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I. Complete the sentences with the correct form (to-infinitive or -ing form) of the verbs
in the box. Some verbs can be followed by either a to-infinitive or an -ing form.
read stay make
watch do cycle
eat hang out travel get
1. My brother loves
2. Do people in your country like.
3. Riding a bike is Lan's pleasure, but she detests.
4. I don't mind
5. As a child, he hated
8. Emily dislikes
9. I fancy
6. Minh is in good shape. He enjoys
7. She doesn't like
9. a. young
10. a. 1905
Passage 2
at home to look after the children.
live football on TV.
b. on
b. late
b. lots
b. to
b. girls
b. started
abroad on vacation?
10. Nancy adores
II. Fill in each blank with a word from the box.
Passage 1
Scouting began (1)...... England in 1907. Two years (2)..... an American businessman,
Willam Boyce, got (3)...... in London. A boy helped him and explained that he was a scout.
This meeting led (4)..... the Scouts Association crossing the Atlantic in 1910.
Although scouting is mainly for (5) .........., there are organizations similar to the BSA
which girls can join. The Girl Guides Association and the coeducational Camp Fire Boys and
Girls, both of which (6)....... in 1920, are two such groups. In 1994, there (7)......... 5,400,000
scouts in England. Now scouting is popular (8)....... The Scouting Association has more than
25 million members, making it the largest voluntary (9)....... organization in the world.
Although each nation's scouting program differs slightly, the three aims, established in
(10)......., are the same for the 21st century.
1. a. in
2. a. later
3. a. lot
4. a. about
5. a. all people
6. a. begin
7. a. were
8. a. worldwide
was
b. world
out tonight because I'm too tired to cook.
with her best friend Helen.
b. men
b. 1917
books, but now he finds it enjoyable.
sport and exercise.
up early in the morning, especially at the weekend.
crafts, but she enjoys origami.
in the rain.
c. from
c. then
c. lost
c. into
c. boys and girls
c. founded
c. had
c. the world
c. women
c.1907
d. to
d. behind
d. a lot
d. for
d. boys
d. had
d. are
d.
d. youth
d. 1910
American
models
by through origami together upstream folding taught
Origami is the Japanese word for paper (1)_
ORI means to fold and KAMI
means paper. (2)
they form the word, "origami." It is an art form that has been
handed down from parent to child (3)
many generations. Origami involves the
creation of paper forms usually entirely (4)_
folding. Animals, birds, fish,
geometric shapes, puppets, toys and masks are among the (5)_
that even very
young children can learn to make in just one sitting.
In Japan, at one time origami was (6)_
in schools but today, children are
generally taught origami at home. Holidays are celebrated with colorful (7)_
decorations made by the family. On children's day (formerly boy's day), children make
colorful carp: a fish that swims (8)_
against the current. This symbolizes
strength.