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Males leave the family unit between the ages of 12-15 and may lead solitary __________________ or live temporarily with other males. | LIFE

Apollo Apollo was one of the ancient Greek gods. He was the god of music, the god of healing, and is also seen as a pastoral god, protecting flocks of sheep from __________________. | WOLF

“Any more questions?” he asked the students. “Yes, sir,” the __________________ replied. “Can we have our teacher back?” | CHILD

A selfless man Everybody knows how important it is to be a blood donor. Your blood may save several human __________________. | LIFE

Now everybody sends New Year cards. __________________ love making New Year cards and giving them to their parents. | CHILD

Now mostly __________________ wear skirts of different colours, styles and length. | WOMAN

There’s no doubt that __________________ are going to like this invention very much. | WOMAN

From the history of sweaters Probably every person in the world has at least one sweater. It is a very popular item of clothing now, especially for __________________, who don’t like buttons and zips. | CHILD

Small __________________ like to play with Khokhloma spoons and use them as musical instruments. | CHILD

About fables A fable is a fictional story. It often features animals like __________________ and lions, mythical creatures or forces of nature. | MOUSE

Snow Snow is beautiful. People all over the world, especially __________________, love looking at it or even playing with it. | CHILD

For example, one should eat apples and carrots to keep their __________________ healthy. | TOOTH

Furthermore, it was the first time when __________________ could compete in weightlifting and modern pentathlon. | WOMAN

One way is to use special devices. Still, __________________ can see a lie without any gadgets. | WOMAN

Mother Mouse smiled, “My dear, that horrible creature was a harmless bird, but that beautiful animal with the fluffy fur was a cat who eats __________________. | MOUSE

We must take care of them so that our __________________ can see these beautiful flowers. | CHILD

A clever solution In 1140 the town of Weinsberg in Germany was attacked by King Conrad III and his army. The town was very small and had no chance to survive. King Conrad III said that only __________________ could leave the town. | WOMAN

Edison started with a 40-hour life light bulb and finally made a bulb that lasted for 1500 hours. This certainly revolutionized human __________________ at that time. | LIFE

In Scandinavia __________________ cook rice with nuts and not turkey for New Year. | WOMAN

Ladybirds Ladybirds are beautiful creatures. Farmers love them as they help the crops to stay healthy. __________________ look for them because they believe if you catch a ladybird and let it go free, it will bring good luck and happiness. | CHILD

It is usually __________________ who take care of pot plants. They water them and set them out so that they can get some sunshine. | WOMAN

His books are classics of literature for __________________. | CHILD

The most famous book for kids Have you read Mary Poppins? It is a series of eight books for __________________ written by P.L.Travers and published over the period from 1934 to 1988. | CHILD

It is because they love the sound of the snow creaking under their __________________. | FOOT