During this ‘Little Ice Age’, London’s River Thames would sometimes become totally ______ , so that Londoners could....(FREEZE)

I’m similar to you in that I can’t resist buying things on offer. JUST I can’t resist buying things on offer______ you.

There was a …variation… of beautiful paintings on display by artists from around the world. (VARY)

Food and drink were sold, and the_______ , such as jugglers, musicians and magicians, were able to keep the crowds amused. ( ENTERTAIN)

He’s a shopkeeper now and works full-time. WORKING He’s ______ shopkeeper full-time now.

One of the reasons for the continued success of the museum is the organiser’s …unable… to keep the exhibitions interesting. (ABLE)

There were some who argued that it was ____ to hold an event on ice as there was a danger of people falling over. (RESPONSIBLE)

London was a major port, and so the fact that boats could no longer use the river was _____ to the local economy. (HARM)

However, these ‘frost fairs’, something between a Christmas market and a dance party, were extremely popular and highly ______ to London’s business people.(BENEFIT )

The number of people attending the festival has increased …significant… in recent years. (SIGNIFICANT)

Children may attend the event provided that they are accompanied by an adult. ALLOWED. Children _______accompanied by an adult.

According to the ______ of historical records which gave detailed descriptions of the festival , there was a ______ range of activities on the ice, from sledging to bowling. SELECT and THRILL

Everybody in town used to call that shop Jake’s. KNOWN That shop was______ Jake’s by everybody in town.