Rudyard Kipling’s first novel, The Light That Failed, was ____ in four different versions.

Julian Radcliffe is the ____ of the world’s largest database of lost and stolen art, as he established it in 1969.

The Cannes ____ film festival takes place every year since 1946.

Tony Collins became the first black manager in the English Football League when he was ____ by Rochdale in 1960.

Propsteikirche in Leipzig, is the largest church built in East Germany since the ____ of East Germany with West Germany.

Professional athlete David Smith’s knee injury ____ him from furthering his career as a long-distance runner.

Sleep experts determined that when a person has nightmares, it is best to ____ him up.

Donald Cunningha, an Arizona Supreme Court judge, once lost everything in a fire ____ for a single office chair.

Comic creator Gerry Anguillan ____ a year researching chickens before creating Elmer, a chicken comic figure.

The squirrel’s strong teeth can crack open nuts with particularly ___ shells.

The Transmontano Mastiff is a giant livestock guardian dog that is used to defend ____ of sheep from the Iberian wolf.

Reading dozens of books a year, Natalie Portman is an ____ reader.

It is ____ that in case of an emergency all alarms will function properly.

The authors of the book Prophets of Deceit warned that a time might come when Americans become susceptible to psychological manipulation by a political ____.

An educational video game called Reader Rabbit ____ over 25 million copies since 1984.