1)  I enjoyed most of the article, but I did not like the ______ at the end of the study.

2) A smart customer will  ________ different products before deciding which one to buy.

3) Before deciding where to work, you should make a _______ between the different companies.

4)  A good lecturer will _______ the talk by going over the key points again.

5)  The law states that members of parliament must _____ any conflict of interest in advance.

6)  The lawyer _______ the witness’ testimony of the murder, and saved his client from getting jail time.

7) The room had a _____smell of freshly baked pie – cinnamon, nutmeg and clove.

8)  A true hero must always be gallant as he rescues the damsel in _______.

9) Many people used to be close when they were kids, but as they grew up their lives have _____ and we have drifted apart.

10) During the Jurassic ______, the climate was warmer than the present, and forests grew close to the north pole.

11) Not every public building is ______to wheelchairs, even though it’s against the law.

12) Medical research done in haste may lack a lot of ________.

13)  A good ______is essential to the success of any government.

14) Before the cheetah will make the leap, it must first ______ the distance it needs to cover.

15)  The length of the stage between childhood and _______ differs from one person to another.

16)  Before embarking on a new adventure, high________ are needed.

17) People often forget that half of inter-personal communication happens with facial ______, and sometimes words aren’t needed.

18) After hours of research and deliberation, her ideas finally started to take _____, and she began to write her article.

19) The ______ of the army forces was slowed down because of the heavy snowfall.

20)  It is important to ______ the right dose for the patient, otherwise you might commit medical malpractice.

21) There are different programs designed to promote ______ in a workplace, since variety is believed to be an important asset.

22) An insecure person can have many moments of ______, no matter where they are.

23)  It is important to ______ the right dose for the patient, otherwise you might commit medical malpractice.

24) The first ______ of a book can be very rare and valuable.

25) An _____ has the important job of assembling and cutting the pieces to create a final product- be it books, articles, photographs, or any form of published media.

26)  Since chimps cannot speak, they ______ by using hand gestures, body posture, facial expressions and they make various noises.

27) _______ farming uses one piece of land and its resources to farm, that includes grazing, harvesting crops and raising livestock.

28)  A ______ denominator is a fact or quality that is shares by two or more people or groups.

29) A honeybee _____ typically consists of three kinds of adult bees: several thousands of workers and drones, and a queen.

30) Tax ______ calls for clear and simple rules and regulations that minimize disputes.

31) The chief of staff of the Army is nominated and _____ by the president, for a four-year term of office, but must be confirmed by the Senate.

32) _______ half of all infectious disease are caused by viruses.

33)  When updating files, a “______ unavailable for scheduled maintenance” error might occur, leaving your website in the state for longer than intended.

34) We always see the same side of the moon facing us – the “____ side”; and because we never see the opposite side, we call it the “dark side”.

35) Even though it is easy to assume they’d have the same fingerprints, _____ twins’ fingerprint patterns differ slightly from one another.

36) When ______ attire is required for men, they should wear a dark suit with a shirt and tie.

37) It has been known at least since 1758 that _____ are hard to break, when it appeared in an article penned by Benjamin Franklin.

38) When a volcanic eruption occurs, molten lava bursts _____ from the top of the volcano, turning in obsidian after cooling.

39) Climate change is therefore likely to have considerable and potentially costly _______ worldwide.

40) In order to bring to trial a suspect it is essential to bring incriminating connection evidence that _______ his/hers involvement in the crime.

41) The ________ of social interaction for senior citizens presents some meaningful health benefits, including a potentially reduced risk of dementia.

42) Since luggage can be very ________, there are limitations as to how much it can weigh.

43) It _________ takes about a month for shipment from abroad to arrive, give or take a few days.

44)  Often, when buying tickets, the person needs to _____ their personal information before receiving the ticket.

45)  In ancient days, many diseases that today seem minor had no ________, which resulted in higher mortality rates.

46) We should all strive to make the planet a better place and save it from ecological disaster, so our _______ may have a happy, fulfilling life.

