----- Nội dung dịch tự động từ ảnh ----- Exercise 5: Read the following passage and choose the best answer to fill in the blanks. IS IT TRUE THAT LIGHTNING NEVER STRIKES IN THE SAME PLACE TWICE? Lightning is much more likely to hit something it has struck before because it (1) to hit sharp things. So if there is a tall building or something that sticks up on top of a mountain then lightning may well strike twice. This is (2)! Jlightning is always trying to find the easiest way down to earth. In fact, there is evidence that lightning does strike the same place (3) more than one because the Empire State building in New York got hit 15 times in 15 minutes a few years ago! Also, aeroplanes can get struck by lightning and this happens with a frequency of about once in every 10 years. For example, a friend of mine L. The flight was already late but, when he had been in the USA and was coming (4) got on the aeroplane, it was delayed by an hour and a half because of a really bad storm. Then, after it took off his plane gọt hit by lightning. The passengers had just recovered when it got hit again, so twice in the (5)_ of about ten minutes! They do say that these storms