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2. | To save energy, you should always ___ off the lights before you leave home. | 6. | If the ___ conditioner in your car doesn't work, you have to drive with the windows down. | 8. | ___s store electricity; they are found in almost all electrical systems. | 9. | Everyone likes to eat out at a restaurant at least ___ in a while. | 12. | Americans ___ have something sweet for dessert; Europeans ___ have fruit for dessert. | 15. | If you want to know the temperature, take a look at your ___. | 16. | A British painter was so talented that he made a fortune copying ___ masterpieces and then selling them as the ___s. (He finally got caught.) | 17. | E-Bay is an online ___ shop that the whole world enjoys shopping in. | 18. | Don't EVER tell anyone that you were sorry to hear that their grandmother ___ed the bucket. |
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1. | A father doesn't always ___ of the man who will become his son-in-law. (Sometimes it takes a while.) | 3. | Some people like to smoke a cigarette once in a ___, yet they never get hooked! | 4. | '___ the bucket' is a humorous (or rude) expression meaning that someone/something has died (passed away, passed on, passed). | 5. | Even the calmest boss will ___ up if you make a mistake that costs the company a lot of money. | 7. | A desert is a place where you will ___ see rain. | 10. | Just as people say US for United States, they also say AC for air ___. | 11. | To conserve energy, many people set their ___ at 74 degrees in the summer and 70 in the winter. | 13. | 'Who Killed the ___ Car?' is a 2006 documentary about the life and death of ___ cars, particularly the EV1 built by General Motors. | 14. | An electric ___ is the path that an electric current travels in. |
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