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(3) To complete each item, choose the best word among the each five choices.

1. The police are giving him the (@@third@ ) degree.
2. The editors made (@eleventh@ )-hour changes in the magazine.
3. I donft want to play (@@second@ ) fiddle to anyone.
4. There is too much (@@red@ ) tape in obtaining the contract.
5. He told me out of the (@@blue@ ) that hefd quit his company.
6. He found John (@pacing@ ) around the flat, unable to sleep.
7. She was sent for trial yesterday accused of (@@pushing@ ) drugs.
8. They will (@screen@ ) all their candidates.
9. During the past few years the government has (@staggered@ ) the summer vacation periods for students.
10. With five guns suddenly (@@trained@ ) on him, he was understandably nervous.

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@@@@6`10 @screen, stagger, train, pace, push
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(4) To complete each item, choose the best phrases among the five choices.

1. I would guess that the market has now (@bottomed@ ) (@out@ ) .
2. We had to (@@shell@ ) (@out@ ) a lot of money for our new house in the suburbs.
3. We want to (@@pin@ ) (@@down@ ) the source of this problem quickly.
4. He tried to (@@palm@ )(@@off@ ) the painting as a genuine Cezanne, but the dealer's suspicions were aroused by the low price he asked.
5. The regular Wednesday meeting will be (@hold@ ) (@@over@ ) until next week.
   
 
@@@bottom out, hold over, palm off, pin down, shell out
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