#34, ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS 331 TO 340, Three letter words ending in 'o'

Here are the answers to questions 331 to 340, based on three letter words ending in 'o'.
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CHOICE BOX
ado
azo
boo
coo
duo
goo
mho
moo
pro
woo

331. Applauses and boos are common in electoral campaigns.

332. The President cooed about his achievements in his eight years of incumbency.

333. Then tell me how to woo thee, Love;
O tell me how to woo thee!
For thy dear sake nae care I'll take,
Though ne'er another trow me.
If gay attire delight thine eye
I'll dight me in array;
I'll tend thy chamber door all night,
And squire thee all the day.
If sweetest sounds can win thine ear,
These sounds I'll strive to catch;
Thy voice I'll steal to woo thyself.
[Burton Egbert Stevenson in his poem 'Cavalier's Song'].

334. There is a fierce debate on the pros and cons of electing Obama. .

335. Some azo dyes are used as hair dyes.

336. Why do we make such an ado about death? What is it, after all, but a sort of refinement of life? She died ten years ago, and yet, as I sat there in the sunny stillness, she was a palpable, audible presence. [Henry James in his book 'The Diary of a man of fifty'].

337. We can no longer hear the moos of cows in our vicinity as every cow in our village has been sold out to slaughter houses.

338. Mho and Siemens are units of electrical coductivity.

339. The duo Karl Marx and Friedrich Angeles have an inseparable affinity.

340. Grey goos are runaway self-replicating machines, in nanotechnological fantastic fiction.