Exercise 35.3

1. What can you buy for the person who has everything?

   Exercise 35.3: What can you buy for the person who has everything?
2. Embalming is a technique that preserves a cadaver.

   Exercise 35.3: Embalming is a technique that preserves a cadaver.
3. The enormous new house which was the largest in the neighborhood had replaced a much smaller old home.

   Exercise 35.3: The enormous new house which was the largest in the neighborhood had replaced a much smaller old home.
4. The rescue workers exhausted and discouraged stared ahead without speaking.

   Exercise 35.3: The rescue workers exhausted and discouraged stared ahead without speaking.
5. The new mall has the same stores and restaurants as all the other malls in town.

   Exercise 35.3: The new mall has the same stores and restaurants as all the other malls in town.
6. Viruses unlike bacteria can reproduce only by infecting live cells.

   Exercise 35.3: Viruses unlike bacteria can reproduce only by infecting live cells.
7. Napoléon was imprisoned following his defeat at the battle of Waterloo.

   Exercise 35.3: Napoléon was imprisoned following his defeat at the battle of Waterloo.
8. Hammurabi an ancient Babylonian king created laws that were carved on a stone for public display.

   Exercise 35.3: Hammurabi an ancient Babylonian king created laws that were carved on a stone for public display.
9. Birds’ hearts have four chambers whereas reptiles’ have three.

   Exercise 35.3: Birds’ hearts have four chambers whereas reptiles’ have three.
10. A female cheetah hisses and swats if another animal gets too close to her young.

    Exercise 35.3: A female cheetah hisses and swats if another animal gets too close to her young.