1.Our members have the__________（特權(quán)）of using the lending service of the library.

2.What I need now is the__________（安全）of a happy home.

3.I’ll make___________（安排）for you to be met at the railway station.

4.Experience in a related field is a___________（要求）for this job.

5.Reading___________（占用）most of my spare time when I was young.

6.Britain is___________（統(tǒng)治）by Prime Minister and the Cabinet.

7.The advertisement for engineers in the local paper attracted many ___________（申請(qǐng)人）.

8.Go straight ahead and turn left at the second___________（十字路口）.

9.The gunmen will not escape___________（懲罰）.

10.Those who favor the proposal are in the ___________（大多數(shù)）.

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