Antifreeze prevents the water in a car radiator from freezing.
Many students in the 1960's who disapproved the United States' involvement in the Vietnam War took part in antiwar marches.
Question 2
2.
In addition to the expected pair of wheels, a bicycle built for two also has two seats.
"You can have only one wife at a time," Judge Graves told the bigamist, "not two at once."
Question 3
3.
On the boss's door were two signs: "Enter" and "Exit."
A brief kiss, a quick embrace, and she was gone-leaving me wondering if I had really held her in my arms.
Question 4
4.
My little sister practices her handwriting so that if she becomes famous, her autograph will look good.
The diagram in my biology book shows that , strange as it may seem, an earthworm has two hearts.
Question 5
5.
When my brother tries to speak while chewing gum, it's impossible to understand him without an interpreter.
"Driving cross-country along the interstate highway was great," said Telly. "I got to eat in about twenty different states!"
Question 6
6.
The mayor spoke sadly about the houseless, but he did nothing to build low-income housing.
The Smiths' marriage was loveless. They stayed together for the sake of their children, but the constant tension in their house was difficult for everyone to bear.
Question 7
7.
Alexander Graham Bell invented not only the telephone but also a kite that could carry a person.
Whenever Wayne played the saxophone, dogs howled, cats screamed, and lovebirds got divorced.
Question 8
8.
Why are baseball games postponed because of a light rain, but football games not called off even if it rains heavily?
My playful sister included a postscript after her letter that said, "P.S. I don't have anything else to say."
Question 9
9.
Detective Blake amazed everyone by inspecting the tuna casserole the thief was baking and then fishing the stolen jewels out with a fork.
Spectators at a tennis match tend to watch the ball, not the players.
Question 10
10.
Some people won't travel by subway because they fear being trapped underground.
On the submarine ride at Disneyland, passengers can see models of such underwater life as seahorses and sharks.