Pill in the gaps with any appropriate word from the exercise above. You should use only one word for a gap.
1    — I can't manage so many different tasks and activities at the same time. It's utterly impossible!
—    There's nothing impossible there. If you say that you are (1) mature enough to handle your life yourself, you have to be responsible and able to plan your time.
2    — Allan looks a bit down. What's wrong?
—    1 didn't mean any offense. Honestly. But I wasn't able to (2) suppress a laugh when he was talking about time management. To talk about planning time, when he's never on time himself!
3    — that new cafe looks nice, doesn't it? Have you been there?
—    Yes. They've opened it in (3) response to local demand, as people need a place where they can have a quick and cheap lunch.
4    — what nation do you think is the most punctual?
—    I don't know. Germans, I believe, do everything on time, and they tend to plan everything in advance. A German friend once told me that careful planning is a part of their national (4) identify
5    — I've bought a CD with a computer game. I think Julian will be glad to have it as a birthday present.
—    I'm not sure. He does (5) martial arts very seriously, and prefers physical exercise to sitting in front of the monitor.