As the girl strolled ____ the woods, she was frightened by the ____ wolf she came across. He completed the ____ project ____, making sure every detail was correct. The boy was ____ in his decisions to go bother his ____ friend. Connor sat in the seat, eyes ____ as he listened to the ____ voice of his mother. It was ____ when the family went outside, walking ____ the wet sand of the beach. The moon ____ over the water as the girl sat on the bench, eyes ____ as she stared at the book. Sydney Crosby skated ____ the rink, ____ moving around the nearby players as he shot the puck into the left ____ of the net. I grab the phone, hands ____ as I tap the ____ phone screen with my daughters contact. I ____ press the phone to my ear. The ____ wind blew the kite ____ into the sky. The boy continued to cry at the loss of his ____ kite. I usually have a ____ party at home, but this year I asked mom if I could have a ____ bowling party. Mom was surprised but ____. She asked me who I wanted to ask from my class, and I said everyone in my homeroom plus Summer. He sucked in a breath and ran a ____ hand through his hair. "Nothing surprises me ____," he forced out through ____ teeth. Then it hits you: Everything is ____. No cars ____. No buses going ____ the street. Then you run over to the window, and outside everything is covered in white. A ____, shattering noise split the air so loudly that Thomas looked back. His eyes drifted ____, where a ____ section of the ceiling had torn loose. A ____ teacher stood by the door, greeting everyone cheerfully as we walked in. The classroom felt ____ and welcoming, and the sunlight streamed ____ through the windows. Julian narrowed his eyes and looked at me like I was the ____ moron in the world. "It's called Skeleton Hill because it was an ____ Indian burial ground, duh," he said. "Anyway, it should be called Garbage Hill ____, it's so freakin' junky, Last time I was there it was so gross, like with soda cans and ____ bottles and stuff." He shook his head. Thomas and his friends followed the Rat Man down the ____ corridors ____. As they walked, Jason narrated the journey as if he were a tour guide. He explained that the facility didn't have many windows because of the often ____ weather outside. The stormy sky darkened ____ as the wind began to pick up. Students rushed across the ____ field, hoping to reach the school ____ before the rain started. A ____ flash of lightning lit up the clouds, followed ____ by a loud rumble of thunder. I walked ____ through the exhibits, taking in every detail. The ____ preserved artifacts told ____ stories about people who lived long ago. I listened ____ as the guide explained how each object played an important role in the past. ____ gasps escaped from the room, and finally Thomas could see faces, several of them. Mouths gagged and eyes open ____ in panic. The guards were tied up and laid out of the floor from head to toe, side by side, filling up the ____ room. The door led to a ____ room filled with tables that were littered with tools and ____ of metal and machine parts. On the far side, a large piece of canvas had been hung against the wall. Thomas ran to it and ripped it down. Behind it he found a dully ____ wall of gray framed by a rectangle of shiny ____, and next to it, a control box.

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