47) The _______ of a nuclear reactor, where the energy is generated, is extremely radioactive, so exposing it to the open air can result in catastrophe.

48) When there are blue skies up above, it is logical to ______ that the chance for rain is very low.

49) The disparity between the average ______ and the monthly expenses are a serious issue.

50) Aneurysms are terrifying because many of them can happen with no prior ________ or sign.

51) The inhabitants of the Pacific Ocean are more ______ to floods due to rising sea levels.

52) The ____ of Mann is an island situated in the Irish Sea and is part of Britain.

53) The Russian invasion of Ukraine initiated a _______ movement in the Ukraine.

54) It is sometimes difficult to take _____ action against theft or vandalism of private property.

55) Adoption has been _______ in most countries.

56) _______ than 80% of the citizens will support new elections, as the public opinion is against it.

57) Scorpion’s stings can sometimes be ______.

58) Many articles have shown that companies that have adopted _______ that support diversity have increased their annual revenue by about 15%.

59) People with red hair make up ______ one percent of the world’s population.

60) A contract is a ________ agreement between two or more sides.

61)  Over the past four decades, developing countries’ participation in total world ______ of merchandise and services has increased, growing on average 12% per year.

62) Carl Milton Bernstein was a young_____ when he teamed up with Bob Woodward and did much of the original reporting on the Watergate Scandal.

63) The ____ populated city in Israel is Jerusalem, home to 850,000 people.

64) While negotiating a truce, the feeling of mistrust and _____ of both sides was mutual.

65) Aneurysms are terrifying because many of them can happen with no prior ________ or sign.

66)  A _____ consists of two or more computers that are linked in order to share resources and exchange files or allow electronic communications.

67) The _____ prime minister vowed to fix the problems left by the administration of the old one.

68)  The New Deal is the nickname given to the economic and social policies adapted by US president Roosevelt in response to the _____ “Great Depression”, the economic crisis at the time.

69)  There are some ____ symptoms associated with Omicron like runny nose, headache, fatigue, sneezing and sore throat.

70)  Iran’s foreign ministry has rejected reports of willingness to “compromise” its stance in ongoing indirect _____ with the United States to restore its nuclear deal.

71) In a multiple-choice question, there is always one _____ that is more correct than the others.

72)  Librarians use the Dewey Decimal System to _____ books in the library.

73)  Peppers, the raw material in paprika production, ______ from North America, where they grow in the wild.

74)  Good strategists are judged by the _____ of their plans.

75)  One overlooked skill of a mechanic is the ability to ____ the source of the problem in the machine.

76)  In order to ______ difficult hurdles, one must be prepared.

77)  There are plants that need direct sunlight, and there are ones that need _____ shade.

78)  Hardly anything comes out ______ on the first try- most things take a few tries.

79)  There are tales of archers able to shoot with such _____ they could hit a previously shot arrow.

80)  Cellphones are a ___ example of human innovation.

81)  Many places look for _____ experience in their field, making entry-level jobs hard to get.

82)  The first priority of first responders is to make sure everyone on scene is safe.

83)  The technological _____ in the past century is mind-blowing.

84)  Surgeries are delicate and must follow _____ procedure, otherwise something could go wrong.

85)  The ______ of studying criminal psychology for most students is to become detectives, but some choose to become researchers.

86)  Young children may find two-dimensional stimuli ____ boring, and would prefer something textured or noisy.

87)  A way to cope with overwhelming emotions is to try and _____ them and acknowledge the reason they come.

88)  History shows there is a _____ why it’s a bad idea to invade Russia.

89)  The job of food critics is to ____ good restaurants and caution against bad ones.

90)  Many lawmakers _____ to previous legislations when making the case for their proposals.

91)  For many, ____ is necessary in their learning process, especially for memorizing new information.

92)  A mediator’s job is to ____ problems between people.

93)  The IRA was an Irish _______ group to British rule.

94)  The election’s results are _______ only after they are carefully counted.

