Here are the correct forms of the verbs and words to fill in the blanks:

### I. Use the correct form of the verb in parentheses.

1. The animals are not used to **keeping** in iron cages. (KEEP)
2. Were I you, I **would be** happy. (BE)
3. Most of goods **made** in this factory are of high quality. (MAKE)
4. I’d rather you **not be** absent from class. (NOT, BE)
5. He looked as though he **had run** ten miles. (RUN)
6. Do you know the man **standing** at the door? (STAND)
7. I didn’t want to meet Alice, so when she entered the room, I **left**. (LEAVE)

### IV. Use the correct form of the word given in the box to fill in each blank.

1. For the opening ceremony, the **participants** begin by entering the main stadium and then walk round, country by country, the Greek team first, the home country last. There is singing and **dancing** from the people of the Olympic city. The **leader** of the home country talks to the people in the stadium and, through television, to millions of people around the world, and then the President of the IOC talks as well.

2. The Cotswolds is an area of great **beauty** in England. It has a number of delightful villages and small towns with lovely old buildings that have remained **unchanged** since the area was a major **centre** several centuries ago.