| 1. With advances in genetics, perhaps someday a _______________ will be found for AIDS. | | |
| 2. Ali keeps _______________ by playing squash about three times a week. | | |
| 3. The old woman _______________ her legs to warm them up. | | |
| 4. A doctor looks at the _______________ of an illness in order to make his diagnosis. | | |
| 5. Poison ivy is a plant which causes a painful, itchy _______________ to any part of the body that comes in contact with its leaves. | | |
| 6. Her tooth was _______________ so much that she had trouble falling asleep. | | |
| 7. It took my uncle several months to recover from his heart _______________ operation. | | |
| 8. The disease left her with a _______________ right arm, so she learned to write with her left hand. | | |
| 9. Her face is _______________ by burns she received from a campfire when she was a baby. | | |
| 10. The hospital was so full that they had to move some _______________ into the hall because the rooms were too crowded. | | |
| 11. He got really drunk at the party, and ended up outside, _______________ in the garden. | | |
| 12. That doctor uses large doses of vitamins as _______________ for a number of different illnesses. | | |
| 13. Regular exercise is your best defence against _______________. | | |
| 14. Scientists do not yet understand why a small number of people seem to be _______________ to the AIDS virus. | | |
| 15. You should allow your supper to _______________ a bit before you start any strenuous exercise. | | |
| 16. Peter visited his sister, who had just recovered from heart _______________. | | |