Fill in the sentences. 1. The other sniper was fooled by the deception when the cap and rifle fell; his had succeeded.

2. For an official to be thrown out of office, he must initially be , or charged before a tribunal.

3. James was more than gloomy and dressed all in black as a gothic character, creating a impression.

4. A cause and flow chart shows the relationships between origin and result.

5. In Ireland’s civil war, the Republicans and Free Staters in Dublin had the government buildings, and soldiers surrounded the city in attack.

6. The of the British over Native Americans is better known than the dominance of Great Britain over the Aborigines of Australia.

7. The old woman began to talk to the man in the of the tank, but because she was not inside the revolving structure for guns, she was exposed to crossfire.

8. The highways and bridges are important to our great city.

9. Rather than date someone who tries to you, you should go out with someone who provides space and freedom.

10. Although I first appeared engaged in the art class, I wound up feeling in taking it.

11. From behind, the sun the Empire State building until the sun moves in front of the building to expose the details of the architecture.

12. Jenny’s happiness turned to when the butterfly she captured died.

13. Examining her conduct, the committee will either endorse or its president.

14. The field hockey coach hopes to her players positively; otherwise, she did not shape the team well during all of their practices.

15. We hope to reinstate the rule that was by the commission’s vote last year.

16. Tom was biased about sports – the Pats had to win! He couldn’t understand how his friend Sam could be so about the outcome of the Patriots’ playoff game.

Abrogate, Hegemony, Infrastructure, Lugubrious, Subjugate, Affect, Effect, Disinterested, Uninterested, Impeach, Beleaguer, Ruse, Silhouette, Remorse, Turret, Parapet, Paroxysm, Fleecy, Iodine, Fanatic.