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1. The core of the moon is much smaller, in relation to its size, _____ of the planets.

2. Silver is sometimes mixed with copper _______ an alloy that is harder and stronger than pure silver.

3. Samuel Clemens, _____ under the pen name Mark Twain, created characters that reflected purely American traits and habits.

4. _____ beetles have hard wing cases that protect the wings when not in use.

6. __________ mosquito bites a human being or other animal suffering from a certain disease,. it carries off the disease germs in its saliva.

7. _____ in 1607, Jamestown in Virginia was the first settlement in the New World.

8. Both the lantern fish and the deep sea angler _____ a luminous gland system in their bodies.

9. An effective paragraph must _____ be unified and ordered but also complete.

10. _____, the Mormons fled from Illinois in 1846.

11. Aristotle, ____ the greatest of the Greek philosophers, wrote extensively about physics and other sciences.

12. Exactly _____ we can replace our soil disappearing through erosion is not known.

13. ____ varieties of potato that produce three-quarters of the U.S. potato crop.

14. Henry Ford, _____, was an outstanding innovator.

15. Pheasants spend most of their time on the ground, _____ many species perch in trees at night.

16. Wind erodes the land by picking up grains of sand and hurling it against rocks.

17. The Kodak was the first camera designed specifically for both mass production or amateur use.

18. Phlebitis, an inflammation of a vein, can develop in any part of the body, but it most commonly occurs in their legs.

19. Certain bacteria can capture light energy and uses it to make food.

20. During the 1850s and 1860s many people began to experiment with the artist possibilities of

photography.

21. Aristotle believed that the mind or soul, who the Greeks called psyche, was separate from the body.

22. The earth is the only planet with a large number of oxygen in its atmosphere. 

23. The exciting, naturally, free movement of modern dance began with Isadora Duncan.

24. Albany, a city on the Hudson River, was the capital of New York State since 1797.

25. Birds have a poor sense of smell but very good hearings and eyesight.

26. Placebos look like real drugs, but most consist only in sugar or a salt solution.

27. The Pueblo Indians have traditionally live in stone or adobe structures that resemble apartment buildings.

27. Fabrics woven from plastic fibers feel soft, but the fibers are make from hard plastics.

29. In about I960, chemists have developed synthetic pheromones that are used to control insect pests.

30. The spinal cord is the main pathway for messages traveling between the brain to the rest of the body.

31. After Yellowstone National Park was set up in 1871 as the first National Park, another national parks have been established throughout the world.

32. Nearly all chemical agents are harmful to living tissue if enough of them is taken.

33. In 1875, the American philosopher William James founded what was probable the world’s first psychology

34. Few natural prairie regions remain in the world because of most of them have been turned into farms or grazing land.

35. Most species of pigeons live in flocks, and many of the flocks consist more than one species.

36. Astronomers do not think are there any planets in the solar system beyond Pluto.

37. When an enemy scares a porcupine fish, it enters a hole in a rock and to fill its stomach with water to make its spines stick out.

38. Robert Frost was not well known as a poet until he reached the forties.

39. Mushrooms get their food by to cause vegetable matter to decay.

40. The pharynx plays an important significant role in speech, especially in the production of vowel sounds.