My high school boyfriend __wrote__, “Will/would you __go__ to prom with me?” in rose petals on my bedroom floor. I still have pictures and, believe it or not, the rose petals. I went to four proms and wore everything from cream silk (big mistake) to black velvet (bigger mistake), but I ___was guided by movies: they told me how cool the night ___could__ be, how cool it should be. The dress, the hair, the music, the limo, the theme There’s a reason that prom is such a repeated trope in pop culture. It matters. “It’s the _most special__ moment when who you were for four years of high school - it ends right there,” says Aimee Teegarden, star of Disney's__ Prom, this spring’s addition to the canon that ___shows__ a group of teens prepping for the big event. In real life, Aimee’s boyfriend created a scavenger hunt ___to ask_ her to be his date. “I wore a turquoise dress with spaghetti straps that I got for, like, $30,” she says. “His parents had a Suburban, and he played chauffeur. We watched Chappelle’s Show and then went __stargazing_.”
1) wrote
2) will you go
3)was guided
4)could
5) most special
6) Disney’s
7) shows
8)to ask
9)stargazing
