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20 Chapter 1 <strong>Words</strong> About People5. <strong>The</strong> billionaire Li Ka-Shing has given moneyto help victims <strong>of</strong> floods and earthquakes in his home town <strong>of</strong>Chaozhou, China.6. <strong>The</strong> waiter balanced two huge platters as hewalked to the table.7. <strong>The</strong> manager lectured employees abouthonesty, but stole money from the company.8. Children’s tastes in food are and changefrom day to day.9. Problems with my college courses and my job put me in a(n)mood.10. <strong>The</strong> woman believed the dishonest mechanicwhen he told her that the oil change would cost $10,000.■ Using Related <strong>Words</strong>Complete each sentence with the correct <strong>for</strong>m. Use each choice only once.1. venerate, venerableTHOMAS JEFFERSON (1743–1826):THIRD U.S. PRESIDENTPeople <strong>of</strong> the United Statesthe “FoundingFathers.” Among the mostis ThomasJefferson, chief author <strong>of</strong> the Declaration <strong>of</strong> Independence, thirdpresident <strong>of</strong> the United States, founder <strong>of</strong> the University <strong>of</strong>Virginia, talented architect, and speaker <strong>of</strong> seven languages. Hewas a brilliant man and a great patriot.2. hypocrite, hypocriticalDespite his deep-seated belief in freedom, Jefferson was ain some ways. In the Declaration <strong>of</strong> Independence,he wrote that people have a right to liberty, yet theJefferson kept slaves.Copyright © Cengage Learning. All rights reserved.

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