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| PIECE OF ARMOR [9] | _______________________ |
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| NUMBER [2] | _______________________ |
| ANIMAL (PLURAL) [10] | _______________________ |
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| NOUN [3] | _______________________ |
| VERB [11] | _______________________ |
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| NOUN [4] | _______________________ |
| SOUND [12] | _______________________ |
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| NOUN [5] | _______________________ |
| NOUN [13] | _______________________ |
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| VERB ENDING IN "ED" [6] | _______________________ |
| VERB [14] | _______________________ |
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| VERB ENDING IN "ING" [7] | _______________________ |
| NOUN (PLURAL) [15] | _______________________ |
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| BODY PART [8] | _______________________ |
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NOTE: Some words may occur more than once.
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In J.R.R. Tolkien`s famous trilogy, Lord of the [1] s, the second book is called [2] Tower(s). During the course of this book, two stories are followed. The first is that of the [3] , the [4] and the [5] as they pursue the [6] Hobbits. Along the way, they get waylaid into [7] the people of Rohan, who are battling against the hordes sent by Saruman (identified by the white [8] ). They eventually end up at [9] `s Deep, which they defend from the attacking [10] . The second story that is followed is that of Frodo and Sam as they [11] for a way into Mordor. Following them is [12] , a miserable [13] that is bound to the one [1] . They capture him and force him to [14] them to the [15] of Mordor. They abandon hopes of getting into Mordor there, so they look for another way in. Luckily [12] knows another way.
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