NOUN
“A knife can be a dangerous ____ if used the wrong way.”
WEAPON
“She hopes to ____ some fish for dinner.”
CATCH
“He works ____ to help his family.”
HARD
“The hunter fired one ____ and the bird fell.”
SHOT
“I need to ____ dinner before my guests arrive.”
PREPARE
“Camping is a great way to enjoy the ____.”
OUTDOORS
“They stayed after school to ____ for the basketball game.”
PRACTICE
“You should try sushi at least ____ — it’s delicious!”
ONCE
“They took a long ____ along the beach.”
WALK
“A ____ is a bird that can swim and has a black head.”
DUCK
“They moved from the city to the ____ to enjoy a quieter life.”
COUNTRY
“Don’t ____ until you see the target clearly.”
SHOOT
“She read the ____ book in just two days.”
WHOLE
“He visited ____ countries during his summer vacation.”
SEVERAL
“Don’t make the same mistake ____!”
TWICE
“There are ____ of reasons to visit this beautiful city.”
PLENTY
“Accidents on the road ____ thousands of people every year.”
KILL
“You should make your ____ decision.”
OWN
“A ____ is a type of gun that can be held in one hand.”
PISTOL
“Some people ____ animals for food, others for sport.”
HUNT
“You need a strong fishing ____ if you want to catch large fish.”
LINE
“She ____ live in Paris before moving to London.”
USED TO
“We can’t go any ____ — the road is closed.”
FARTHER
FURTHER
“Please read the ____ carefully before using the machine.”
INSTRUCTIONS
“People from ____ the world watched the football final.”
WHOLE