For the sentences below,underline the clue word(s)and fill in your own word or phrase in the blank space provided. 1. Intraditional Japanese woodblock prints, the portrayal of human emotions is __ . Yet, the elements of nature, such as waves and trees,are rendered with dynamic movement and energy, giving them a vibrant, almost animated character. 2.Contemporaries of American novelist F. Scott Fitzgerald praised only his two novels about the flamboyance and excess of the Jazz Age taking __ view of his work . However, he wrote four novels, story collections, and 164 short stories about a broad range of topics. 3. Computer scientist Guido Van Rossum __ that in the next 15 years artificial intelligence will replace many entry level computer programmers. This possibility is alarming and concerning for many studying computer sciences, but Van Rossum still believes that humans will be necessary to check the code and fix errors artificial intelligence will create. 4. According to many environmentalists, disposing of organic waste in landfills is a damaging practice because organic waste decomposes into methane gas which is a significant contributor to global warming. Maggots may provide __ alternative: maggots consume organic waste before it can decompose into methane gas and become a protein source for livestock and pets. 5. Within the coral reefs of the Great Barrier Reef, marine biologists are studying the clownfish (Amphiprioninae) to assess if the type of anemone it calls home has a __ effect on the clownfish's behavior - that is, to observe if there are notable changes in behavior between clownfish living in different types of anemones. 6. Although Killer Whales are well known for their ability to hunt as a pack, their true advantage in the ocean is their incredible ability to detect the species of a fish by echolocation. Marine biologists believe this heightened __ to the echo of their sounds allows the Killer Whales to only exert energy when a hunt will be worthwhile to them. 7. While the majority of flowering plants rely on insect pollination to reproduce , this requirement is not __ For example, the common dandelion (Taraxacum officinale)is well adapted for wind pollination, allowing it to propagate even in environments without pollinators. 8.Bioluminescence is a common nocturnal defense strategy employed by deep-sea creatures such as jellyfish and certain fish species. Recent studies by marine biologists of the mid-ocean depths have uncovered a __ ability in Dinoflagellates, a species of algae, that also emit light, which startled and deterred deep-sea predators from feeding on them. 9. __ mathematician Andrew Wiles is most famous for his proof of Fermat's Last Theorem, which went unsolved for more than 300 years. After years of hard work,Wiles published the proof in 1994, marking a significant achievement in the field of mathematics. 10. During the French Revolution, many pieces of art were seized or destroyed , including many masterpieces. Due to the political upheaval, many private collections and royal repositories became __ of their invaluable pieces.

1. In traditional Japanese woodblock prints, the portrayal of human emotions is **static**. Yet, the elements of nature, such as waves and trees, are rendered with dynamic movement and energy, giving them a vibrant, almost animated character.<br />2. Contemporaries of American novelist F. Scott Fitzgerald praised only his two novels about the flamboyance and excess of the Jazz Age, taking **a narrow** view of his work. However, he wrote four novels, story collections, and 164 short stories about a broad range of topics.<br />3. Computer scientist Guido Van Rossum **predicts** that in the next 15 years artificial intelligence will replace many entry-level computer programmers. This possibility is alarming and concerning for many studying computer sciences, but Van Rossum still believes that humans will be necessary to check the code and fix errors artificial intelligence will create.<br />4. According to many environmentalists, disposing of organic waste in landfills is a damaging practice because organic waste decomposes into methane gas which is a significant contributor to global warming. Maggots may provide **an** alternative: maggots consume organic waste before it can decompose into methane gas and become a protein source for livestock and pets.<br />5. Within the coral reefs of the Great Barrier Reef, marine biologists are studying the clownfish (Amphiprioninae) to assess if the type of anemone it calls home has a **significant** effect on the clownfish's behavior - that is, to observe if there are notable changes in behavior between clownfish living in different types of anemones.<br />6. Although Killer Whales are well known for their ability to hunt as a pack, their true advantage in the ocean is their incredible ability to detect the species of a fish by echolocation. Marine biologists believe this heightened **sensitivity** to the echo of their sounds allows the Killer Whales to only exert energy when a hunt will be worthwhile to them.<br />7. While the majority of flowering plants rely on insect pollination to reproduce, this requirement is not **universal**. For example, the common dandelion (Taraxacum officinale) is well adapted for wind pollination, allowing it to propagate even in environments without pollinators.<br />8. Bioluminescence is a common nocturnal defense strategy employed by deep-sea creatures such as jellyfish and certain fish species. Recent studies by marine biologists of the mid-ocean depths have uncovered a **similar** ability in Dinoflagellates, a species of algae, that also emit light, which startled and deterred deep-sea predators from feeding on them.<br />9. **Renowned** mathematician Andrew Wiles is most famous for his proof of Fermat's Last Theorem, which went unsolved for more than 300 years. After years of hard work, Wiles published the proof in 1994, marking a significant achievement in the field of mathematics.<br />10. During the French Revolution, many pieces of art were seized or destroyed, including many masterpieces. Due to the political upheaval, many private collections and royal repositories became **orphaned** of their invaluable pieces.