Fill in the Blanks (Reading) (Core)
1 questions. Answer them all, then submit once for your section score.
Choose the word that best fits each blank.
On his way to work, David heard a loud crack and noticed a long line spreading across his windshield. He pulled over, took a photo, and called an auto-glass shop to book a . The technician explained that small chips can often be filled with resin, but a crack that long usually needs full . She quoted a price and said the job would take about ninety minutes, most of which was drying time. David asked whether his insurance would cover the , and she suggested he call his provider before agreeing to anything. Later that afternoon, a technician came to his workplace parking lot with a mobile unit, which meant David didn't have to his whole day around the repair. The new glass was fitted within an hour, and he was back on the road before his lunch break ended.