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1. When Pat Woody hears her son Paul on the telephone, she cant believe
its the same 14-year-old boy who leaves his room littered with dirty socks
and never does his homework. He sounds so grown-up, so businesslike,
says Pat.
A. A bright future
B. A real businessman
C. Its time to take him seriously.
D. Like a different person
2. Nobody likes to admit it, but nothing is as much fun as talking about
whos doing what, where and with whom. Whatever you call it, other
peoples lives are a source of entertainment.
A. A lot of gossip is not based on truth.
B. Gossip can be beneficial as well as unpleasant.
C. Most people enjoy gossiping.
D. There are different types and definitions of gossip.
3. Television advertising in Britain has come a long way since the first
commercial breaks appeared in September 1955. Predicted by some
notably advertising agencies to be a great new world of communication,
TV ads have since become an important part of contemporary popular
culture.
A. Hidden dangers?
B. Rapid popularity
C. Surprising developments
D. A modern phenomenon
4. Climbing is an overall term which covers a broad range of ways of going
vertical. In Britain, indoor climbing walls have caught on, competition
climbing is featured on TV and the crags and quarries are busy all year
round with rock climbers.
A. Safety first
B. Seeing improvement
C. More preparation
D. Popular in many forms
5. We may complain and worry about love and romance, but how many of
us spend time and effort on the one relationship that can make the
difference between a rich and a happy life and feeling lonely and depressed
The relationship we have with our best friend?
A. Best friends value their relationships.
B. People sometimes underestimate their relationship with their best friend.
C. Love is the most important thing.
D. It is difficult to have a good friend.