Chapter 2: Are These Distinctions Worth Making? (See related pages) 1 "_____________ under a sun lamp is potentially dangerous," the dermatologist old the television audience. A) Laying B) Lying 2 Academic advisers sometimes have a difficult time _____________ journalism majors to take a foreign language. A) convincing B) persuading 3 The school superintendent said student editors _____________ publish their editorials without being censored. A) can B) may 4 The summer interns are _____________ to get their first assignments. A) eager B) anxious 5 _____________ they are inexperienced, the interns do not expect to get the best assignments. A) Because B) Since 6 The advertising sales director is concerned about the _____________ of viewers the news program attracts. A) amount B) number 7 Speaking _____________ his members, the union president reported the workers' concerns to the contract negotiators. A) in behalf of B) on behalf of 8 The reporter _____________ the reluctant photographer to the city council meeting. A) dragged B) drug 9 _____________ he liked taking pictures of exciting events, the photographer hated sitting through meetings. A) Although B) While 10 Over time, mass communicators learn that going without adequate sleep is _____________. A) unhealthy B) unhealthful
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