1. The Roosevelts spent a year in Europe traveling about, seeing ___ sights, visiting museums. (history) 2. If Teddy wanted a ___ career, he would have to go abroad for three years of study. (science) 3. He learned that ___ is a matter of give and take. (policy) 4. The Labor Party had nominated a popular and ___ leader. (power) 5. While running for presidency he made three to five ___ every day. (speak) 6. People loved their new president for his ___ . (young) 7. He started on his biggest and most ___ project. (success) 8. He described ___ deeds of American people. (hero) 9. They were ideal parents because they had ___ patience, love for children and the home life. (end) 10. In the 19th century there was ___ in London, homelessness and all attendant problems associated with big cities. (poor) 11. He had come to England shortly after the ___ of his mother. (dead) 12. This new CD tower system is attractive and ___ . (style) 13. Each evening Julia would surf through the World Wide Web in at all the information available. (amaze) 14. When a boy found a lizard he measured the total ___ of its tail with his ruler. (long) 15. We found the script ___ , and we enjoyed the dialogue between the main characters very much. (fascinate) 16. The water in many lakes and rivers is ___ . As a result, it needs to be cleaned before people can drink it. (pure) 17. ___ in large multinational companies have excellent career opportunities if they are willing to travel. (employ) 18. From this spot, we travel through ___ , rolling country to Gettysburg, a town of historic interest. (picture) 19. His dream was to become the world’s greatest ___ . (biology) 20. The lack of knowledge or reliance upon ___ is harmful. (information) 21. The population ___ in this area is very low. (dense) 22. Such kind of behavior only seems ___ . (logical) 23. The theme of his report was ___ for war. (ready) 24. On the yacht we’ve often seen passengers talking in whispers and exchanging packages. (mystery)