Arts & Entertainment and Sports Editor
It was a________ and _________day at Louisville High School. I rushed up the _________steps
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to the hall where the _________ cafeteria awaited. The line was _________; it looked like there were
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________ people in line, and lunch had only started two minutes ago!
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I trudged to the back of the line, _______. It was _________________________day, my
(adverb) (your favorite louisville Lunch)
favorite of all time. I was so scared they would run out before I could _____ one of the plates up. I waited
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in line _______, waiting for my friends to come join me. It felt as if there were as many people there as
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the amount who attend our soccer games!
The lunch line moved ________________, the clock was ticking. There was only fifteen minutes
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left of lunch, and I still had not seen my _____ yet. Between my _____ stomach and aching __________,
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the line seemed to have grown even more! I watched in _____ as people cut in front of me, and even
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more _____ came over me when I saw my __________ speeding to the front of the line without me.
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To think I was going to buy them _____! I decided to take matters into my own _________ and started
(food) (body part)
to stride to my rightful place: the front of the line.
Just as I reached my friends, _______ came out of nowhere, saying “Where do you think you're
(teacher’s name)
going?” I froze, debating on whether I should just wait in line or hand my money to my friends. I chose
the _______option, and slung my ______ over my _____ as I ______ out of the
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cafeteria, happy to be relieved of my ______, and plopped myself down at our table.
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Checking the time, my eyes popped out of my head as I realized there was only 3 minutes left of
lunch! I panicked as my friends _____ over to the table. I snatched my food up with a quick thank you,
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eating faster than I ever have. My class was on the opposite of campus. The bell rang, and I was off!