Complete each space in the text with a word formed from the word in capitals.

It's 8.30 at the headquarters of the Boogy Woogers dance group, a (1) [REHEARSE] studio in Geneva. Dancers of all shapes and sizes begin to tumble (2) [ENERGY] through the doors. Some begin lumbering up, others splinter off into groups to try out new moves. One woman, lost in her own (3) [THINK] sits with her headphones on, preparing for the punishing routines to follow. A long-haired man with a goatee beard puts a tape in the hi-fi, and rap music blares out of the (4) [SPEAK]. Soon the room is alive with whirling, spinning bodies and (5) [LAUGH] fills the air.

The Boogy Woogers are the brainchild of Tomas Seeler, who handpicked many of his troupe from local street dancers. Seeler's own (6) [BACK] was in gymnastics, but others come from the worlds of martial arts, bodybuilding and ballet. Many different (7) [NATIONAL] are represented in the group, including Chilean, Fijian and Senegalese dancers. The group has been performing all over Europe, most notably in Paris, where they became (8) [NIGHT] celebrities. Famous for their (9) [CREATE] and novel interpretations, the Boogy Woogers have made several (10) [APPEAR] on TV, and look set to remain the 'in' thing for many years to come.

It's 8.30 at the headquarters of the Boogy Woogers dance group, a rehearsal studio in Geneva. Dancers of all shapes and sizes begin to tumble energetically through the doors. Some begin lumbering up, others splinter off into groups to try out new moves. One woman, lost in her own thoughts, sits with her headphones on, preparing for the punishing routines to follow. A long-haired man with a goatee beard puts a tape in the hi-fi, and rap music blares out of the speakers. Soon the room is alive with whirling, spinning bodies and laughter fills the air.

The Boogy Woogers are the brainchild of Tomas Seeler, who handpicked many of his troupe from local street dancers. Seeler's own background was in gymnastics, but others come from the worlds of martial arts, bodybuilding, and ballet. Many different nationalities are represented in the group, including Chilean, Fijian, and Senegalese dancers. The group has been performing all over Europe, most notably in Paris, where they became overnight celebrities. Famous for their creative and novel interpretations, the Boogy Woogers have made several appearances on TV and look set to remain the 'in' thing for many years to come.

1. REHEARSAL
Explanation: The word in capitals is "REHEARSE" which is a verb. To change it to a noun form, we add the suffix "-al" to get "REHEARSAL." A rehearsal is a place where dancers practice and prepare for performances.

2. ENERGETICALLY
Explanation: The word in capitals is "ENERGY" which is a noun. To change it to an adverb form, we add the suffix "-ly" to get "ENERGETICALLY." This word describes how the dancers are tumbling through the doors with a lot of energy.

3. THOUGHTS
Explanation: The word in capitals is "THINK" which is a verb. To change it to a noun form, we add the suffix "-s" to get "THOUGHTS." The woman is lost in her own thoughts, meaning she is deep in concentration or contemplation.

4. SPEAKERS
Explanation: The word in capitals is "SPEAK" which is a verb. To change it to a noun form, we add the suffix "-ers" to get "SPEAKERS." The rap music is blaring out of the speakers, which are devices that produce sound.

5. LAUGHTER
Explanation: The word in capitals is "LAUGH" which is a verb. To change it to a noun form, we add the suffix "-ter" to get "LAUGHTER." The room is filled with laughter, which is the sound of people laughing.

6. BACKGROUND
Explanation: The word in capitals is "BACK" which is a noun. To change it to a noun form, we add the suffix "-ground" to get "BACKGROUND." Seeler's own background refers to his previous experience or training in gymnastics.

7. NATIONALITIES
Explanation: The word in capitals is "NATIONAL" which is an adjective. To change it to a noun form, we add the suffix "-ities" to get "NATIONALITIES." The group consists of dancers from different nationalities, which refers to their countries of origin.

8. OVERNIGHT
Explanation: The word in capitals is "NIGHT" which is a noun. To change it to an adjective form, we add the prefix "OVER-" to get "OVERNIGHT." The Boogy Woogers became overnight celebrities in Paris, meaning they gained fame suddenly and quickly.

9. CREATIVITY
Explanation: The word in capitals is "CREATE" which is a verb. To change it to a noun form, we add the suffix "-ity" to get "CREATIVITY." The Boogy Woogers are famous for their creativity, which refers to their ability to come up with new and original ideas.

10. APPEARANCES
Explanation: The word in capitals is "APPEAR" which is a verb. To change it to a noun form, we add the suffix "-ances" to get "APPEARANCES." The Boogy Woogers have made several appearances on TV, meaning they have appeared or performed on television.