^^ 안녕하세요. Read each sentence below and fill in the blank with the correct word(or a form of the word) from the word list. average   cocoon   nectar   suitable   border   moisture   span 1. After we put the green caterpillar in a glass jar with some sweet-gum leaves, it began making a silky case around its body. In April, a beautiful luna moth came out of the ______ 2. This bridge is eighty feet long and supported by three arches. Each ____ is forty feet. 3. January is a good month to visit Puerto Rico because the temperature is very comfortable. Seventy-five degrees is the _______. 4. Beds of red, yellow, and white tulips went all around the lawn. They made a very colorful ______. 5. Because Giselle jigsaw puzzles, let's buy her this one of a flower garden. It will make a very ________ birthday present. 6. Even though Jake was walking slowly, he was sweating. There was a great deal of _______ in the air. 7. As we walked through the rose garden, enjoying ths colors and scents, we heard many bees buzzing. They were probably collecting ______ to make honey. * go 5.((+전+명)) (어떤 장소에) 놓이다, 들어가다, 안치되다, 넣어지다(=be placed) This book goes on the top shelf. 이 책은 맨 위 책꽂이에 꽂아 둔다. My colthes won't goes into this small suitcase. 내 옷은 이 작은 여행가방에 들어가지 않는다. Where does the piano go, sir? 피아노를 어디에 놓을까요?  [엣셋스 영한사전] 8. 놓이다(be placed), 들어가다, 속하다    《go+전+명》 This book goes on this shelf. 이 책은 이 선반에 놓인다.                       This cap goes on that bottle. 이 뚜껑은 저 병 것이다.                        Empty bottles go in this box for recycling. 빈 병은 재활용품으로 이 상자에 들어간다.    《go+부》 Where do the knives go? 칼은 어디 두는 것입니까?   [네이버 영한사전] 5.[intransitive] go in/under/beside etc. to be usually kept or put in a particular place: The spoons go in the other drawer. - 5a. if something goes in a particular place, it fits there because it is the right size or shape: There's no way all this stuff will go in the box. - 5b. to be suitable, right, or attractive in a particular place or in a particular combination: It's the kind of furniture that would go well in any room.                                                                                                                         I don't think these colors really go, do you?                                                                                                                                    ⓒ Macmillan Publishers Ltd. 2002