For given sentences think of ONE word only which can be used appropriately in all three sentences. TIP: The words before or after the gap will usually tell you if the word you are looking for is part of an expression.

A. All toys in the shop are made individually by .......... . B. Sarah promised her mother that she would give her a ......... with the housework after school. C. The students have been told that they must .......... in their essays by Friday.
A. Why don't we go for a ........ along the coast this afternoon? B. I paid them more than I expected; they ........... a hard bargain. C. Sorry but this music is going to ......... me mad.
A. The teacher waited for the class to .......... down before she began the lesson. B. It took Anna a few months to .......... into her new school. C. I'd like to ......... my account, please.
A. James leaned over to ........ the candle on the table. B. It was just getting ........ outside as June left the house to go to work that morning. C. New evidence came to .......... in the case after months of investigation.
A. The news reporter ......... the story from start to finish. B. The forest fire ......... an area of nearly five square miles. C. He ............ his face with his scarf to protect himself from the icy wind.