read the texts and use the word given in capitals at the end of each line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. there is an example at the beginning (0 a necessity or luxury? today's higher salaries and 0) greater spending power have led to the problem 0 great of our buying things which are completely 1) , simply for 1 necessary the sake of it. now that more people have the 2) means 2 finance to do this, shopping has almost become a 3) pastime. we 3 nation pay a small fortune for clothes with 4) labels, even 4 design though there are high quality, cheaper 5) we want 5alternate 'timesaving' 6) appliances, but in fact we usually have the 6electric 7) to do the same chores just as quickly by hand. let's get rid 7 able of these useless 8) ! take all your old clothes, children's toys 8 possess and soon, and give them to a deserving charity 9) ridding 9 organise yourself of unwanted goods gives a sense of 10) which is a 10 free joy to experience! moods and colours does colour affect your 0) behaviour! you might think the connection is purely 0 behave 1) , but many experts insist that colour can influence 1 imagine our moods and 2) 2 feel so, if you plan to redecorate, think 3) before making a 3 care 4) about what paint to buy. the effect each colour has on 4 decide you should be taken into 5) as the wrong one could make 5 consider you depressed or 6) instead of relaxed and comfortable. a 6 rest cool, 7) blue is best for bedrooms as it is calming and 7 peace promotes sleep. green, representing nature and 8) , is ideal 8 secure for living rooms, while red, the colour of energy and 9) is 9 warm best for dining rooms. another important piece of 10) is to 10 advise avoid yellow for the bedroom. if you are ill, it is likely to make you feel worse and slow your recovery.