Choose the right word

• We shouldn't ___ others before we know all the facts in Seattle. [to judge / to spy on / to mind your own business]
• Please don't ___ and assume the new neighbors in Boston are criminals. [to jump to conclusions / to raise eyebrows / nosy]
• There must be a simple ___ for all these strange boxes in Chicago. [explanation / explanation / explanation]
• It is impolite ___ your neighbors in Denver through their kitchen windows. [to spy on / to mind your own business / nosy]
• You should just ___ in Seattle and let the new family live their lives. [to mind your own business / late at night / to make assumptions]
• Who is knocking on doors in Boston ___ when everyone is sleeping? [late at night / to be up to something / to keep an eye out]
• It's easy ___ about strangers in Chicago when you don't know them. [to make assumptions / to judge / explanation]
• That strange behavior from Flat 4B in Denver is bound ___. [to raise eyebrows / nosy / to spy on]
• We need ___ for any suspicious activity around our Seattle neighborhood. [to keep an eye out / late at night / to jump to conclusions]
• Mrs. Davis is far too ___ about who enters the building in Boston. [nosy / odd / weird]
• Those two men in Denver look like they are ___. [to be up to something / to mind your own business / to raise eyebrows]

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