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1. | Many bicycle riders carry a ___ on their bikes in case of a flat tire. | 4. | While bicycling on a desert road, he got a flat tire. That was a ___ problem, because he did not have patches or a pump. | 5. | She usually buys canned vegetables that ___ no added salt or sugar. | 6. | She had a flat ___, but fortunately she had a spare ___ in the trunk of her car. | 7. | A sharp ___ punctured the tire. | 10. | Turn the ___ down, please! Are you deaf? | 11. | After he had a___, the old man was unable to talk. His doctor said his recovery would take time. | 14. | The ink showing the date on the ___ had faded, so she could not get a refund. | 15. | On the weekend at Venice Beach, many ___s sell various goods, from sunglasses to T-shirts. |
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Down: |
1. | He filled out the ___ order for 1,000 pencils from the pencil company. | 2. | The ___ on the package warned users to keep the product away from children. | 3. | Three of the most well-known ___s in the world are Google, Mickey Mouse, and Coca-Cola. | 8. | Many ESL students get ___d about the difference between past tense and past participle. | 9. | ___phonic sound compared to monophonic sound is like binoculars compared to a telescope. | 12. | He ___ed the buyer by sticking decals on the dashboard of his used car; the decals covered holes in the dashboard. | 13. | John McCain, Republican presidential candidate, is a Naval Academy ___uate. |
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