סימולציה מס’5

The elderly professor was often seen sitting in contemplation. I imagine he was ______ his long academic career.

Compared to the skyscrapers that are virtually ubiquitous in modern cities, most city dwellings are quite ______.

After adhering to a low-fat diet for what seemed to be eons, the man had ______ to consume a cheeseburger.

The novel experiment was intended to ______ students in one of the finer points of chemistry. ______, due to a lack of enthusiasm, it was largely unsuccessful.

After examining the bark, the dendrologist decided that it was too difficult to ______ the tree’s genus without also examining its leaves.

In order to ______ themselves as a respectable competitor in the retail sales market, they were willing to incur substantial initial losses.

Expert chefs often ______ techniques and ingredients from all over the world to ______ new recipes.

The hiker had only a few ounces of water left in his canteen. He ______ he might ______ if he did not find clean drinking water soon.

Amos and Elizabeth were walking to school. There was a lot of snow. It was 1885. They lived in Walnut Grove. They walked one mile to school every day. Amos was seven, and Elizabeth was 10. They were in the same class. All of the kids in the town were in the same class. There were 17 students. Their school only had one room. It was called a one-room schoolhouse.

Amos started a fire in the big stove. It kept them warm on cold days. Lizzie cleaned the desks. Some desks were big, and some were small. They all sat in rows. Miss Laura put slates on all of the desks. She put chalk in the front of the room. Lizzie cleaned the board with a wet cloth. Miss Laura opened the book to the right page.

The bell rang for school to start. All the children came to school. They put their coats on the hooks in the hall. They put their lunches down by their desks. They took the snow off their boots. All of the students stood up to say the pledge to the flag. The children then ate lunch and played games in the middle of the day. Some children played marbles. Others jumped rope and played clapping games. Some children ran races. Some played ball with sticks. When the day was over, the children got their books and walked home.

How many rooms are in the school?

Amos and Elizabeth were walking to school. There was a lot of snow. It was 1885. They lived in Walnut Grove. They walked one mile to school every day. Amos was seven, and Elizabeth was 10. They were in the same class. All of the kids in the town were in the same class. There were 17 students. Their school only had one room. It was called a one-room schoolhouse.

Amos started a fire in the big stove. It kept them warm on cold days. Lizzie cleaned the desks. Some desks were big, and some were small. They all sat in rows. Miss Laura put slates on all of the desks. She put chalk in the front of the room. Lizzie cleaned the board with a wet cloth. Miss Laura opened the book to the right page.

The bell rang for school to start. All the children came to school. They put their coats on the hooks in the hall. They put their lunches down by their desks. They took the snow off their boots. All of the students stood up to say the pledge to the flag. The children then ate lunch and played games in the middle of the day. Some children played marbles. Others jumped rope and played clapping games. Some children ran races. Some played ball with sticks. When the day was over, the children got their books and walked home.

Which compound word means “a place that is used to have school”?

Amos and Elizabeth were walking to school. There was a lot of snow. It was 1885. They lived in Walnut Grove. They walked one mile to school every day. Amos was seven, and Elizabeth was 10. They were in the same class. All of the kids in the town were in the same class. There were 17 students. Their school only had one room. It was called a one-room schoolhouse.

Amos started a fire in the big stove. It kept them warm on cold days. Lizzie cleaned the desks. Some desks were big, and some were small. They all sat in rows. Miss Laura put slates on all of the desks. She put chalk in the front of the room. Lizzie cleaned the board with a wet cloth. Miss Laura opened the book to the right page.

The bell rang for school to start. All the children came to school. They put their coats on the hooks in the hall. They put their lunches down by their desks. They took the snow off their boots. All of the students stood up to say the pledge to the flag. The children then ate lunch and played games in the middle of the day. Some children played marbles. Others jumped rope and played clapping games. Some children ran races. Some played ball with sticks. When the day was over, the children got their books and walked home.

How is their school different from yours?

Amos and Elizabeth were walking to school. There was a lot of snow. It was 1885. They lived in Walnut Grove. They walked one mile to school every day. Amos was seven, and Elizabeth was 10. They were in the same class. All of the kids in the town were in the same class. There were 17 students. Their school only had one room. It was called a one-room schoolhouse.

Amos started a fire in the big stove. It kept them warm on cold days. Lizzie cleaned the desks. Some desks were big, and some were small. They all sat in rows. Miss Laura put slates on all of the desks. She put chalk in the front of the room. Lizzie cleaned the board with a wet cloth. Miss Laura opened the book to the right page.

The bell rang for school to start. All the children came to school. They put their coats on the hooks in the hall. They put their lunches down by their desks. They took the snow off their boots. All of the students stood up to say the pledge to the flag. The children then ate lunch and played games in the middle of the day. Some children played marbles. Others jumped rope and played clapping games. Some children ran races. Some played ball with sticks. When the day was over, the children got their books and walked home.

What did Amos do before school started?

Amos and Elizabeth were walking to school. There was a lot of snow. It was 1885. They lived in Walnut Grove. They walked one mile to school every day. Amos was seven, and Elizabeth was 10. They were in the same class. All of the kids in the town were in the same class. There were 17 students. Their school only had one room. It was called a one-room schoolhouse.

Amos started a fire in the big stove. It kept them warm on cold days. Lizzie cleaned the desks. Some desks were big, and some were small. They all sat in rows. Miss Laura put slates on all of the desks. She put chalk in the front of the room. Lizzie cleaned the board with a wet cloth. Miss Laura opened the book to the right page.

The bell rang for school to start. All the children came to school. They put their coats on the hooks in the hall. They put their lunches down by their desks. They took the snow off their boots. All of the students stood up to say the pledge to the flag. The children then ate lunch and played games in the middle of the day. Some children played marbles. Others jumped rope and played clapping games. Some children ran races. Some played ball with sticks. When the day was over, the children got their books and walked home.

What did the children do in the middle of the day?

Obviously, concessions will have to be made on both sides if an agreement is to be reached.

The directors of the firm have agreed to a change in policy; it’s up to us to implement it.

Many countries share the view that drastic measures must be taken to stop the pollution of the seas.

Within a few weeks of winning the election his leadership skills were put to the test.

You should get some professional advice if you’re thinking about changing the system radically.

The West’s main response to events in Yugoslavia has been to avoid any direct involvement.

Harold enjoyed singing in the boys’ choir so much that he wanted to do it ______.

Using the scientific ______ of aerodynamics, scientists design space shuttles to withstand the dangers of orbit and re-entry.

Before ______, airplanes were loaded with passengers and cargo. Then, they were filled with fuel.

After ______, the captain announced that there would be turbulence ahead. Passengers were advised to ______ their seats.