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1. | A ___ hooks up all the pipes to all the sinks and toilets in a new house. | 5. | The US population reached 300 ___ people in 2006. | 8. | If you're out of work, an employment ___ will help you find a job. | 9. | A ___ uses a hammer, nails, and wood to build the frame of a house. | 10. | ___ problems (like traffic, noise, and congestion) are different from rural problems (like the odor of cow dung). | 13. | An ___ connects all the electrical circuits and wires in your new house. If he makes a mistake, you might get electrocuted. | 14. | Some companies honor their ___ of the Month with a luncheon and a plaque. | 15. | Condoleezza Rice was the ___ of State under George W. Bush. She traveled all over the world without a husband or boyfriend. |
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2. | A ___ takes bricks out of a wheelbarrow and builds a wall or a house. | 3. | Every Christmas eve, Santa Claus ___s nice gifts (buts sometimes lumps of coal) to eager children all over the world. | 4. | The divorced couple got remarried. They decided to try all over again with a clean ___. | 6. | A good ___, or gardener, will keep your yard looking pretty and healthy. | 7. | Many corporations have their ___ in New York City, but Wal-Mart's ___ is in Bentonville, Arkansas. | 11. | It's better to give than to ___. (Selfish people would disagree.) | 12. | Every year, the movie industry ___s itself Oscars for Best Movie, Best Actor, etc. The winners gloat, and the losers cry. |
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