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- 3. ?, Mr. Cornwell arrives first at the school, disarms the alarm, and turns on the lights.
- 4. Majestically, the eagle liked to perch itself on the house’s ? as if it was the lord of the manor.
- 6. The creature in the wall ? the alarm system when it escaped and wandered down the hallway.
- 8. When Mr. Cornwell went to Greece, he embraced the ? features of some of the churches.
- 10. Residents ? their fears of criminals by installing sophisticated security devices.
- 12. Seeing the ? light on the security system, the owners knew not to enter the house and contacted the police immediately.
- 13. Hearing the ? of the car alarm for fifteen minutes annoyed all of the residents as the owner tried to remember how to immobilize the sound.
- 14. Obviously, the family was suspicious of the ? of strangers wandering in the neighbourhood.
- 16. After many false alarms, the family wondered about the ? of the security system.
- 18. Ms Fong ? to think what would happen if someone stole Mr. Tesarski’s red wagon with the supplies for phys. Ed.
- 20. Before a packed house, the leader of the Neighbourhood Watch delivered a(an) ? about safeguards residents can take at home.
- 21. Protectively, the ? tried to overcome their fears by installing more elaborate security systems.
- 25. Nervously, the resident noticed the ? of a figure below the street light.
- 26. The large security company offered a(an) ? of security systems meeting most people’s income and needs.
- 27. They had trouble ? the friendliness of the employers to their cook and hostility towards the cook’s brother when he came to pick up his sister.
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- 1. The ? gardener was willing to travel to different places where there was work.
- 2. When slicing bread or tomato, it is easier using a knife with ?.
- 5. The bulkiness of the cameras around the house ruined its ?, creating quite the eyesore.
- 7. As usual, the father was ? from his sleep by the beeping of his phone.
- 9. For their safety, they ? to the Neighbourhood Watch program.
- 11. During the robbery, the bedroom had been ?, leaving quite the mess for the owners.
- 15. As ? for the broken security alarm, the company offered them six months of service for no charge.
- 17. Due to neglect, some of the ? of the homes required some painting and repairs.
- 19. Every summer, Ms Williamson planted flowers in ornate ? and placed them in the front yard by the main entrance.
- 22. Not surprisingly, Ms Fong ? Mr. Tesarski to stop making fun of her age and height.
- 23. ?, the stranger approached the woman and her child for some help, frightening them in the process.
- 24. Demandingly, the residents wanted a law against ? from entering the neighbourhood and causing problems.
- 28. Warily, residents were on the lookout for a(an) ? who was entering through the backyard like the previous robberies.