MY DAUGHTER IS NOT _TO GO TO SCHOOL ON HER OWN EVERY MORNING.B. OL...

30. My daughter is not _to go to school on her own every morning.B. old enough B. enough old C. too old D. very oldXI.Complete the following conversation between Patrick and the librarian with the correctletter A –F (1.0pt)Librarian:Hello, can I help you?G. How can I get a new library card?Patrick:Yes, could you tell me where thechildren’s books are?Librarian:Certainly, they’re over there on theH. Thanks. How many books can I take out?right.Patrick:(16)...B...Librarian:up to 6 books at a time.Patrick:(17)...E...I. Great! I’ll go and choose some books,Librarian:For 3 weeks.thank you.Patrick:(18)...A...Librarian:I can do that for you. Could youJ. Yes, of course. When will it be ready?write your name and address here, please?Patrick:K. How long can I keep them?(19)...D...Librarian:In about 10 minutes.L. How much does it cost?Patrick:(20)...C...Librarian:You’re welcome. Please, ask ifyou need help.XII. Read the passage below and decide which option (A, B, C or D) best fits each space.(1.0pt)In 1853, Levi Strauss (21)_ to San Francisco from New York. His brothersran a business there selling pillows, blankets and clothes and Levis went to help them. He worked(22) and,overthe nexttwentyyears,he expandedthe business.One day in 1872, Levi got a letter from Jacob Davis who made men’s clothes. In the letter Jacob(23) Levis about a difficult customer. He kept on tearing the pockets of his trousers. Jacob hadfound an answer – he had added some metal to the corners of the pockets. Levi recognized a businessopportunity, (24) _ the two men started working together. They decided to makesome trousers out of denim, a material which was suitable for working clothes. The first pair of denimblue jeans (25) _ produced in 1873. Today people all around the world wear Levi jeans everyday.