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For questions 1- 8, read the text below. Use the word given in capitals at the end of some of the lines to form a word that fits in the gap in the same line.

Windsor Castle

 

Standing at the very heart of the British national identity, Windsor is the
oldest and largest castle in Britain and, with 1,000 rooms, the largest
occupied castle in the world. The present queen, Elisabeth II, spent
much of her childhood here, so it is not surprising that her publie felt
her pain when a devastating fire (1) ... destroyed 100 rooms in the	PART
state and private apartments in 1992, her annus horribilis. A
magnificent $53 million (2) ... completed in 1997 employed a beehive of	RESTORE
(3) ... using the same techniques as when the castle was begun under	ART
William the Conqueror, 900 years ago. It has been lived in by eight
(4) ... royal houses since then. In 1916, King George V assumed the	SUCCESS
name of the place out of fondness – and to (5) ... the royal family from	ASSOCIATE
its Germanic origins. Highlights of a trip to Windsor Castle include the
Changing of the Guards, which takes place even when the queen is not
in (6) ... ; the Queen Mary's Doll House, an exquisite gift in miniature	RESIDE
designed in 1923 by architect Sir Edwin Lutyens; and the 16th-century (7) ...	ARCHITECT
jewel of St. George's Chapel which, together with Westminster Abbey,
shares the (8) ... of being a pantheon of many English monarchs.	DISTINCT

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[answer="PARTIALLY" label="PART"]

[answer="RESTORATION" label="RESTORE"]

[answer="ARTISANS" label="ART"]

[answer="SUCCESSIVE" label="SUCCESS"]

[answer="DISASSOCIATE" label="ASSOCIATE"]

[answer=" RESIDENCE" label="RESIDE"]

[answer="ARCHITECTURAL" label="ARCHITECTURE"]

[answer="DISTINCTION" label="DISTINCT"]

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