Fill in the Blanks (Reading) (Core)

When Tom started his new warehouse job, his supervisor handed him a payroll direct-deposit form to —fillthrowburnhide out before his first paycheque could be issued. The form asked for his full legal name, his banking institution number, and his account number so the company could transfer wages —directlyrudelyloudlyslowly into his account every two weeks. Tom double-checked every digit, since a single typing error could send his pay to the wrong —accountvehiclebuildingcabinet. He also attached a voided cheque, as the payroll office required extra proof of his account details. Once submitted, the human resources team confirmed the form would take one pay cycle to —processvanishcollapseshrink before deposits began.