Fill in the Blanks (Reading & Writing) (Core)
1 questions. Answer them all, then submit once for your section score.
Choose the word that best fits each blank.
After a small stone hit Devon's windshield on the highway, a thin crack slowly spread across the glass. He booked an appointment with a local auto shop that specializes in windshield . The technician explained that because the crack was still under the size of a coin, it could likely be filled with resin instead of requiring a full . The whole process took under an hour, and Devon's insurance covered most of the . He was relieved, since driving with a cracked windshield can be both dangerous and, in some provinces, under traffic law.