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| 2. | You can't watch TV or listen to the radio without suffering through long ___ breaks every 10 minutes or so. |
| 3. | A ___ person believes that if something sounds too good to be true, it must be true. |
| 5. | ___ is deception, usually involving money. If someone sells you property he doesn't own, he commits fraud. |
| 6. | Thomas Edison is one of the greatest ___ors in US history. He is most famous for ___ing the light bulb. |
| 7. | ___ engines propel satellites and men (and occasionally monkeys) into outer space. |
| 8. | Even if you are a renter, you can ___ your belongings against theft, fire, and flood. |
| 9. | A TV station sometimes announces that it will have an ___ (and sometimes live) interview with somebody famous or important. (Stay tuned!) |
| 11. | Not too many years ago, late night TV advertised ___-on hair for balding men (and yes, it looked exactly like it was ___ed on!). |
| 13. | If you park at the meter too long, the little red ___ flag will pop up and the meter maid will be there in 60 (sometimes 70) seconds to write you a ticket. |
| 14. | Do you want to get ___ of those extra pounds? Eat less and exercise more! |
| 15. | If you are convicted of committing a crime, the judge will ___ you to a period of time in prison. |
| 17. | Mustard gas is an example of a poisonous substance that has been used in ___ warfare. (Man's inhumanity to man.) |
| 18. | On the Internet there is a fraud called the Nigerian scam (or ___) which suckers people into parting with their money. |
| 20. | When explosives are properly placed throughout an aging building, the explosion will cause the building to ___ upon itself. |
| 22. | If you get any email from Nigeria, you should automatically think '___.' (They just want your money!) |
| 23. | Don't accept the first offer you hear; if you ___, you will probably end up with a better offer. |
| 24. | 2007 marked the 50th anniversary of the USSR's Sputnik, the first man-made ___ to circle the Earth. |
| 25. | Starbucks, unlike most other big corporations, does not ___ on TV, radio, or other media. Yet it's hugely successful. How can that be? |