Miss Takara praised Dwight and_____for their campaign speeches.

Some of_____coin collectors wanted to see more commemorative coins.

The restaurant offered Talia and______summer jobs.

When Teri asked to speak with Lisa on the phone, Lisa answered, "This is_____."

The woman_____wrote that book is a reporter for The New York Times.

Kim observed the moon through the telescope until it was covered with clouds.

Al is interested in stamp collecting, so he wants to learn all he can about them.

It was so hot and humid that all we could think about was home, an air conditioner, and a tall glass of lemonade.

If a person chooses to room alone on the cruise, you will have to pay an additional fee.

I could not see my car in the parking lot that was green.

Originally, fairy tales did not always end "happily ever after;" rather, they were often extremely violent.

In the orginal version of "Cinderella," for example, after the marriage between she and the prince, Cinderella has her step-sisters placed in spiked coffins and dragged around the city behind the wedding procession.

Similarly, at the end of the authentic version of "Little Red Riding Hood," the wolf attacks and kills the little girl who was visiting her grandmother.

Both her and her grandmother lose their lives.

Some nineteenth-century artists were offended by the violence and refused to illustrate the tale; it was them, not the publisher, who believed that a story for children should have a happier ending.

One illustrator, to whom modern versions of the tale are indebted, changed the ending by introducing a woodcutter whose appearance saved Red Riding Hood--and the tale.

Stephen W. Hawking's 1988 book, A Brief History of Time, became an immediate best-seller, which is surprising.

In a review of the book, it calls Hawking one of the greatest physicists of the twentieth century.

Even though Hawking carefully explains his theories, they still confuse some readers.

Whenever I read a good book about science, I want to become one.