Here are some more examples of polysemous words in English. Which word can fill all the gaps in each group of sentences?

1. He struck a and we slowly began to look around the dark cave.
   The teenage cooks in the competition were a for any of the adults.
   Their marriage has been called a made in heaven.
2. That bird has an unusually long .
   Don’t forget to keep the receipt when you pay your hotel .
   Parliament is currently discussing a proposing changes to copyright legislation.
3. Hannah gave us a lovely of glasses as a wedding present.
   Let’s now try and a date for our meeting next week.
   My father has very opinions about how people should behave.
4. I’ve applied for a in our company’s Paris office.
   The end of the race is indicated by a with a flag on it.
   Why not your query on an online forum? You’re bound to get a quick response.
5. I didn’t get my assignment back because the teacher hadn’t had time to it.
   Sales have already passed the million .
   You’ve got a red on your cheek. It looks like lipstick.
6. You need to be a special kind of person to a successful business.
   Do you fancy going for a this evening?
   Thanks to the hot weather, our shop has had a on ice cream.