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B. On a map, (2)  copiedcopyeasthatedmiddlenorthproblemreachrecesssouthwestworst is the bottom of the map which shows land near Earth’s lower pole.
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D. On a map, (4)  copiedcopyeasthatedmiddlenorthproblemreachrecesssouthwestworst is the left side of the map showing where the sun sets in the evening.
E. Cover your test answers, so that no one can (5)  copiedcopyeasthatedmiddlenorthproblemreachrecesssouthwestworst your work.
F. The student (6)  copiedcopyeasthatedmiddlenorthproblemreachrecesssouthwestworst a friend’s homework and now is in trouble at school for cheating.
G. I cannot figure out the last math (7)  copiedcopyeasthatedmiddlenorthproblemreachrecesssouthwestworst on this page.
H. The student (8)  copiedcopyeasthatedmiddlenorthproblemreachrecesssouthwestworst cleaning out his desk, but the teacher said that he must do it.
I. We will play tag at the (9)  copiedcopyeasthatedmiddlenorthproblemreachrecesssouthwestworst after lunch.
J. John’s desk is in the (10)  copiedcopyeasthatedmiddlenorthproblemreachrecesssouthwestworst of the room and not on the end of a row.
K. If I stand on my tiptoes and stretch up my arms, I can almost (11)  copiedcopyeasthatedmiddlenorthproblemreachrecesssouthwestworst the top shelf.
L. The teacher said that the messy desk was the (12)  copiedcopyeasthatedmiddlenorthproblemreachrecesssouthwestworst mess that she had ever seen.