Traditional indoor hobbies or pastimes (1) __________ collecting things, e.g. shells, model cars, dolls, comic books, stamps, coins or postcards. Children (2) ___________ collect sets of picture cards from packets of tea and small toys or models from packets of breakfast cereal. Many collect stickers of football or baseball players or pop stars. They buy packets of these and trade them with their friends, (3) __________ those they (4) __________ have for the ones they need to complete the set. Many people continue to collect things as they get older. Formerly picture cards were given away in packets of cigarettes and many of these old cards are now (5) __________. Now people collect things like beer mats, concert programs, decorated plates, and antiques.
Many people like to do something (6) __________, such as painting or drawing, playing music, knitting or sewing, cooking, or (7) __________crossword puzzles. In 1996, 84% of US households contained one or more people with a hobby or craft (= an activity in which something is made) and over $10 million was (8) __________ on such activities.
Some people have hobbies which take them away from home. Bird watching is (9) __________popular.
So too is flying model aircraft. Other people go to public record offices and churches to (10) ___________their family history. One very British hobby is train-spotting, which involves visiting railway stations and recording the names or numbers of trains. The (11) __________of hobbies now popular is (12) __________in the number of specialist magazines available in both Britain and the US.

Traditional indoor hobbies or pastimes (1) __________ collecting things, e.g. shells, model cars, dolls, comic books, stamps, coins or postcards. Children (2) ___________ collect sets of picture cards from packets of tea and small toys or models from packets of breakfast cereal. Many collect stickers of football or baseball players or pop stars. They buy packets of these and trade them with their friends, (3) __________ those they (4) __________ have for the ones they need to complete the set. Many people continue to collect things as they get older. Formerly picture cards were given away in packets of cigarettes and many of these old cards are now (5) __________. Now people collect things like beer mats, concert programs, decorated plates, and antiques.
Many people like to do something (6) __________, such as painting or drawing, playing music, knitting or sewing, cooking, or (7) __________crossword puzzles. In 1996, 84% of US households contained one or more people with a hobby or craft (= an activity in which something is made) and over $10 million was (8) __________ on such activities.
Some people have hobbies which take them away from home. Bird watching is (9) __________popular.
So too is flying model aircraft. Other people go to public record offices and churches to (10) ___________their family history. One very British hobby is train-spotting, which involves visiting railway stations and recording the names or numbers of trains. The (11) __________of hobbies now popular is (12) __________in the number of specialist magazines available in both Britain and the US.

Traditional indoor hobbies or pastimes (1) __________ collecting things, e.g. shells, model cars, dolls, comic books, stamps, coins or postcards. Children (2) ___________ collect sets of picture cards from packets of tea and small toys or models from packets of breakfast cereal. Many collect stickers of football or baseball players or pop stars. They buy packets of these and trade them with their friends, (3) __________ those they (4) __________ have for the ones they need to complete the set. Many people continue to collect things as they get older. Formerly picture cards were given away in packets of cigarettes and many of these old cards are now (5) __________. Now people collect things like beer mats, concert programs, decorated plates, and antiques.
Many people like to do something (6) __________, such as painting or drawing, playing music, knitting or sewing, cooking, or (7) __________crossword puzzles. In 1996, 84% of US households contained one or more people with a hobby or craft (= an activity in which something is made) and over $10 million was (8) __________ on such activities.
Some people have hobbies which take them away from home. Bird watching is (9) __________popular.
So too is flying model aircraft. Other people go to public record offices and churches to (10) ___________their family history. One very British hobby is train-spotting, which involves visiting railway stations and recording the names or numbers of trains. The (11) __________of hobbies now popular is (12) __________in the number of specialist magazines available in both Britain and the US.

Traditional indoor hobbies or pastimes (1) __________ collecting things, e.g. shells, model cars, dolls, comic books, stamps, coins or postcards. Children (2) ___________ collect sets of picture cards from packets of tea and small toys or models from packets of breakfast cereal. Many collect stickers of football or baseball players or pop stars. They buy packets of these and trade them with their friends, (3) __________ those they (4) __________ have for the ones they need to complete the set. Many people continue to collect things as they get older. Formerly picture cards were given away in packets of cigarettes and many of these old cards are now (5) __________. Now people collect things like beer mats, concert programs, decorated plates, and antiques.
Many people like to do something (6) __________, such as painting or drawing, playing music, knitting or sewing, cooking, or (7) __________crossword puzzles. In 1996, 84% of US households contained one or more people with a hobby or craft (= an activity in which something is made) and over $10 million was (8) __________ on such activities.
Some people have hobbies which take them away from home. Bird watching is (9) __________popular.
So too is flying model aircraft. Other people go to public record offices and churches to (10) ___________their family history. One very British hobby is train-spotting, which involves visiting railway stations and recording the names or numbers of trains. The (11) __________of hobbies now popular is (12) __________ in the number of specialist magazines available in both Britain and the US.

