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to  (1 )______ applied  to a single  shop;  and in current  English usage it reíers
        to (2 )______ a single shop or concession selling miscellaneous articles and to
        a fair at (3 )______ such miscellany is srild, often for charity.
           The ĩamiliar bazaar of the ancient ^slamic nations is vividly described  (4)
        ______  the  traditional  íolktales  of  “The  Thousand  and  One  Nights”.  (5)
        ______is a distinct quarter of the town,  access  (6 )_______which is forbidden
        after  sundown,  bustling and noisy by day,  (7 )______ the  quieter  residential
        quarters.  Such  a  bazaar  may  be  divided  into  districts,  (8)  ______   all  the
        purveyors  of  one  type  of  merchandise  grouped  together.  (9)  ______  the
        bazaar  in  sm aller  tow ns  is  (10)  ______  a  single  narrow  Street  of  stalls,  in
        larger cities such as Istanbul it is by  (1 1 )______ means simple,  consisting of
        many miles of such passageways. Some bazaars,  such as the (1 2 )______ built
        at Sashan and Isfahan in Iran in the  17th century, were designed with great
        architectural  integrity.  They  were  usually  roofed  for  protection  (13)  ______
        the hot desert sun,  (1 4 )______ with a single roof of individual vaulted domes
        or  with  awnings.  Most  of  these  ancient  bazaars  have  gradually  been
        modernized (15)______ the centuries.

        9.                     ALL WORK AND NO PLAY

        Univers£dly, work has been a Central focus point in society. As old as the idea
        of work (1 )______ is the question of what constitutes  “real work”  This is,  in
        fact,  a very subjective question indeed.  (2 )______you to ask a miner,  or any
        labourer  for  that  matter,  what  real  work  is,  he  would  probably  reply  that
        real work entails working (3 )______ your hands and,  in  the process,  getting
        them dirty. To the average blue-collar worker, white-collar workers are those
        people who sit in their offices day  (4 )______day doing little or  (5 )_______in
        the  line  of  actual  work.  By  (6)  ______  ,  if  you  approached  a  white-collar
        worker  or  a  professional  of (7)  ____ sort with  the  same  question,  you  can
        rest  assured  that  they  (8 )____  adamantly maintain  that  the world  would
        stop  revolving  (9)  ______   their  invaluable  intellectual  contribution  to  the
        scheme  (1 0 )______ things.  This  idea is  reAected  (1 1 )_______the  vocabulary
        used  to  describe  work  and  its  related  subjects.  Words  (12)  ______   career,
        vocation  and  profession  carry  a  (13)  ______  elevated  connotation  than  the
        simple  term  “job”.  The  (14)  ______   three  lexical  items  convey  the  idea  of
        learned persons sitting at desks and using their grey matter to solve matters
        involving  financial,  legal  or  medical  matters,  (15)  ______ the  humble  slave
        away at some mundane work station or assembly line task.

        10.                       IMAGES OF TRAVEL

           In the íirst half of the twentieth century there were no  television screens
       to be filled (1 )______ images of tempting foreign holidays. In (2 )_______days,
       it was poster artists rather  (3)       cameramen who captured the glamour


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