95) Getting ______ is important in order to do better, even when some may not be positive.

96)  Thunder and lightning as well as strong winds made the ______ of the disaster even more chaotic.

97)  People climb high mountains to experience the beautiful ____ from the top.

98) Advances in ______ and technology are dependent on monetary investments.

99) Exams are divided to different _____ that test different subjects.

100) It may _____ that the ocean is warmer in the summer, but actually the temperature barely changes.

101) Congressmen take an oath to ______ the constitution.

102) Oftentimes, the people with the blank face have the best _____ of humor.

103) Automobile safety testing became a _______ field in the last two decades.

104) being tired all the time might be a _____ of iron deficiency.

105) Robert Willis has the merit of having been the first to ____ considerably the theory of puie mechanism, making it easier for others to understand.

106) Humans are very ______ beings that need interaction with each other.

107) Piazza Navona is a famous _____ in Rome, with a rich history of open-space activities that occur there.

108) Before babies learn how to _____, they learn how to turn.

109) There are very strict workplace regulations and _____ to keep everyone safe.

110) A rabbit that wants to avoid being spotted by a hawk will stay _____, as a moving target is easier to spot.

111)  A person’s taste in food and drinks is ______, therefore they can’t be “wrong” for liking or not liking the taste of something.

112)  Herman Melville said that “it is better to fail in originality than to succeed in _____”.

113)  According to W. P. Kinsella, “______ is getting what you want, happiness is wanting what you get.”

114)  When a judge _____ the proceedings towards the end of a trial, he or she makes a speech to the jury.

115) _______ yourself with people who have dreams, desire, and ambition; they’ll help you push for, and realize your own.

116)  A temporary condition after a tooth extraction is ache and inflammation in the ______ teeth.

117)  Herbivores have better peripheral vision than carnivores to always scan their ______ for danger.

118) A financial review’s team first _____ is to go over the budget.

119) The negotiating parties failed to agree to a settlement, _____ leaving 250 people out of work.

120) British nobles by _____ include baronets, barons, dukes, earls, marquesses and viscounts.

121) Among the natural fabrics, the highest level of softness to the _____ belongs to silk, followed by expensive sorts of wool and cotton.

122) In order to _____ entrance to the secured area, a biometric identification is needed.

123) Every homeowner will be given a tax according to the _____ of the property.

124) Application forms of the new candidates are needed in order to _____ their skills.

125) ______ physical wounds the survivors suffered from post trauma and psychological effects.

126) Problems _____ when people try to avoid responsibility.

127) The computer trouble was _____ caused by a programming error.

128) ______ forces are ground combat units carried by aircraft and airdropped into battle zones, typically by parachute drop.

129) Some countries demand that families who want to ______ must first foster the children they want.

130) In 2020, approximately 1.35 billion mobile phones were sold, with Samsung ______ yearly sales.

131) The _____ cause of death was drowning, but further tests were needed.

132) East Ukraine is a ______ zone right now.

133) Most fierce social justice ______ fight throughout their lives to better the reality of future generations.

134) He wasn’t going to ____ money on flowers that would wither and die within a week.

135) The Amazonas used to be a _____ jungle region until human started deforesting the area.

136) Socks made from ______ are great in freezing winter days.

137) The raging fires caused people to _____ their homes and belongings.

138) As part of a settlement which was finalized in 2021, the health system has to _____ by a number of rules.

139) There is an ______ of strawberries this season since there was enough rain in the winter.

140) The student was ____ from most of the lectures due to a health crisis he was going through.

141) The amount of water that escapes from plants through transpiration is miniscule compared to the _____ of water evaporating from oceans.

142) Rebekah was seen _____ the rocks and staring out at the sea.

143) There’s a ______ sense among campaigning organizations that this is the last chance to voice flexible-work ideals in the UK for up to five years.

144) China has the second highest number of ______ people at 130.4 million.

145) will to contribute to the project was completely _______.

