New Sentences — Choose the Correct Word
These sentences are new — they do not come directly from the article. Choose the vocabulary word or phrase that best completes each one.
1.The old melody had a quality that stayed with her for days.
2.The lawyer read the will of the relative to the whole family.
3.The abandoned house at the end of the street looked at night.
4.When he heard the strange noise in the attic, he felt a .
5.She could hear a faint coming from the old pipes.
6.The alarm went off in the middle of the night. in bed, too scared to move.
7.Before the big exam, her with worry.
8.Sooner or later, you'll have to and tell him the truth.
9.He over the loose rug in the dark hallway.
10.She at her watch and realized she was already late.
11.He said it would rain, and , it started pouring an hour later.
12.We apologize for any caused by the delay.
13.The curious cat into the box before jumping in.