- The terrified child threshed wildly with his arms and legs in a vain effort to keep his head above the water. He was sure to drown unless someone
Your answer:
gave him artificial respiration.
taught him to swim.
rescued him.
called to him.
- The weather outside was freezing; inside the room, flames danced gaily in the fireplace, which was hungrily eating
Your answer:
electricity.
meat and potatoes.
everything in sight.
chunks of wood.
- The raising of sheep is the largest industry in Australia. In fact, Australia produces about one-third of all the world's
Your answer:
wool.
kangaroos.
grass.
industry.
- Each Thursday the poor villagers went early in the morning to the large city market. There they sold things that they had produced and bought what they
Your answer:
made.
needed.
found.
stored.
- She had been a great reader all her life. She had preferred to buy her own books rather than borrow from a library. She kept almost every book that she ever owned and accumulated a large
Your answer:
book.
fortune.
library.
debt.
- This was a bad year for us on the farm. Crops were poor, and money was scarce; we decided that this might be the right time to make a
Your answer:
change.
fortune.
success.
harvest.
- It is necessary to check fire extinguishers regularly, fill them if they need it, clean them, and make sure that they will be ready in an
Your answer:
exit.
emergency.
hour.
escape.
- Mr. Smith was an extremely successful businessman. By the time he was forty years old, he was able to leave his business and
Your answer:
enjoy a life of ease.
become a pauper.
earn a living.
become wealthy.
- My scrimping, worrying, and feverish work were over at last. For the first time in weeks, I
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ran.
rested.
cried.
hurried.
- Clara Barton served as a nurse during the American Civil War and in the Franco-Prussian War of 1870. She established the American Red Cross as a branch of the International Red Cross and was its president from 1881 until 1904. Her life was one of
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great service.
illness.
little danger.
poverty.