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[ "Therefore", "However", "Yet" ]	"You can do it," said my mother, " [MASK] , you won't get much business until lunch."	Besides
[ "of", "on", "about" ]	"But I'll never remember the orders, and I'm no good [MASK] money.	with
[ "blame", "fool", "frighten" ]	Please, Mom, don't [MASK] me."	make
[ "bar", "day", "answer" ]	I thought my mother's [MASK] was a bad one, but I obeyed .	idea
[ "guessed", "begged", "admitted" ]	I thought my mother's idea was a bad one, but I [MASK] .	obeyed
[ "angry", "sad", "ashamed" ]	When I got to the bar the next day, I found my mother was [MASK] .	worried
[ "surprised", "impolite", "pleased" ]	The line of people grew, and everybody seemed [MASK] , I was so nervous that my hands shook, and I broke a cup into pieces.	impatient
[ "damaged", "destroyed", "ruined" ]	The line of people grew, and everybody seemed impatient , I was so nervous that my hands shook, and I [MASK] a cup into pieces.	broke
[ "scold", "beat", "save" ]	Then my mother came to [MASK] me, and she also showed me how to make change .	help
[ "money", "lunch", "coffee" ]	Then my mother came to help me, and she also showed me how to make [MASK] .	change
[ "two", "four", "five" ]	If someone gave me $ 5 for something that cost $ 3.25, I handed over [MASK] quarters and a dollar and said, "75 cents makes four dollars, plus one dollar makes five."	three
[ "fairly", "simply", "conveniently" ]	Things went more [MASK] after that.	smoothly
[ "discouraged", "disturbed", "distrusted" ]	I was even a little [MASK] when the sun came out and dried up business.	disappointed
[ "thought", "stated", "announced" ]	My mother said she was proud of me, and when she [MASK] that I work at the snack bar again next year, I did not even shrug.	suggested
[ "preparing", "examining", "describing" ]	I was too busy [MASK] the restaurant I would open one day.	imagining
[ "present", "past", "immediate" ]	While express mail represents efficiency and speed and is popular in China, there is another type of mail emerging as a new business-- " [MASK] mail".	future
[ "supplying", "bringing", "holding" ]	Lin Xiaofan, a senior high school student in Hefei, instructs one of the companies [MASK] the service.	offering
[ "love", "letter", "money" ]	"Offering this service makes people slow down and let them understand the meaning of [MASK] in another way," said Zheng Zhimin, manager at a "future mail" company in Hefei.	time
[ "championship", "reflection", "connection" ]	Zheng thinks "future mail" letters are "reminders of affection, [MASK] , and love."	friendship
[ "Parents", "her", "Mother" ]	Feng Xiao, a youth who feels pressure despite some achievement in her career, decided to write a letter to [MASK] on her 25th birthday and have it delivered five years later on her 30th birthday through a "future mail".	herself
[ "25th", "35th", "20th" ]	Feng Xiao, a youth who feels pressure despite some achievement in her career, decided to write a letter to herself on her 25th birthday and have it delivered five years later on her [MASK] birthday through a "future mail".	30th
[ "early", "later", "future" ]	"I expressed my thoughts about my [MASK] life and my expectations for the future to encourage myself to face up to the challenges of my life with courage," Feng said.	current
[ "reach", "look", "search" ]	"I expressed my thoughts about my current life and my expectations for the future to encourage myself to [MASK] up to the challenges of my life with courage," Feng said.	face
[ "name", "age", "figure" ]	While "future mail" is gaining popularity, some are concerned about what happens if the postal [MASK] of the receiver changes or if the company goes broke before letters are delivered.	address
[ "buy", "compete", "bring" ]	Zheng said customers are required to [MASK] an acceptance form and make an assessment so they can be compensated if their letters or goods are lost or damaged.	complete
[ "words", "contents", "secrets" ]	"I won't be too disappointed even if I cannot receive my letters, because for me what is more important are the [MASK] when I write the letter," said Zhu Min, who works for a foreign company in Shanghai.	feelings
[ "workers", "managers", "employees" ]	Most of the business' [MASK] are college students and young white-collar workers.	customers
[ "draw", "expect", "get" ]	Most people [MASK] their hopes and wishes in the letter so they can experience the connection between the past and the present when they receive the letter.	put
[ "predict", "inspect", "research" ]	Most people put their hopes and wishes in the letter so they can [MASK] the connection between the past and the present when they receive the letter.	experience
[ "so", "although", "for" ]	Most people put their hopes and wishes in the letter so they can experience the connection between the past and the present [MASK] they receive the letter.	when
[ "good", "standard", "great" ]	Cocoa is a ten-year-old dog and I am a sixty-nine-year-old lady, so you can see we both qualify as [MASK] citizens.	senior
