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Fashion
Fill in the Blank
Expressions
The 50 States
100
She yet hasn't gotten dressed.
She hasn't YET gotten dressed.
("Yet" comes after "hasn't".)
100
What is the name of the type of pants she is wearing?
Bell Bottoms
100
I am ____ pasta for dinner tonight.
a) cooking
( also correct: making or preparing)
100
Over the Hill
To be old.
Happy Birthday! You're over the hill, now.
100
This state is known for it's city nicknamed "The Big Apple"
New York 
200
Swimming is a favorite hobby of hers, but in the winter, she prefer skiing.
prefer ---> prefers
200
Name for this popular type of necklace.
Choker.
200
When playing the piano, it is important to have ____ fingers.
a) tight b) nimble c) coarse d) knuckled
nimble
relaxed & fast
200
To talk it out
To solve a problem by talking about it.
The congressmen could not agree, but they talked it out and soon found a solution.
200
These four states make up the tourist destination the "Four Corners"
Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, & Utah
300
Joaquin always is late to class.
is always late
(Always, still, never, just, constantly--adverbs that express time--come after the verb "to be".)
300
Cowboy boots
300
The President called for a ___ on all gun sales.
a) ban b) lame c) no d) lock
ban
300
The Black Market
A "marketplace" where illegal goods are bought and sold.
(Refers to any organization that sells things illegally)
300
How is this state pronounced: "Missouri"?
Miz-or-ee
400
I heard you went to the music festival. You see your favorite band perform?
DID you see your favorite band perform?
400
Cuff link
400
What do you think of the protestors? Do you share their ______ ?
a) intricacies b) fate c) grievances
d) knowledge
Grievances
A set of complaints, and wants for something to change.
400
Poppin' bottles
To open a bottle of champagne.
400
What does "D.C." in Washington D.C. stand for?
(Note: Washington D.C. is not a state)
District of Columbia
Washington D.C is a district, not a state.
500
I have lived in Colorado for more than 5 years. In one month, I will been lived here for 6 years. How time flies!
I will have been living here
Future Perfect Continuous
(also correct, the Past Perfect tense: I will have lived here for 6 years)
500
(Arrow #1) -- What is the name of this part of men's clothing?
Lapel
500
In the early 1900s in the United States, most former slaves worked as ______ on farms for little or no money.
a) carpenters b) coal miners c) welders
d) sharecroppers
Sharecroppers
500
Catch 22
An ironic or paradoxical situation with no satisfying solution.
A man loses his glasses. He can't find them, because he needs his glasses to see. It is a Catch 22.
500
Oklahoma!
Fun fact: Oklahoma! is the name of a famous American musical set in its namesake. Very famous here in America.