Correct Verb Tenses/Participles in Sentences

My grandmother doesn't trust banks, so she has __________ money all over the house. Once, I pulled an old Reader's Digest off a shelf and found seven $100 bills stuck between the pages.

George would have __________ to class sooner, but a beautiful woman was listening to him lie about his fat wallet and hot car, and he couldn't tear himself away from the conversation.

If Eli hadn't escaped to the kitchen to cool down, he would have __________ a heavy plate over the head of Mrs. Jones, who sent back her chicken for the fourth time.

Dashing down the hallway, Tuan slipped in a puddle of soda and crashed into the water fountain. His elbow and nose __________ for the rest of the day.

Giselle dreaded attending her US Government class. Whenever Dr. Duncan called on her, Giselle felt as if she had __________ in her chair; she couldn't open her mouth, let alone answer one of his questions.

Diane always wonders where she will next discover a pair of her husband's dirty socks. Yesterday Mike __________ two in the refrigerator next to a carton of orange juice.

When Richie jammed the photocopier for the eighth time, Sharon, the administrative assistant, picked up a heavy stapler and __________ it at his head.

Because her hands were still slippery from the dishwater, Marilyn dropped the watermelon, which __________ on the floor in an explosion of pulp and seeds.

On his way to an interview at the bank, Geraldo stepped in gum. Nervous about the meeting, he failed to notice the candy wrapper and leaves that __________ to his shoe as he walked from the parking garage to the lobby.

On Christmas Eve, Captain Beane wore a pair of antlers while greeting passengers boarding his 727. The costume __________ little trust in Louise, whose fear of flying required a serious pilot.