[ "tiring", "hungry", "bad" ]	He is a [MASK] companion.	wonderful
[ "leave", "cry", "jump" ]	He does many amusing things that make me [MASK] , and when that happens, he is so delighted that he just keeps it up.	laugh
[ "as", "when", "and" ]	He does many amusing things that make me laugh , and when that happens, he is so delighted [MASK] he just keeps it up.	that
[ "then", "though", "as" ]	I was sitting on the floor playing with him, [MASK] he started pawing and smelling at the right side of my chest .	when
[ "body", "shoulder", "arm" ]	I was sitting on the floor playing with him, when he started pawing and smelling at the right side of my [MASK] .	chest
[ "right", "good", "unexpected" ]	To Cocoa, one "no" is usually [MASK] , but not that day.	enough
[ "hurriedly", "rudely", "slowly" ]	He stopped briefly, and then [MASK] ran toward me, throwing his entire weight at the right side of my chest.	suddenly
[ "surprise", "trouble", "danger" ]	He crashed into me and I cried in [MASK] , falling down to the floor.	pain
[ "experiments", "researches", "papers" ]	I went to my doctors, and after X-rays [MASK] and lab work were done, they told me I had cancer.	tests
[ "cancer", "body", "number" ]	When cancer starts, a [MASK] of calcium builds.	wall
[ "watch", "have", "get" ]	This made it possible for me to [MASK] the lump.	notice
[ "ran", "kept", "entered" ]	I had a complete mastectomy and the cancer has not [MASK] to any other part of my body.	spread
[ "common", "much", "early" ]	The doctors told me if the cancer had gone undetected even six more months, it would have been too [MASK] .	late
[ "ashamed", "afraid", "tired" ]	Was Cocoa [MASK] of just what he was doing?	aware
[ "returning", "skipping", "wandering" ]	When you're living a busy life, every minute must be accounted for, you feel like you must be checking something off the list, or [MASK] to the next destination, And no matter how you divide your attention there's never enough time in a day to catch up.	rushing
[ "lose", "escape", "avoid" ]	When you're living a busy life, every minute must be accounted for, you feel like you must be checking something off the list, or rushing to the next destination, And no matter how you [MASK] your attention there's never enough time in a day to catch up.	divide
[ "neighbor", "friend", "sister" ]	Six years ago I was lucky to have a stop-and-smell-the roses type of [MASK] .When I needed to be out, she was taking her time picking out a purse and a crown.	child
[ "continue", "agree", "decide" ]	When I needed to have a quick lunch, she'd [MASK] to speak to the elderly woman who looked like her grandma.	stop
[ "Wherever", "Although", "Since" ]	[MASK] my child caused me to deviate from my schedule, I thought to myself, "We don't have time for this."	Whenever
[ "money", "space", "permission" ]	Whenever my child caused me to deviate from my schedule, I thought to myself, "We don't have [MASK] for this."	time
[ "happily", "secretly", "anxiously" ]	As a result, the two words I most [MASK] spoke to her were; "Hurry up."	commonly
[ "game", "job", "business" ]	I started my [MASK] with it. "	day
[ "enjoyed", "began", "spent" ]	I [MASK] my day with it.	ended
[ "measure", "reduce", "reach" ]	Although the words did little to [MASK] my child's speed, I said them anyway .	increase
[ "again", "instead", "otherwise" ]	Although the words did little to increase my child's speed, I said them [MASK] .	anyway
[ "settled", "started", "broke" ]	Then one day, things [MASK] .We'd just picked my older daughter up from kindergarten and were getting out of the car.	changed
[ "far", "normally", "quietly" ]	Not going [MASK] enough, my older daughter said to her little sister, "You are so slow."	fast
[ "ourselves", "them", "her" ]	When she crossed her arms and let out a sigh, I saw [MASK] it was a terrible sight.	myself
[ "worried", "appreciated", "supported" ]	I was a mother who pushed and pressured and [MASK] a small who simply wanted to enjoy life.	hurried
[ "credit", "good", "justice" ]	My eyes were opened; I saw the [MASK] my hurried existence was doing to my children.	damage
[ "hope", "prefer", "plan" ]	I looked into my small child's eyes and said, "I [MASK] to be more patient from now on."	promise
[ "begged", "adopted", "fooled" ]	I [MASK] her who was now smiling at her mother's promise.	hugged
[ "lifetime", "minute", "team" ]	Living at a slower speed still takes a(n) [MASK] ,but my younger daughter is my living reminder of why I must keep trying.	effort
[ "for", "to", "among" ]	I'm unfamiliar [MASK] the students, most of them trying to adapt themselves to their new environment.	with
[ "concentrate", "adopt", "devote" ]	I'm unfamiliar with the students, most of them trying to [MASK] themselves to their new environment.	adapt
[ "offered", "bothered", "challenged" ]	When Jennifer [MASK] me with a question on the second day, I was thankful for the chance to connect at least one name with a face.	approached
