Here are the filled-in blanks with “a / an / the / x”:

**1.** We are looking for **a** place to spend **the** night.
**2.** Please turn off **the** lights when you leave **the** room.
**3.** We are looking for people with **a** lot of experience.
**4.** Would you pass me **the** salt, please?
**5.** Can you show me **the** way to **the** station?
**6.** She has read **an** interesting book.
**7.** You’ll get **a** shock if you touch **a** live wire with that screwdriver.
**8.** Mr. Smith is **an** old customer and **an** honest man.
**9.** **The** youngest boy has just started going to **x** school.
**10.** Did you go to **the** prison to visit him?

Now, putting “a / an / the” in the correct position:

**1.** Traditionally, Vietnamese prepare offerings to worship **their** ancestors.
**2.** Organising **a** folk song club is one way for us to keep our traditions alive.
**3.** We went to Nha Trang **by** plane.
**4.** Worshipping **the** Kitchen Gods is **a** long-time tradition of Vietnamese.
**5.** Our village festival is held on **the** 10th of March.
**6.** Don’t hit **the** bowl with your chopstick because this may bring **bad** luck to you.
**7.** It’s **a** good idea to hand **the** bowls with both hands.
**8.** Remember to bring some food to **the** party tomorrow, Jane!
**9.** Did you put **the** vase next to **the** TV?
**10.** Offerings include **a** set of flowers and fruits, **paper** clothes, and **three** carps.

Let me know if you need any further help!