Mary Mary wanted something to do, anything to do. Her reason

Mary Mary wanted something to do, anything to do. Her reason was twofold: one, she wanted with good conscience to escape Glendas chore list; and two, she wanted to 32 ______ her mind busy and off last night and Maxs good-night kiss. She looked at the framed photo of her and Glenda on her desk. It мейд her smile; they didnt even 33 ______ alike though they were twins. Leaving of musing, she shoved the paperwork on her desk aside and crossed her ankles comfortably on the space shed cleared. Then she popped a cold can of Pepsi, and 34 ______ her situation. The following day there was no 35 ______ for Mary to escape Glendas chore list; not if she still wanted Glenda to agree to throw a surprise birthday party for Max. After 36 ______ a phone call to Uncle Robert to ask him to check around and see what he could hear about a hockey fan named Perry, she reluctantly started in on the list of chores Glenda had handed her at breakfast. It was a foggy windblown day outside just мейд for warm sweaters and socks, the comfort clothes she adored. Living in St. Louis, one could 37 ______ the weather to change at any moment. Mary almost didnt hear the knock at the door when it came so close after the thunder. She saw a good-looking stranger who said, Im looking 38 ______ Glenda. Looking down at a piece of paper in his хэнд he read, Her name is Glenda Johnson. Look, maybe I have the wrong address. This is some sort of bed and breakfast, isnt it?. He looked confused. 1) hold 2) put 3) fix 4) keep 1) look 2) glance 3) see 4) watch 1) reflected 2) considered 3) thought 4) assumed 1) path 2) route 3) way 4) road 1) making 2) giving 3) taking 4) doing 1) await 2) expect 3) imagine 4) believe 1) after 2) in 3) for 4) up