[ "prepared", "disappointed", "embarrassed" ]	When Jennifer approached me with a question on the second day, I was [MASK] for the chance to connect at least one name with a face.	thankful
[ "so", "or", "and" ]	Her writing wasn't perfect, [MASK] her effort was.	but
[ "receive", "contact", "give" ]	She was excited to [MASK] , which made me enjoy teaching her.	learn
[ "argue", "care", "admit" ]	I didn't [MASK] then how much she would also teach me.	realize
[ "beyond", "to", "with" ]	She wasn't asking a question [MASK] a paper I'd returned.	about
[ "However", "Therefore", "Besides" ]	[MASK] , she said quietly: "I didn't attend classes yesterday.	Instead
[ "shy", "excited", "delighted" ]	I gave her a sideways look, [MASK] .	astonished
[ "impressed", "supported", "attracted" ]	I'm fine now," she [MASK] me.	comforted
[ "expecting", "producing", "taking" ]	Two nights later, her father called to tell me that Jennifer would be [MASK] a few classes.	missing
[ "better", "sicker", "heavier" ]	Her condition grew [MASK] .	worse
[ "hardly", "mainly", "frequently" ]	I was [MASK] frightened when I saw the pale, thin and weak girl who, only ten days earlier, had displayed life and warmth in my classroom.	truly
[ "success", "school", "attitude" ]	A week later, Jennifer herself called me to tell me she was on the road to [MASK] .	recovery
[ "idea", "influence", "opinion" ]	"I have no [MASK] that you'll be with us."	doubt
[ "shares", "creates", "exchanges" ]	I remembered what her father had said in his first phone call: "school [MASK] everything to Jenny."	means
[ "crying", "sobbing", "shaking" ]	Then five weeks later, I walked into my classroom to find Jenny in her seat, [MASK] She handed in all of her missed homework, completed with thought and excellence.	smiling
[ "late", "soon", "slowly" ]	She was born in 1913 and left high school [MASK] to care for her sick grandmother and mother.	early
[ "kind", "rich", "old" ]	She was born in 1913 and left high school early to care for her [MASK] grandmother and mother.	sick
[ "standing", "put", "singing" ]	On Dec. 1,1955, Rosa Parks and three other black people were 43 [MASK] in the middle area of a bus 44 when a white person got on the bus and wanted a seat.	seated
[ "since", "while", "as" ]	On Dec. 1,1955, Rosa Parks and three other black people were 43 seated in the middle area of a bus 44 [MASK] a white person got on the bus and wanted a seat.	when
[ "recommended", "suggested", "proposed" ]	The bus driver [MASK] that all four black people leave their seats so the white person would not have to sit next to any of them.	demanded
[ "hesitated", "decided", "agreed" ]	The three other blacks got up, but Rosa [MASK] , She was arrested.	refused
[ "warned", "invited", "reminded" ]	Laws in the American South [MASK] black people to attend separate schools, live in separate areas of a city and sit m separate areas on a bus .	forced
[ "taxi", "truck", "ship" ]	Laws in the American South forced black people to attend separate schools, live in separate areas of a city and sit m separate areas on a [MASK] .	bus
[ "outside", "front", "middle" ]	Black people sat in the [MASK] 0fthebus.Both groups could sit in a middle area.	back
[ "Therefore", "Besides", "Otherwise" ]	[MASK] , black people sitting in that part of the bus were expected to leave their seats if a white person wanted to sit there.	However
[ "pretended", "disliked", "stopped" ]	However , black people sitting in that part of the bus were expected to leave their seats if a white person [MASK] to sit there.	wanted
[ "medical", "fair", "serious" ]	Rosa Parks refused to leave her seat just because she was tired of accepting [MASK] treatment.	unequal
[ "blind", "violent", "extreme" ]	This act of [MASK] disobedience started protests in Montgomery that continued for 381 days and led to legal changes in minority rights in the United States.	peaceful
[ "lesson", "means", "trial" ]	She was the first American woman to be so honored, Some people say that Rosa Parks' bravery serves as a(n) [MASK] of the power of small acts.	example
[ "love", "sympathy", "success" ]	She sat down in order that the others might stand up and she opened the doors on the Long journey to [MASK] .	freedom
[ "ran", "drove", "jumped" ]	Philo Farnsworth, the inventor of one of the country's greatest machines was actually born in a log cabin, [MASK] to high school on horse back and without benefit of university degree(indeed, at age 14), thought of the idea of electronic television.	rode
[ "sake", "application", "significance" ]	Philo Farnsworth, the inventor of one of the country's greatest machines was actually born in a log cabin, rode to high school on horse back and without [MASK] of university degree(indeed, at age 14), thought of the idea of electronic television.	benefit
[ "lived", "inherited", "occupied" ]	In 1906 Farnsworth was born in a community near Beaver City, Utah, [MASK] by his grandfather.	settled

