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Find the right '----tor' for the following sentences. One or two of them have
three or even four syllables!

1.   The ___ sang the verses to which the choir supplied the responses.

2.   His ___ tied him to the bed before locking him in.

3.   Fine ___ sugar is often sprinkled on doughnuts and other cakes.

4.   The ___ has to pay money to someone in order to settle an account.

5.   A surgeon operates on people, while a ___ prescribes pills, creams, etc.

6.   The letter to the ___ of the paper really hauled the Council over the coals.

7.   "Caveat ___" is a common Latin tag meaning "Let the buyer beware!"

8.   The principal ___ leading to the crash was the sleepy driver.

9.   The electricity ___ was disconnected because of a fault.

10.  A ___ was appointed to give advice and help to the students.

11.  His piano ___ congratulated him on passing his exam.

12.  Hyde Park Corner in London is where an ___ may give a public speech.

13.  A minister in a non-conformist church in the US is more often called a ___.

14.  The fire risk sign had the arrow in the red ___.

15.  In some religions God is known as the ___ of all things.

16.  The village beauty queen was pestered by an ardent ___.

17.  Glastonbury ___ is an ancient religious hill site in England - where open
air pop concerts are sometimes held.

18.  The term '___' means the combination of both direction and speed.

19.  The ___'s Gate at the Tower of London leads from the river into the gaol.

20.  Diesel ___s use less fuel on the farm than their petrol counterparts.

21.  Several different kinds of nuclear ___ may be used to generate electricity.

22.  Members of the upper house both in the US and in Australia are called ___.

23.  The room for ___s to the children's ward was dreary and uninviting.

24.  Modern computer ___s are most frequently LCDs.

25.  The museum ___ enthused over the latest exhibition he had arranged.