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1. | The ___s all cheered when their team won the game. | 3. | Nothing is ___ anymore; everything is expensive. | 4. | It was a very ___ game; the final score was 109 to 108. | 6. | The announcer introduced ___ player before the game started. | 8. | Most big cities have a large sports ___ for basketball and hockey games. | 10. | You can watch a basketball game at ___s Center in Los Angeles, but you can't buy any ___s there for your ___r. | 13. | After a big game, people will ___ to one another about the exciting parts of the game. | 15. | The ___ day I saw two men arguing with each ___. | 16. | The Staples ___ in Los Angeles is the home of two basketball teams. | 17. | A new coin is clean and ___; after people pass it around for a few weeks, it becomes dirty and dull. |
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Down: |
1. | Every ___ in Los Angeles is full of slow-moving traffic at rush hour. | 2. | There was a ___ accident on the freeway last night; six people died. | 4. | If a restaurant is ___ed every day, it usually means that the food is excellent. | 5. | You don't see many short people playing professional ___; most players are very tall. | 7. | Basketball ___s and tennis ___s can be outdoors or indoors. | 9. | The subways in Manhattan go uptown, midtown, and ___. | 11. | Professional basketball ___ are very tall and very rich. | 12. | If you have ___ vision, you need to wear glasses. | 14. | Very few people get ___ playing the lottery; most people get ___ by working hard. |
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