He (1) a method that allows people to enjoy frozen food in convenient packages.

Later, he began (2) biology in college, although he did not finish because he needed (3).

He liked the place and (4) fur for a living.

He brought his wife and baby son with him. They lived in a cabin located 250 miles away (5) the nearest doctor.

Birdseye often went fishing with the local Inuit people. When someone caught a fish, it froze almost immediately (6) the weather was extremely cold.

At first, Birdseye didn’t understand how the fish could last so long without (7).

He used the same idea on vegetables and froze cabbage so his family could eat it (8) winter.

Eventually, he worked for a fish company and began testing the quick-freezing method he had (9).

It sold frozen foods such as meat, fish, and vegetables. In 1930, he tested his products in stores, and shoppers (10) them immediately.

Birdseye’s creativity and curiosity helped (11) the American diet forever.