Choose the best answer Without TV The most radical thing we have ever done is not have a TV in our house. Since 99.1 percent of American (households / housewives / holdalls / houseworks)1 .................cannot make this claim, it may be (at / for / of / in)2 .................some interest to know why. Certainly, our (shortage /lack/need/absence)3 .................of a television has created (large / big / high / great)4 .................curiosity, puzzlement , and anger (within / between / among / inside)5 .................the people we know, and I suspect even more of these (beliefs / emotions / opinions / thoughts)6 .................behind our backs. “If the Wetherells get (over / on / by / away)7 .................without a TV, why can’t we?” We did have a television during the first days of our marriage. I remember the dizzy way the (images / drawings / icons / movies)8 ……flickered across the screen. A few days later, after I (re-established / recovered / overcame / got)9 …..my senses, we took the set to our local dump, (waved / tightened / moved / shook)10 …… hands in satisfaction and have been without one ever (since / again / afterwards / before)11 …. . Now that my TV watching days are (past / behind / over / away)12…..me, I can afford to be nostalgic towards it all. I remember those nights when the whole family used to sit in the living room watching Ed Sullivan, one BT – Updatepower – Week5 (Grade 9) – July2021 (smooth/peaceful/ tender/soft)13……….light left on in the corner, laughing (at / for / with / by)14…..the comedians before the (announcements / publications / commercials / clips)15…… came on. Nevertheless, even warmer and more precious in memory will be these quiet, peaceful years with no TV at all.