Traditional indoor hobbies or pastimes (1) __________ collecting things, e.g. shells, model cars, dolls, comic books, stamps, coins or postcards. Children (2) ___________ collect sets of picture cards from packets of tea and small toys or models from packets of breakfast cereal. Many collect stickers of football or baseball players or pop stars. They buy packets of these and trade them with their friends, (3) __________ those they (4) __________ have for the ones they need to complete the set. Many people continue to collect things as they get older. Formerly picture cards were given away in packets of cigarettes and many of these old cards are now (5) __________. Now people collect things like beer mats, concert programs, decorated plates, and antiques.
Many people like to do something (6) __________, such as painting or drawing, playing music, knitting or sewing, cooking, or (7) __________crossword puzzles. In 1996, 84% of US households contained one or more people with a hobby or craft (= an activity in which something is made) and over $10 million was (8) __________ on such activities.
Some people have hobbies which take them away from home. Bird watching is (9) __________popular.
So too is flying model aircraft. Other people go to public record offices and churches to (10) ___________their family history. One very British hobby is train-spotting, which involves visiting railway stations and recording the names or numbers of trains. The (11) __________of hobbies now popular is (12) __________in the number of specialist magazines available in both Britain and the US.

Traditional indoor hobbies or pastimes (1) __________ collecting things, e.g. shells, model cars, dolls, comic books, stamps, coins or postcards. Children (2) ___________ collect sets of picture cards from packets of tea and small toys or models from packets of breakfast cereal. Many collect stickers of football or baseball players or pop stars. They buy packets of these and trade them with their friends, (3) __________ those they (4) __________ have for the ones they need to complete the set. Many people continue to collect things as they get older. Formerly picture cards were given away in packets of cigarettes and many of these old cards are now (5) __________. Now people collect things like beer mats, concert programs, decorated plates, and antiques.
Many people like to do something (6) __________, such as painting or drawing, playing music, knitting or sewing, cooking, or (7) __________crossword puzzles. In 1996, 84% of US households contained one or more people with a hobby or craft (= an activity in which something is made) and over $10 million was (8) __________ on such activities.
Some people have hobbies which take them away from home. Bird watching is (9) __________popular.
So too is flying model aircraft. Other people go to public record offices and churches to (10) ___________their family history. One very British hobby is train-spotting, which involves visiting railway stations and recording the names or numbers of trains. The (11) __________of hobbies now popular is (12) __________in the number of specialist magazines available in both Britain and the US.

Traditional indoor hobbies or pastimes (1) __________ collecting things, e.g. shells, model cars, dolls, comic books, stamps, coins or postcards. Children (2) ___________ collect sets of picture cards from packets of tea and small toys or models from packets of breakfast cereal. Many collect stickers of football or baseball players or pop stars. They buy packets of these and trade them with their friends, (3) __________ those they (4) __________ have for the ones they need to complete the set. Many people continue to collect things as they get older. Formerly picture cards were given away in packets of cigarettes and many of these old cards are now (5) __________. Now people collect things like beer mats, concert programs, decorated plates, and antiques.
Many people like to do something (6) __________, such as painting or drawing, playing music, knitting or sewing, cooking, or (7) __________ crossword puzzles. In 1996, 84% of US households contained one or more people with a hobby or craft (= an activity in which something is made) and over $10 million was (8) __________ on such activities.
Some people have hobbies which take them away from home. Bird watching is (9) __________ popular.
So too is flying model aircraft. Other people go to public record offices and churches to (10) ___________their family history. One very British hobby is train-spotting, which involves visiting railway stations and recording the names or numbers of trains. The (11) __________of hobbies now popular is (12) __________in the number of specialist magazines available in both Britain and the US.

Traditional indoor hobbies or pastimes (1) __________ collecting things, e.g. shells, model cars, dolls, comic books, stamps, coins or postcards. Children (2) ___________ collect sets of picture cards from packets of tea and small toys or models from packets of breakfast cereal. Many collect stickers of football or baseball players or pop stars. They buy packets of these and trade them with their friends, (3) __________ those they (4) __________ have for the ones they need to complete the set. Many people continue to collect things as they get older. Formerly picture cards were given away in packets of cigarettes and many of these old cards are now (5) __________. Now people collect things like beer mats, concert programs, decorated plates, and antiques.
Many people like to do something (6) __________, such as painting or drawing, playing music, knitting or sewing, cooking, or (7) __________crossword puzzles. In 1996, 84% of US households contained one or more people with a hobby or craft (= an activity in which something is made) and over $10 million was (8) __________ on such activities.
Some people have hobbies which take them away from home. Bird watching is (9) __________popular.
So too is flying model aircraft. Other people go to public record offices and churches to (10) ___________ their family history. One very British hobby is train-spotting, which involves visiting railway stations and recording the names or numbers of trains. The (11) __________of hobbies now popular is (12) __________in the number of specialist magazines available in both Britain and the US.

