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1. | Do many stores have big ___ windows and doors? | 5. | A. Did he think it was a good pot? B. Yes, that's what he ___. | 6. | He thought it was a ___ pot and a ___-looking pot. | 10. | The pot's glass ___ helped food cook faster. | 11. | Vegetables are sold fresh, frozen, or in ___s. | 13. | The pot wobbled; it ___ did not have a flat bottom. | 14. | Did the pot ___ only $13? | 15. | A cheap pot is ___; an expensive pot is heavy. | 17. | The handle of a cheap pot is often hollow. An expensive pot has a ___ handle. | 18. | A pot with a ___ bottom will not wobble. | 19. | He ___ed a can of soup into the pot. |
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2. | He put the pot on the ___ and turned on the burner. | 3. | Was the pot made of copper, aluminum, or ___ steel? | 4. | A cook uses different ___s and pans in the kitchen. | 7. | He took the milk out of the refrigerator. Then he put it ___ into the refrigerator. | 8. | The pot had a slightly round bottom, so it ___d on the countertop. | 9. | A stove usually has four ___s for cooking food in pots and pans. | 12. | Many forks, spoons, knives, and pots are made from stainless ___. | 14. | A ___ pot doesn't last as long as an expensive pot. | 16. | Glass and steel are ___; aluminum is light. | 17. | He poured a can of chicken ___ into the stainless steel pot. |
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