146) Maturity is judged in terms of being _____of taking care of yourself and others.

147) ______ is one of the key components to achieve your target.

148) The cave the archeologists found contains many historic _______.

149) It was no ________that he quit his job at the bank a day after the robbery.

150) The stars were _____ that evening, lighting up the sky.

151) ______ for new elections have already started  even though there is no set date.

152) The ______ of finances can be overwhelming at times.

153) Banks became more _____ with lending out loan after the Great Depression.

154) There is never a good solution for negotiations without some ______.

155) The _____ in Cyprus is an ongoing issue between Greece and Turkey.

156) The Suez Canal is a primary route for shipments of _____ all over the world.

157) The _____ left by the latest floods can still be seen in western Germany.

158) The heatwaves and heavy rains ______ the dangers of the global pollution.

159) The chances of Europe to come out of the conflict unscathed _____from day to day.

160) James was riding his _____ and passed Betty’s house.

161) The color blue often _____ sadness.

162) Castles are made from _____ and are usually quite strong  and magnificent.

163) In the US Supreme court, four of the nine justices must ____ jointly to accept a case.

164) The traffic-free riverside cycle route is a _______ experience.

165) Young haricot beans have a tender texture and a ______, subtle flavor.

166) Persian carpets are known to be rich in pattern with _____ and intricate designs.

167) The rented apartment was sparsely furnished with just the ____ and basic necessities.

168) Medical experimentation and human subject research are carried out in an _____ manner in accordance with national and international law.

169) Swings, slides, playground climbers, merry-go-rounds, and tubes are the basic _____ in a playground.

170) The ability to camouflage is a characteristic _____ of the chameleon.

171) The _____ of blood is transporting oxygen and nutrients to the lungs and tissues and removing waste from cells.

172) A personality disorder is a type of mental disorder in which you have an unhealthy _____ of thinking and functioning.

173) Old people are ______ vulnerable to the flu.

174) Flags of all the ______ countries are flying outside the congress hall.

175) The psychiatrist considers behavior as well as _____ before prescribing a treatment.

176) Nothing out of the ______ occurred during the protestors’ march and no incidents were reported.

177) The source of the outbreak of the disease was traced to an _____ private water supply.

178) If a country instigates a violent act against another one, it may find its _____ sent home from embassies all over the world.

179) Charities and non-profit foundations rely on _____ and donations from the public.

180) Understanding global warming effects will ______ people to try even harder to do their part to protect our planet.

181) Speed _____ on road traffic, as used in most countries, set the legal maximum speed at which vehicles may travel on a given stretch of road.

182) Electronic transfers mean the money of a government, business, or _____ might be anywhere at any time.

183) Big companies are always looking for ____ products that can’t be easily copied.

184) Australia _____ the law to include Aborigines as citizens with voting rights.

185) An _____ investigation is a formal inquiry to determine whether workplace policies or regulatory practices have been violated.

186) Over the course of his presidency, Trump used Twitter daily to ____ with his 88 million followers.

187) When jazz musicians _____, they are actually spontaneously creating a very intricate form of musical theme and variation.

188) Fresh fruit is mostly _____ during the summer.

189) After Iceland had got home rule in 1874, the grateful people showered on Jon Sigurdsson all the honors they could bestow for his actions toward that goal.

190) A manager’s ______, transparency, and willingness to hear hard truths are important to be able to improve a workplace.

191) Years of violence and _____ have left much of Syria in ruins.

192) The sum total of the impact of ______ stress can add up to a shorter life.

193) Ultrasound images are ______in real-time, showing movement of the body’s internal organs as well as blood flowing through the blood vessels.

194) Online shopping permits faulty goods to be returned to the _______.

195) Roundup work ______of locating the cattle in the various grazing allotments in order to gather them up for the drive back to the home ranch.

196) In terms of climate, it was in the middle or temperate zones that civilization______.

197) Amphibious air-breathers _____ from the water to feed, rest, escape predators, find a mate and defend territories.