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Cinderella's story is the classic formula for happiness. A beautiful young woman grows up ___ neglect and abuse only to one day experience love and honor in the arms of a prince.

This fairy tale and other such stories ___ culture and language.

All over the world there are ___ of Cinderella and other popular fairy tales.

I cannot deny the number of times I've dreamt about the fairy-tale ___ of life when lying in bed.

Yet, at the same time, I can't help ___ wonder about how we are educating our children.

...the handsome, charming prince who will ride in on a big white horse and ___ her away to a distant castle...

Sure, those stories ___ parents' dreams for their babies...

Come to think of it ___, the pretty and good young woman only marries the prince after she has ___ culture and language.

Come to think of it ___, the pretty and good young woman only marries the prince after she has ___ culture and language.

A mallwalker, Baron was finishing his daily ___ with his wife Sylvia at a West Palm Beach, Fla., shopping center on March 12...

...when he ___ 3-year-old Morgan Scott ___ on a ledge near the escalator.

...when he ___ 3-year-old Morgan Scott ___ on a ledge near the escalator.

Suddenly the curly-haired tyke ___ the rubber railing from the outside and began to rise upward...

...began to rise upward, legs ___ 20 feet off the ground.

As ___ bystanders looked on, Baron bounded up the escalator two stairs at a time...

...caught Morgan's wrist and ___ her over the side to safety.

Adds DeBiase-Scott: "I'm so ___ ."

Baron, a Navy vet and retired newspaper delivery supervisor, shrugs ___ praise.

...Baron — who lifts 8-lb weights every day — is glad he still has spring in his ___ .

Mums are the people most likely to be lied to, says the Science Museum who ___ the survey.

Twenty-five percent of men say they've lied to their mother, but only 20% of women ___ to having lied to their mum.

In ___ , only 10% of people said they are likely to lie to their partner.

"It's just what I've always wanted" is the tenth most ___ lie to be told to a loved one by either men or women...

...suggesting that men and women are quite discerning when it ___ to buying presents for each other.

Eighty-two percent say it ___ at their conscience, compared to just 70% of men.

Three quarters of those surveyed believe it is alright to fib if it's to ___ someone's feelings.

As regards the quality of the lie, 55% of Brits think women are the better liars, even ___ they tell fewer lies.

The survey found that 71% of people think it is fine to ___ someone by telling a lie...

Katie Maggs, associate medical curator at the Science Museum, says the jury's out as to whether lying is a result of our genes, ___ or our upbringing.

Monday marks the celebration of Valentine's Day by much of the world. But it is a celebration that is ___ protests in some areas. In Southern India, members of a Hindu political party recently ___ to burn Valentine's Day cards. One protestor said he is against what he called the "cultural exploitation" of the day. He added people sharing sexual greetings with each other in public in the name of Valentine's Day should be strongly ___ . Many Islamic nations, ___ Saudi Arabia and Iran, have banned the celebration of Valentine's Day. Iranian ___ say they will take action against those who ignore the ban. In Malaysia, the government has warned Muslims against celebrating. The warning ___ plans announced last week by several Malaysian states to ___ down on "immoral acts" during Valentine's Day as part of a campaign to encourage a sin-free lifestyle. The head of the Malaysian Islamic Development Department, which ___ the country's Islamic policies, told state media, as well as historically, the celebration of Valentine's Day is synonymous with vice activities." In Dubai, which has traditionally permitted celebration of Valentine's Day, the tourism authority has banned the sale of alcohol because of the day's ___ of the Prophet Mohammed's birthday, which ___ on Tuesday, February 15.

Monday marks the celebration of Valentine's Day by much of the world. But it is a celebration that is ___ protests in some areas.

In Southern India, members of a Hindu political party recently ___ to burn Valentine's Day cards.

He added people sharing sexual greetings with each other in public in the name of Valentine's Day should be strongly ___ .

Many Islamic nations, ___ Saudi Arabia and Iran, have banned the celebration of Valentine's Day.

Iranian ___ say they will take action against those who ignore the ban.

The warning ___ plans announced last week by several Malaysian states to ___ down on "immoral acts" during Valentine's Day as part of a campaign to encourage a sin-free lifestyle.

The warning ___ plans announced last week by several Malaysian states to ___ down on "immoral acts" during Valentine's Day as part of a campaign to encourage a sin-free lifestyle.

The head of the Malaysian Islamic Development Department, which ___ the country's Islamic policies...

...the tourism authority has banned the sale of alcohol because of the day's ___ of the Prophet Mohammed's birthday...

...which ___ on Tuesday, February 15.

Decide which of the words given in the box below would best complete the passage if inserted in the corresponding blanks. The words can be used ONCE ONLY. Culture is one of the most challenging elements of the international marketplace. This system of learned behavior patterns characteristic of the members of a given society is ___ shaped by a set of dynamic ___: language, religion, values and attitudes, manners and customs, aesthetics, technology, education, and social ___. To cope with this system, an international manager needs both factual and interpretive knowledge of culture. To some extent, the factual knowledge can be learned, ___ its interpretation comes only through experience. The most complicated problems in dealing with the cultural ___ stem from the fact that one cannot learn culture — one has to live it. Two schools of thought exist in the business world on how to deal with cultural ___. One is that business is business the world around, following the model of Pepsi and McDonald's. In some cases, globalization is a fact of life; ___, cultural differences are still far from converging. The other school ___ that companies must tailor business approaches to individual cultures. Setting up policies and ___ each country has been compared to an organ transplant; the critical question centers around ___ or rejection. The major challenge to the international manager is to make sure that rejection is not a result of cultural myopia or even blindness.

Decide which of the words given in the box below would best complete the passage if inserted in the corresponding blanks. The words can be used ONCE ONLY. In reading you must have in view some definite aim — some aim other than the wish to ___ pleasure. I conceive that to give pleasure is the highest end of any work of art, because the pleasure ___ from any art is tonic, and ___ the life into which it enters. But the maximum of pleasure can only be obtained by regular effort, and regular effort implies the organization of that effort. Open-air walking is a glorious exercise; it is the walking itself which is glorious. Nevertheless, when setting ___ for walking exercise, the ___ man generally has a subsidiary aim in view. He says to himself either that he will reach a given point, or that he will progress at a given speed for a given distance, or that he will remain on his feet for a given time. He organizes his effort, partly in order that he may combine some other advantage with the advantage of walking, but ___ in order to be sure that the effort shall be an adequate effort. The same ___ reading. Your paramount aim in poring over literature is to enjoy, but you will not fully achieve that aim ___ you have also a subsidiary aim which necessitates the measurement of your energy. Your subsidiary aim may be aesthetic, moral, political, religious, scientific, erudite; you may devote yourself to a man, a topic, an epoch, a nation, a branch of literature, an idea — you have the widest ___ in the choice of an objective; ___ a definite objective you must have.

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