local innovation, though has been the founding of a “swap shop.” This is a building to which people bring their unwanted clothing, books, and toys so that others who need them can (58) _______   them.

Since there is so much (59)  _______  in all the recycling programs, the dump is seen as a place to meet with friends and neighbours and catch up on local news. There is even an annual September evening “dump dance,” where locals dance to live music and have picnics by candlelight at the dump. This has become a high light of the summer vacation season.

As humankind continues to (60) _______ and the population grows, recycling efforts become even more important. These efforts must continue so that we will soon see new innovations and ideas concerning the use of recycled materials.

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Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct word for each of the blanks from 51 to 60.

Public awareness of the value of recycling materials such (51) _______ plastic, paper, and glass is increasing daily in all corners of the globe. In some countries these efforts are being (52) _______ by the local governments and in others, by individuals. Participation in these programs is at an all-time high.

In the small town of Truro in eastern Massachusetts, for example, space in the local landfill has run out; therefore, residents have had to think of new ways to (53) _______  of their trash. With no room for items such as newspaper, bottles, and old lumber at the landfill, local residents have come up with many (54) _______  programs to recycle and / or reuse what was once (55) _______  of as only trash. For instance, yard waste such as leaves and grass which used to be thrown in the landfill is now broken down and made (56) _______  compost used by local people as fertilizer in their gardens. In addition, (57) _______  plastics, newspapers, bottles and cans are sold to a recycling company, thereby bringing in revenue for the town. The most popular local innovation, though has been the founding of a “swap shop.” This is a building to which people bring their unwanted clothing, books, and toys so that others who need them can (58) _______   them.

Since there is so much (59)  _______  in all the recycling programs, the dump is seen as a place to meet with friends and neighbours and catch up on local news. There is even an annual September evening “dump dance,” where locals dance to live music and have picnics by candlelight at the dump. This has become a high light of the summer vacation season.

As humankind continues to (60) _______ and the population grows, recycling efforts become even more important. These efforts must continue so that we will soon see new innovations and ideas concerning the use of recycled materials.

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