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Read the passage below and mark the best alternative that respectively fills the gaps correctly.
“[...] _____________, I hate peeling and chopping onions. It’s boring, and the smell of the onions _____________. No matter how much you wash your hands later, that smell won’t go away. Still, if I don’t chop the onions, I’ll never be able to cook what I want. I have to go over the boring part to get to the fun part. After lunch, I have to do the dishes, and...guess what? Boring! But what should I do? Not wash the dishes? Buy ____________ food? Eat out? No way! I love cooking! It’s also a hobby, and since I work at home, I can indulge myself and cook every day. So I don’t _____________the boring part. The food I make is really worth it. [...]” (GONTOW, 2016, p. 8).
GONTOW, Carlos. Do We Need to Have Fun All the Time?. BRAZ -- TESOL Newsletter, São Paulo, p. 7-9, mar. 2016.
Whatsoever / steams / processing / rekindle.
Albeit / intoxicates / liquefied / tamper.
Notwithstanding / clings / boxing / rejoice.
Of which / pollutes / warped / molest.
However / lingers / frozen / mind.