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1. | Your chances of winning a state ___ by picking six numbers are about one in 40 million. | 4. | Sometimes, if you can't decide what to do, you ___ a coin. Heads, you do this; tails, you do that. Divers do ___s off the board into the swimming pool. | 5. | There is supposed to be a separation of ___ and state in the USA. People who go to ___ every Sunday know this. | 7. | An ___ is a type of blanket, a type of hunting dog, or a native of the country between Iran and Pakistan. | 9. | Every year, most people have to pay state and ___ taxes. Local, state, and ___ government. | 11. | Scientists like to create controlled experiments that have only one ___. If you have too many ___s, you can't measure cause and effect. | 12. | If you enter a contest or a game, you are a ___. Usually only one ___ wins. | 13. | Some homeowners ___ their house by selling tickets for $100 each. If they don't sell enough tickets, they cancel the ___. |
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2. | Sight, smell, hearing, taste, and ___ are the five senses. | 3. | '___ the bottle' is a kissing game. Whomever the bottle points at after it stops ___ning is to be kissed by the person who spun the bottle. | 5. | Brave swimmers try to swim the English ___ between England and France. If you have cable TV, you have hundreds of ___s to watch. | 6. | Fill an ice ___ tray with water, put it into your freezer, and you will have ice ___s to add to your glass to chill your beverages. | 8. | This computer has a 90-day ___ of satisfaction. If you dislike it for any reason, you can return it within 90 days. | 10. | In America, you can ___ anyone for anything. You may not win your case in court, but you can try. |
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