[ "Therefore", "However", "Yet" ]

"You can do it," said my mother, " [MASK] , you won't get much business until lunch."

Besides

[ "of", "on", "about" ]

"But I'll never remember the orders, and I'm no good [MASK] money.

with

[ "blame", "fool", "frighten" ]

Please, Mom, don't [MASK] me."

make

[ "bar", "day", "answer" ]

I thought my mother's [MASK] was a bad one, but I obeyed .

idea

[ "guessed", "begged", "admitted" ]

I thought my mother's idea was a bad one, but I [MASK] .

obeyed

[ "angry", "sad", "ashamed" ]

When I got to the bar the next day, I found my mother was [MASK] .

worried

[ "surprised", "impolite", "pleased" ]

The line of people grew, and everybody seemed [MASK] , I was so nervous that my hands shook, and I broke a cup into pieces.

impatient

[ "damaged", "destroyed", "ruined" ]

The line of people grew, and everybody seemed impatient , I was so nervous that my hands shook, and I [MASK] a cup into pieces.

broke

[ "scold", "beat", "save" ]

Then my mother came to [MASK] me, and she also showed me how to make change .

help

[ "money", "lunch", "coffee" ]

Then my mother came to help me, and she also showed me how to make [MASK] .

change

[ "two", "four", "five" ]

If someone gave me $ 5 for something that cost $ 3.25, I handed over [MASK] quarters and a dollar and said, "75 cents makes four dollars, plus one dollar makes five."

three

[ "fairly", "simply", "conveniently" ]

Things went more [MASK] after that.

smoothly

[ "discouraged", "disturbed", "distrusted" ]

I was even a little [MASK] when the sun came out and dried up business.

disappointed

[ "thought", "stated", "announced" ]

My mother said she was proud of me, and when she [MASK] that I work at the snack bar again next year, I did not even shrug.

suggested

[ "preparing", "examining", "describing" ]

I was too busy [MASK] the restaurant I would open one day.

imagining

[ "present", "past", "immediate" ]

While express mail represents efficiency and speed and is popular in China, there is another type of mail emerging as a new business-- " [MASK] mail".

