Choose the correct answer. ... has parked in my parking place. Where shall I put my car now?

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Because the weather is so changeable here, I usually take a cardigan with  ... in case it gets colder later in the day as I can't stand feeling cold all day.

Choose the correct answer. - Is the soup ... ? - No, it isn’t. It is cold.

Choose the correct answer. You ... tell anyone else. It’s our little secret.

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Choose the correct answer. ... information has been received from him.

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Because the weather is so changeable here, I usually take a cardigan with me in case it gets colder later in the day as I can't stand ... cold all day.

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He looked at me angrily because I had forgotten . . . the back door after I came home.

You will pass the exam …… you study hard.

Andrew ..... eat five slices of pizza in just one meal.

All flights to London today are delayed . . . bad weather.

Choose the correct answer. The box . . . only some old books and a fewpictures.

The benefit was . . . great a success that the promoters of the action decided to repeat it.

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He said, “I will unlock the secrets of their success.”

… is Charlie.

Because of her mother’s illness, Deborah Sampson was sent to work as a servant for neighbors from the time she was eight until she turned eighteen. She was a strong supporter of General Washington and the idea of American independence from England. Sampson decided to sign up for the army. She put on men’s clothing and cut her hair. Although she was worried about being discovered right away, Sampson enlisted in the army on May 20, 1782. She used a man’s name, Robert Shurtleff. She was trained with the other soldiers. She went on long marches to fight the English. Like the other soldiers, she ate bad food and had poor clothing and supplies. “Robert” kept to herself and worked without complaining. She was trusted and popular with the other soldiers. Their nickname for her was “Blooming Bobby.” They often teased her about her lack of a beard. They thought she had lied about her age and was a fifteen-year-old boy. Sampson went on scouting missions looking for enemy supplies. She fought in many minor battles with
enemy soldiers. During one small battle, she was wounded and dug the bullet out of her leg herself. She did not want to take a chance of her secret being discovered by a doctor. Later, Sampson caught a fever and nearly died. She lived, but her secret was discovered by a doctor. He informed her superior officer. Deborah Sampson was honorably discharged from the army on October 25, 1783, as the war was ending.

From the context of the passage, what is the meaning of honorably discharged?

Read the text and answer the questions according to it. Dr.Norton was a scientist in biology. One day he met a sailor from an island. The sailor told Dr.Norton about a talking bird. Dr.Norton told his colleagues about it. No one believed the bird could talk. He tried to persuade them, but they laughed at him. Dr.Norton wanted to prove it. .The next day he left for the island. The sailor he had met told him to look for a man named Jai. Dr.Norton finally reached the island where he met Jai. “I can,take you where it lives. It lives by the volcano,” Jai said. A week later, they arrived at the volcano. Every day they looked for the bird, but they couldn’t find it which depressed them. He decided to go home. On the route back, he walked past some old houses. He heard someone say, “Hello”. Dr.Norton looked up and saw a bird. He found a new type of bird in the end. Dr.Norton put the bird into a cage. Then he returned home. He proved his story.

At the end of the story, we can conclude that ... .