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help me this one 3. While I was ..... the kitchen, I came across some gloves I,lost years ago. around the globe-the final game of the 2002 tournament wa,A. cleared out B. cleared in (2)..... to a television audience of more than 1 billion,C. clearing out D. clearing in viewers. Founded 1930 with just 13 (3)....., the,4. No one enjoys being out of work and ..... . tournament now attracts entries from more than 200 countries. The,A. in debts B. in debt teams must (4)..... in elimination games within their own,C. with debt D. with debts regions (5)..... qualifying to become one of the 32 nations,5. We couldn&#x27;t get past because there was a ..... car participating in the (6)..... tournament.,..... our way. The women&#x27;s World Cup was first played in 1991 and has,A. broken-down/ in B. broken-up/ in gained (7)..... steadily since then. More than 90,000 fans,C. broken-down/ on D. broken-up/ on attended the finals of the 1999 tournament -  nne of the,6. Air-hostesses are very busy throughout a flight, ..... (8)..... crowds ever to (9)..... a women&#x27;s sporting,passengers how to use a life jacket and ..... food and event. Nearly 100 nations attempted to (10)..... for the 2003,drinks. event, a 16-team elimination tournament.,A. show/ serve B. show/ serving,C. showing/ serve D. showing/ serving 2. Use ONE word to fill each gap.,7. Apart ..... the broken cups, not much damage was A child prodigy of four is receiving computer lessons at Brunel,..... at all. University, in London. Nicholas MacMahon is studying at university,A. away/ done B. away/ made because he is (1) ..... clever for school. A senior lecturer at the,C. from/ made D. from/ done university, Valso Koshy, said (2) ..... boy was remarkably,8. You ..... what to do when you arrive. intelligent.,A. will be told B. will be said Nicholas spoke fluently before he was one and (3) .....,C. are told D. are said the time he was 18 months old he was taking telephone messages. This,9. Under the regulation, reference books ..... out of the (4) ..... soon followed by conversational French. These are the,library. trademarks of a highly-gifted child, unusual (5) ..... not,A. must not take B. must not be taken unique. The strange thing (6) ..... Nicholas is his reading - he,C. will not take D. will not be taken taught (7) ..... to read before he could speak. Ms Koshy, (8),10. I wish we ..... to go out tonight, but we have no choice. ..... expert on gifted children, says Nicholas is quite,A. could not have exceptional. Yet exceptional&#x27; understates his amazing ability (9),B. ought not,C. did not have D. do not have ..... read, almost from birth. &#x27;He was talking when he was one,(10) ..... we realized from the start he (11)..... read,&#x27;,IV. USE OF ENGLISH his father said. &#x27;Soon after, he was correcting my spelling, words like,1. Choose the word or phrase in the box to fill each gap. caterpillar. Now he identifies insects by (12) ..... Latin names&#x27;.,The list (13) ..... achievements is impressive, but,teams before passionate popularity witness frightening. A four-year-old who (14) ..... tell a Boeing 747,qualify played largest final participate from a DC10, devours encyclopaedias, reads The Daily Telegraph and is,The men&#x27;s World Cup is considered the most popular sporting well on the way to becoming a violin virtuoso is (15) .....,event in the world and is followed with (1)....  nterrst normal.

Accepted Answer

1. A. clearing out  
2. C. with debt  
3. C. broken-down/ on  
4. D. showing/ serving  
5. C. from/ made  
6. A. clever for school  
7. A. the boy  
8. unusual  
9. D. do not have  
10. A. will be told  
11. A. must not be taken  
12. A. will not take  
13. D. are told  
14. A. will be told  
15. A. the boy

The men&#x27;s World Cup is considered the most popular sporting event in the world and is followed with (1) great interest.