future

[ "supplying", "bringing", "holding" ]

Lin Xiaofan, a senior high school student in Hefei, instructs one of the companies [MASK] the service.

offering

[ "love", "letter", "money" ]

"Offering this service makes people slow down and let them understand the meaning of [MASK] in another way," said Zheng Zhimin, manager at a "future mail" company in Hefei.

time

[ "championship", "reflection", "connection" ]

Zheng thinks "future mail" letters are "reminders of affection, [MASK] , and love."

friendship

[ "Parents", "her", "Mother" ]

Feng Xiao, a youth who feels pressure despite some achievement in her career, decided to write a letter to [MASK] on her 25th birthday and have it delivered five years later on her 30th birthday through a "future mail".

herself

[ "25th", "35th", "20th" ]

Feng Xiao, a youth who feels pressure despite some achievement in her career, decided to write a letter to herself on her 25th birthday and have it delivered five years later on her [MASK] birthday through a "future mail".

30th

[ "early", "later", "future" ]

"I expressed my thoughts about my [MASK] life and my expectations for the future to encourage myself to face up to the challenges of my life with courage," Feng said.

current

[ "reach", "look", "search" ]

"I expressed my thoughts about my current life and my expectations for the future to encourage myself to [MASK] up to the challenges of my life with courage," Feng said.

face

[ "name", "age", "figure" ]

While "future mail" is gaining popularity, some are concerned about what happens if the postal [MASK] of the receiver changes or if the company goes broke before letters are delivered.

address

[ "buy", "compete", "bring" ]

Zheng said customers are required to [MASK] an acceptance form and make an assessment so they can be compensated if their letters or goods are lost or damaged.

complete

[ "words", "contents", "secrets" ]

"I won't be too disappointed even if I cannot receive my letters, because for me what is more important are the [MASK] when I write the letter," said Zhu Min, who works for a foreign company in Shanghai.

feelings

[ "workers", "managers", "employees" ]

Most of the business' [MASK] are college students and young white-collar workers.

customers

[ "draw", "expect", "get" ]

Most people [MASK] their hopes and wishes in the letter so they can experience the connection between the past and the present when they receive the letter.

put

[ "predict", "inspect", "research" ]

Most people put their hopes and wishes in the letter so they can [MASK] the connection between the past and the present when they receive the letter.

experience

[ "so", "although", "for" ]

Most people put their hopes and wishes in the letter so they can experience the connection between the past and the present [MASK] they receive the letter.

when

[ "good", "standard", "great" ]

Cocoa is a ten-year-old dog and I am a sixty-nine-year-old lady, so you can see we both qualify as [MASK] citizens.

senior

[ "tiring", "hungry", "bad" ]

He is a [MASK] companion.

wonderful

[ "leave", "cry", "jump" ]

He does many amusing things that make me [MASK] , and when that happens, he is so delighted that he just keeps it up.

laugh

[ "as", "when", "and" ]

He does many amusing things that make me laugh , and when that happens, he is so delighted [MASK] he just keeps it up.

that

[ "then", "though", "as" ]

I was sitting on the floor playing with him, [MASK] he started pawing and smelling at the right side of my chest .

when

[ "body", "shoulder", "arm" ]

I was sitting on the floor playing with him, when he started pawing and smelling at the right side of my [MASK] .

chest

[ "right", "good", "unexpected" ]

To Cocoa, one "no" is usually [MASK] , but not that day.

enough

[ "hurriedly", "rudely", "slowly" ]

He stopped briefly, and then [MASK] ran toward me, throwing his entire weight at the right side of my chest.

suddenly

[ "surprise", "trouble", "danger" ]

He crashed into me and I cried in [MASK] , falling down to the floor.

pain

[ "experiments", "researches", "papers" ]

I went to my doctors, and after X-rays [MASK] and lab work were done, they told me I had cancer.

tests

[ "cancer", "body", "number" ]

When cancer starts, a [MASK] of calcium builds.

wall

[ "watch", "have", "get" ]

This made it possible for me to [MASK] the lump.

notice

[ "ran", "kept", "entered" ]

I had a complete mastectomy and the cancer has not [MASK] to any other part of my body.

