Vocabulary Completion Exercises for The Musical Fisherman
The Exercises
Complete the following story using the correct words.
At the U.S. Open tennis match this afternoon there was some very
strange
entertainment. Between matches a large
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creature
merrily
net
hauled
cast
tune
upon
melody
leapt
perverse
threw
attract
in the shape of a tennis ball _______________ ___________ the court.
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creature
merrily
net
hauled
cast
tune
upon
melody
leapt
perverse
threw
attract
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creature
merrily
net
hauled
cast
tune
upon
melody
leapt
perverse
threw
attract
First, it
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creature
merrily
net
hauled
cast
tune
upon
melody
leapt
perverse
threw
attract
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creature
merrily
net
hauled
cast
tune
upon
melody
leapt
perverse
threw
attract
itself into the _______________________ and rolled to the edge of the court.
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creature
merrily
net
hauled
cast
tune
upon
melody
leapt
perverse
threw
attract
Then it stood up and began to sing a
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creature
merrily
net
hauled
cast
tune
upon
melody
leapt
perverse
threw
attract
I recognized the ____________ but was glad when it was over.
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creature
merrily
net
hauled
cast
tune
upon
melody
leapt
perverse
threw
attract
After the song, this tennis ball creature __________ a basket of tennis balls
from the edge of the court
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creature
merrily
net
hauled
cast
tune
upon
melody
leapt
perverse
threw
attract
and proceeded to ______________ them into the audience. I was lucky
not to be hit by them.
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creature
merrily
net
hauled
cast
tune
upon
melody
leapt
perverse
threw
attract
I've never seen such _______ entertainment at the U.S. Open.
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creature
merrily
net
hauled
cast
tune
upon
melody
leapt
perverse
threw
attract
It was of course an advertisement for a new brand of tennis ball. It is surprising to
see what advertisers will do to ___________ attention.
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creature
merrily
net
hauled
cast
tune
upon
melody
leapt
perverse
threw
attract
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