Traditional indoor hobbies or pastimes (1) __________ collecting things, e.g. shells, model cars, dolls, comic books, stamps, coins or postcards. Children (2) ___________ collect sets of picture cards from packets of tea and small toys or models from packets of breakfast cereal. Many collect stickers of football or baseball players or pop stars. They buy packets of these and trade them with their friends, (3) __________ those they (4) __________ have for the ones they need to complete the set. Many people continue to collect things as they get older. Formerly picture cards were given away in packets of cigarettes and many of these old cards are now (5) __________. Now people collect things like beer mats, concert programs, decorated plates, and antiques.
Many people like to do something (6) __________, such as painting or drawing, playing music, knitting or sewing, cooking, or (7) __________crossword puzzles. In 1996, 84% of US households contained one or more people with a hobby or craft (= an activity in which something is made) and over $10 million was (8) __________ on such activities.
Some people have hobbies which take them away from home. Bird watching is (9) __________popular.
So too is flying model aircraft. Other people go to public record offices and churches to (10) ___________their family history. One very British hobby is train-spotting, which involves visiting railway stations and recording the names or numbers of trains. The (11) __________ of hobbies now popular is (12) __________in the number of specialist magazines available in both Britain and the US.

Traditional indoor hobbies or pastimes (1) __________ collecting things, e.g. shells, model cars, dolls, comic books, stamps, coins or postcards. Children (2) ___________ collect sets of picture cards from packets of tea and small toys or models from packets of breakfast cereal. Many collect stickers of football or baseball players or pop stars. They buy packets of these and trade them with their friends, (3) __________ those they (4) __________ have for the ones they need to complete the set. Many people continue to collect things as they get older. Formerly picture cards were given away in packets of cigarettes and many of these old cards are now (5) __________. Now people collect things like beer mats, concert programs, decorated plates, and antiques.
Many people like to do something (6) __________, such as painting or drawing, playing music, knitting or sewing, cooking, or (7) __________crossword puzzles. In 1996, 84% of US households contained one or more people with a hobby or craft (= an activity in which something is made) and over $10 million was (8) __________ on such activities.
Some people have hobbies which take them away from home. Bird watching is (9) __________popular.
So too is flying model aircraft. Other people go to public record offices and churches to (10) ___________their family history. One very British hobby is train-spotting, which involves visiting railway stations and recording the names or numbers of trains. The (11) __________of hobbies now popular is (12) __________in the number of specialist magazines available in both Britain and the US.

Traditional indoor hobbies or pastimes (1) __________ collecting things, e.g. shells, model cars, dolls, comic books, stamps, coins or postcards. Children (2) ___________ collect sets of picture cards from packets of tea and small toys or models from packets of breakfast cereal. Many collect stickers of football or baseball players or pop stars. They buy packets of these and trade them with their friends, (3) __________ those they (4) __________ have for the ones they need to complete the set. Many people continue to collect things as they get older. Formerly picture cards were given away in packets of cigarettes and many of these old cards are now (5) __________. Now people collect things like beer mats, concert programs, decorated plates, and antiques.
Many people like to do something (6) __________, such as painting or drawing, playing music, knitting or sewing, cooking, or (7) __________crossword puzzles. In 1996, 84% of US households contained one or more people with a hobby or craft (= an activity in which something is made) and over $10 million was (8) __________ on such activities.
Some people have hobbies which take them away from home. Bird watching is (9) __________popular.
So too is flying model aircraft. Other people go to public record offices and churches to (10) ___________their family history. One very British hobby is train-spotting, which involves visiting railway stations and recording the names or numbers of trains. The (11) __________of hobbies now popular is (12) __________in the number of specialist magazines available in both Britain and the US.

Traditional indoor hobbies or pastimes (1) __________ collecting things, e.g. shells, model cars, dolls, comic books, stamps, coins or postcards. Children (2) ___________ collect sets of picture cards from packets of tea and small toys or models from packets of breakfast cereal. Many collect stickers of football or baseball players or pop stars. They buy packets of these and trade them with their friends, (3) __________ those they (4) __________ have for the ones they need to complete the set. Many people continue to collect things as they get older. Formerly picture cards were given away in packets of cigarettes and many of these old cards are now (5) __________. Now people collect things like beer mats, concert programs, decorated plates, and antiques.
Many people like to do something (6) __________, such as painting or drawing, playing music, knitting or sewing, cooking, or (7) __________crossword puzzles. In 1996, 84% of US households contained one or more people with a hobby or craft (= an activity in which something is made) and over $10 million was (8) __________ on such activities.
Some people have hobbies which take them away from home. Bird watching is (9) __________ popular.
So too is flying model aircraft. Other people go to public record offices and churches to (10) ___________their family history. One very British hobby is train-spotting, which involves visiting railway stations and recording the names or numbers of trains. The (11) __________of hobbies now popular is (12) __________in the number of specialist magazines available in both Britain and the US.