spread

[ "common", "much", "early" ]

The doctors told me if the cancer had gone undetected even six more months, it would have been too [MASK] .

late

[ "ashamed", "afraid", "tired" ]

Was Cocoa [MASK] of just what he was doing?

aware

[ "returning", "skipping", "wandering" ]

When you're living a busy life, every minute must be accounted for, you feel like you must be checking something off the list, or [MASK] to the next destination, And no matter how you divide your attention there's never enough time in a day to catch up.

rushing

[ "lose", "escape", "avoid" ]

When you're living a busy life, every minute must be accounted for, you feel like you must be checking something off the list, or rushing to the next destination, And no matter how you [MASK] your attention there's never enough time in a day to catch up.

divide

[ "neighbor", "friend", "sister" ]

Six years ago I was lucky to have a stop-and-smell-the roses type of [MASK] .When I needed to be out, she was taking her time picking out a purse and a crown.

child

[ "continue", "agree", "decide" ]

When I needed to have a quick lunch, she'd [MASK] to speak to the elderly woman who looked like her grandma.

stop

[ "Wherever", "Although", "Since" ]

[MASK] my child caused me to deviate from my schedule, I thought to myself, "We don't have time for this."

Whenever

[ "money", "space", "permission" ]

Whenever my child caused me to deviate from my schedule, I thought to myself, "We don't have [MASK] for this."

time

[ "happily", "secretly", "anxiously" ]

As a result, the two words I most [MASK] spoke to her were; "Hurry up."

commonly

[ "game", "job", "business" ]

I started my [MASK] with it. "

day

[ "enjoyed", "began", "spent" ]

I [MASK] my day with it.

ended

[ "measure", "reduce", "reach" ]

Although the words did little to [MASK] my child's speed, I said them anyway .

increase

[ "again", "instead", "otherwise" ]

Although the words did little to increase my child's speed, I said them [MASK] .

anyway

[ "settled", "started", "broke" ]

Then one day, things [MASK] .We'd just picked my older daughter up from kindergarten and were getting out of the car.

changed

[ "far", "normally", "quietly" ]

Not going [MASK] enough, my older daughter said to her little sister, "You are so slow."

fast

[ "ourselves", "them", "her" ]

When she crossed her arms and let out a sigh, I saw [MASK] it was a terrible sight.

myself

[ "worried", "appreciated", "supported" ]

I was a mother who pushed and pressured and [MASK] a small who simply wanted to enjoy life.

hurried

[ "credit", "good", "justice" ]

My eyes were opened; I saw the [MASK] my hurried existence was doing to my children.

damage

[ "hope", "prefer", "plan" ]

I looked into my small child's eyes and said, "I [MASK] to be more patient from now on."

promise

[ "begged", "adopted", "fooled" ]

I [MASK] her who was now smiling at her mother's promise.

hugged

[ "lifetime", "minute", "team" ]

Living at a slower speed still takes a(n) [MASK] ,but my younger daughter is my living reminder of why I must keep trying.

effort

[ "for", "to", "among" ]

I'm unfamiliar [MASK] the students, most of them trying to adapt themselves to their new environment.

with

[ "concentrate", "adopt", "devote" ]

I'm unfamiliar with the students, most of them trying to [MASK] themselves to their new environment.

adapt

[ "offered", "bothered", "challenged" ]

When Jennifer [MASK] me with a question on the second day, I was thankful for the chance to connect at least one name with a face.

approached

[ "prepared", "disappointed", "embarrassed" ]

When Jennifer approached me with a question on the second day, I was [MASK] for the chance to connect at least one name with a face.

thankful

[ "so", "or", "and" ]

Her writing wasn't perfect, [MASK] her effort was.

but

[ "receive", "contact", "give" ]

She was excited to [MASK] , which made me enjoy teaching her.

learn

[ "argue", "care", "admit" ]

I didn't [MASK] then how much she would also teach me.

realize

[ "beyond", "to", "with" ]

She wasn't asking a question [MASK] a paper I'd returned.

about

[ "However", "Therefore", "Besides" ]

[MASK] , she said quietly: "I didn't attend classes yesterday.

