The stereo is chipped., He’s going to try the system., The stereo's too expensive., He decided to buy the system., Sing a little louder, Start the song one more time, Begin studying music, Try to learn to play the game, Mail the papers quickly, Send the information to the newspaper office, Wrap a box in tissue paper, Read the papers soon, He doesn't like to talk about work., He works very hard at school., He goes to the same school as the woman., He agrees with the woman., In a department store, In a barber shop, In a flower shop, In a restaurant, She’s not running., Her hat is not ruined., The weather is dry., It's going to rain., Robin is looking for a new car., She thinks that Robin’s car is pretty great, too., Robin is certain about the changes., The tire pressure in Robin's car is not right., The desk is disorganized., He needs to measure the desk., Wanda's dress is a mess., Wanda's always at her desk., A detective, A store clerk, A librarian, A writer, Buying a new computer, Attending a course, Watching a television program, Computing the correct answer, He is trying to become a ticket agent., All the tickets have been sold., The ticket agent bought the tickets., He was able to sell his concert tickets., The post office was close by., She was scared of what was in the package., The post office was closed when she got there., She was able to send the package., He was late for the boat., He could have taken the boat to the bank., He lost a good opportunity., He missed seeing his friend at the bank., Her best guess is that the lecture's about to start., She's not really sure., The man’s lecture is as good as hers., She guesses the lecture will be good., The police officer didn’t really stop him., He is quite unhappy about what happened., He’s not unhappy even though he got a ticket., He didn’t get a ticket., It wasn’t really his first time skiing., He didn’t try the steepest slope., He tried to do too much., He didn't need to learn how to ski., o write his paper, To help him decide on a topic, To teach him about history, To discuss history with him, At the beginning of the semester, Before the start of the semester, Near the end of the semester, One week after the semester is finished, The topic is too general, He isn’t interested in technology, He doesn't have enough time, Technology has nothing to do with American history, A month, The semester, Seven days, A day or two, Fire damage to some apartments, How to prevent fires, An apartment fire and what one can learn from it, An early morning news story, One was damaged more severely than the others, All the apartments were completely destroyed, There was one thousand dollars of damage, All twenty apartments suffered some damage, They were killed, They were taken to the hospital, The damage to the apartments was more serious than the harm to the residents, They weren’t frightened, Call the fire department, Rush to the hospital, Listen for a smoke alarm, Have an alarm and extinguisher in good condition, A professional dancer, A student in the dance department, The head of the dance department, A choreographer, Which dance degree to take, Whether or not to major in dance, Whether to be a professional dancer or choreographer, Whether to specialize in dance therapy or dance history, Physical therapy, Dance history, Choreography, Dance administration, They are both intended for professional dancers, They involve mostly the same courses, They do not need to be selected until later, They are both four-year programs, A Cajun, A tourist, An Acadian, A tour guide, They went to Acadia in the eighteenth century, They came from France in the eighteenth century, They maintained characteristics of their old culture, They assimilated completely into the new culture, Very spicy, Full of sugar, Salty, Full of Tabasco, An Acadian will give a talk, The bus ride will continue, They will stop in Lafayette, They will see the exhibition at Acadian Village, The purpose of the FCC, The relatively rapid development of radio, Interference from competing radio stations, The first U.S. radio station, Introduction to Engineering, Popular Radio Programs, Ethics in Journalism, The History of Communication, The many radio stations were highly regulated, In 1930 there was only one radio station in the United States, The existing radio stations were totally uncontrolled, The FCC was unable to control the radio stations, First Communications Committee, First Control Committee, Federal Control of Communications, Federal Communications Commission, 37., Geology, Biology, Art History, Food and Nutrition, 38., By drilling into volcanoes, By counting the layers of ice, By studying volcanoes, By dusting the glacier, 39., Layers of rust, Active volcanoes, Volcanic dust, Old drills, 40., Visit a glacier, Prepare for a test, Learn about volcanoes, Read the next chapter, 41. When should the assignment be submitted?, Just before the start of the semester, Just before class, At the end of a class, After the end of the semester, 42. How long is the program/course expected to last?, Two days, Two weeks, Two months, Two semesters, 43. By what time should the students arrive/finish?, By seven o’clock, By five o’clock, By ten o’clock, By twelve o’clock, 44. How many participants/students are mentioned?, Ten, Eleven, Twelve, Thirteen, 45., To the Grand Canyon., To a jewelry show., To a deserted stone building., To the Petrified Forest., 46, To the Grand Canyon., To the Colorado River., To a tree house., To the Petrified Forest., 47, It has fallen in the river., It has turned to stone., It has grown larger., It has gotten softer., 48, Swim in the river., Walk through the trees., Stay at a distance., Take any petrified wood., 49, Graduation requirements., School clothing., The date of the December graduation ceremony., Which students will be seniors., 50, Read it., File it in their personal files., Study it., Give it to an advisor., 51, A university class schedule., A cap and gown., A blue and gold flag., A graduate school catalogue., 52, Any time before graduation., At the beginning of the senior year., Before the end of December., In the springtime.
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