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<exercise subhead="dragdrop"/><media type="none"/><head><title>Drag and drop</title><task>Match the two halves of the sentences. Click on the text to complete the sentence and then drag it into the appropriate box.</task></head><body>
<item><text>She still has </text><choice_g><choice correct="y">shrapnel in her left arm.</choice></choice_g></item>
<item><text>Enemy forces have now regained </text><choice_g><choice correct="y">control of the area.</choice></choice_g></item>
<item><text>The team has tasted </text><choice_g><choice correct="y">victory for the first time this season.</choice></choice_g></item>
<item><text>The president seemed anxious to avoid </text><choice_g><choice correct="y">controversy about these appointments.</choice></choice_g></item>
<item><text>Some of the protesters tried to gain </text><choice_g><choice correct="y">entrance to the meeting.</choice></choice_g></item>
<item><text>She illustrates her point with examples </text><choice_g><choice correct="y">drawn from contemporary newspaper accounts.</choice></choice_g></item>
<item><text>China can use its huge market to extract </text><choice_g><choice correct="y">concessions out of foreign companies.</choice></choice_g></item>
<item><text>They haul </text><choice_g><choice correct="y">loads of produce to market.</choice></choice_g></item>
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