Question 1:

This story is about two (1)_______ Lynne Webbings and Geoff Bolder.

Question 2: 

They both enter a short story (2)_______ where Geoff wins the first prize 

Question 3:

the Holmes-Watkins (3)_______.

Question 4:

Second prize winner Lynne is (4)_______ but graciously (5)_______ the decision and (6)_______ Geoff.

Question 5:

Second prize winner Lynne is (4)_______ but graciously (5)_______ the decision and (6)_______ Geoff.

Question 6:

Second prize winner Lynne is (4)_______ but graciously (5)_______ the decision and (6)_______ Geoff.

Question 7: 

Much later, Lynne reads a story by the author William Bradburie that is (7)_______ to the story that Geoff has written for the competition.

Question 8:

Immediately, Lynne assumes that Geoff is a (8)_______ and has copied down the story.

Question 9:

She is in a (9)_______ on whether to expose Geoff or to keep quiet.

Question 10:

The next day in school, Lynne suddenly (10)_______ out the name ‘Bradburie’ in front of Geoff.

Question 11:

Geoff looks (11)_______ but stays silent.

Question 12:

Later in the day, Lynne is called to the Headmaster’s (12)_______ where Geoff is waiting.

Question 13:

The headmaster, Mr. Velos, explains that he is (13)_______ his decision and awards the Holmes-Watkins medal to Lynne.

Question 14:

This is because Geoff has told him that he might have (14)_______ gotten the idea for his story from Bradburie.

Question 15:

Although both stories are not entirely similar. Mr. Velos feels that Lynne deserves to win as her story is more (15)_______.

Question 16:

Mr. Velos decide to (16)_______ the results and Lynne wins the Holmes-Watkins medal.

Question 17:

However, Lynne is (17)_______.

Question 18:

She begins to (18)_______ where she got the idea for her own story.