| 1. Scientists have _______________ cloned a number of mammals now, including a sheep and a pig. | | |
| 2. The company generally opens about 10 new _______________ outlets a year. | | |
| 3. Sibongile _______________ to make lunch for Yoshi in return for his help with her essay. | | |
| 4. Napoleon Bonaparte once said that riches do not consist in the _______________ of treasures, but in the use made of them. | | |
| 5. The _______________ societies of the world are entirely dependent on oil. | | |
| 6. The _______________ staff meet once a month to discuss personnel matters. | | |
| 7. After realizing that his car had been stolen, he immediately phoned the police _______________. | | |
| 8. She got a good job in _______________ after completing her degree in graphic design. | | |
| 9. She has been out of the workforce for so long that she is virtually _______________ now. | | |
| 10. Buses link the capital city of the Republic of Djibouti with practically every town in the country for a standard _______________ of around $3. | | |
| 11. The _______________ on all commercial flights are trained to function in all sorts of emergencies. | | |
| 12. The first vending _______________ in the United States dispensed chewing gum, and were installed in New York City train platforms in 1888. | | |
| 13. The percentage of income _______________ paid by the average American has more than doubled since 1953. | | |
| 14. Eggs _______________ from donor women are being sold on the Internet to childless families. | | |
| 15. You will be charged for any _______________ that are not cancelled with at least 24 hours' notice. | | |
| 16. In Senegal, the number of people in a family is considered a measure of _______________, so couples frequently have many children. | | |
| 17. I _______________ the jacket on your credit card. | | |