Instead

[ "shy", "excited", "delighted" ]

I gave her a sideways look, [MASK] .

astonished

[ "impressed", "supported", "attracted" ]

I'm fine now," she [MASK] me.

comforted

[ "expecting", "producing", "taking" ]

Two nights later, her father called to tell me that Jennifer would be [MASK] a few classes.

missing

[ "better", "sicker", "heavier" ]

Her condition grew [MASK] .

worse

[ "hardly", "mainly", "frequently" ]

I was [MASK] frightened when I saw the pale, thin and weak girl who, only ten days earlier, had displayed life and warmth in my classroom.

truly

[ "success", "school", "attitude" ]

A week later, Jennifer herself called me to tell me she was on the road to [MASK] .

recovery

[ "idea", "influence", "opinion" ]

"I have no [MASK] that you'll be with us."

doubt

[ "shares", "creates", "exchanges" ]

I remembered what her father had said in his first phone call: "school [MASK] everything to Jenny."

means

[ "crying", "sobbing", "shaking" ]

Then five weeks later, I walked into my classroom to find Jenny in her seat, [MASK] She handed in all of her missed homework, completed with thought and excellence.

smiling

[ "late", "soon", "slowly" ]

She was born in 1913 and left high school [MASK] to care for her sick grandmother and mother.

early

[ "kind", "rich", "old" ]

She was born in 1913 and left high school early to care for her [MASK] grandmother and mother.

sick

[ "standing", "put", "singing" ]

On Dec. 1,1955, Rosa Parks and three other black people were 43 [MASK] in the middle area of a bus 44 when a white person got on the bus and wanted a seat.

seated

[ "since", "while", "as" ]

On Dec. 1,1955, Rosa Parks and three other black people were 43 seated in the middle area of a bus 44 [MASK] a white person got on the bus and wanted a seat.

when

[ "recommended", "suggested", "proposed" ]

The bus driver [MASK] that all four black people leave their seats so the white person would not have to sit next to any of them.

demanded

[ "hesitated", "decided", "agreed" ]

The three other blacks got up, but Rosa [MASK] , She was arrested.

refused

[ "warned", "invited", "reminded" ]

Laws in the American South [MASK] black people to attend separate schools, live in separate areas of a city and sit m separate areas on a bus .

forced

[ "taxi", "truck", "ship" ]

Laws in the American South forced black people to attend separate schools, live in separate areas of a city and sit m separate areas on a [MASK] .

bus

[ "outside", "front", "middle" ]

Black people sat in the [MASK] 0fthebus.Both groups could sit in a middle area.

back

[ "Therefore", "Besides", "Otherwise" ]

[MASK] , black people sitting in that part of the bus were expected to leave their seats if a white person wanted to sit there.

However

[ "pretended", "disliked", "stopped" ]

However , black people sitting in that part of the bus were expected to leave their seats if a white person [MASK] to sit there.

wanted

[ "medical", "fair", "serious" ]

Rosa Parks refused to leave her seat just because she was tired of accepting [MASK] treatment.

unequal

[ "blind", "violent", "extreme" ]

This act of [MASK] disobedience started protests in Montgomery that continued for 381 days and led to legal changes in minority rights in the United States.

peaceful

[ "lesson", "means", "trial" ]

She was the first American woman to be so honored, Some people say that Rosa Parks' bravery serves as a(n) [MASK] of the power of small acts.

example

[ "love", "sympathy", "success" ]

She sat down in order that the others might stand up and she opened the doors on the Long journey to [MASK] .

freedom

[ "ran", "drove", "jumped" ]

Philo Farnsworth, the inventor of one of the country's greatest machines was actually born in a log cabin, [MASK] to high school on horse back and without benefit of university degree(indeed, at age 14), thought of the idea of electronic television.

rode

[ "sake", "application", "significance" ]

Philo Farnsworth, the inventor of one of the country's greatest machines was actually born in a log cabin, rode to high school on horse back and without [MASK] of university degree(indeed, at age 14), thought of the idea of electronic television.

benefit

[ "lived", "inherited", "occupied" ]

In 1906 Farnsworth was born in a community near Beaver City, Utah, [MASK] by his grandfather.

settled