4.18 - BVS.Ch.12 - Pg. 64-65

Out on the ocean, sunsets can be (....acular ) displays of color really worth seeing.

The French have trouble with English (....etics) , especially the sound of er, as in anger and later.

"We (....rupt) this program to bring you a special news bulletin," the announcer said.

You can keep brown sugar moist by (....closing) it in a container with a piece or two of apple.

In her (autobio....y) , The Story of My Life , Helen Keller tells how she was able to learn despite her blindness and deafness.

Clark was (....social) in high school, but he became very outgoing in college.

Bird watchers prefer rubber-coated (...noculars) because if they hit trees or equipment, they don't make a noise that scares birds away.

A (cord....) phone allows a parent to talk to a caller while following a wandering child around the house.

Prenatal care for birds means sitting on the eggs. (....natal) care involves almost constant feeding during the day.

When we saw what appeared to be a floating log (...merge) and then slide under the water toward our canoe, we knew two things: one, it wasn't a log; two, it wanted to eat us.

Because I'm allergic to all kinds of perfumes, my (...perspirant) must be (odor...).

At the company luncheon, every new (...ployee) was invited up to the (micro...) to say a few introductory words.

Years ago, people sent (tele....s) when they wanted messages to arrive quickly. They knew that recipients would open and (in...) them immediately.

No one (....fered) with the mad scientist's plans because he worked in a hidden lab in a(n) (....basement) , under the laundry room in his basement.

As part of her recovery from an auto accident, my mother has (...weekly) appointments with a physical therapist. The therapist is a wonderful person with ample patience. Once, when my mother was short of cash, he even allowed her to (...date) the check she paid him with.