THE MUSICIAN COMPARED MOTHERS TO THE SUN, THE SMILE AND THE STARS....

32. The musician compared mothers to the sun, the smile and the stars.

Section II. Fill in each gap with a suitable word provided in the box. (1.6pts)

heat safe sound discussed light rising provide movement

Energy is one of the problems that many people are interested in. It is not an unfamiliar word. It is heard,

said and (33)______day after day. It is close to everyone’s daily life. You turn on a lamp and it is energy that

gives you (34)______ .You turn on a TV and it is energy that gives you pictures and (35)______. You ride a

motorcycle and it is energy that gives you (36)______ . You cook your meals and it is energy that gives you

(37)______ to boil rice. The problem is that the demand for energy is (38)______ and that the price of energy

is getting higher and higher. The supply of energy on earth is limited. It cannot (39)______ us all forever. The

shortage of energy in the future is inevitable. Therefore, saving energy is a must if we want to continue to live

on a (40) ______ and sound world.

Section III: Read the passage and answer the following questions. (1.0pt)

Television enables us to see things in distant places.

It is indeed one of the most wonderful things that

man has ever invented. Television not only entertains people but also teaches people a variety of important

things. Through this wonderful invention, we learn about people and events thousands of miles away. Pictures

taken in all parts of the world are also shown on television for entertainment as well as for instruction. Short

films based on popular stories are often shown to entertain millions of people all over the world. In some

countries, television is used to teach pupils and students many useful fields such as technology, art, science

and so on. Students who cannot go to school because of transport or other problems are taught all their lessons

at home through television. As television appeals to the eyes instead of the ears, people enjoy watching

television more than listening to the radio. Listening requires knowledge of many things, but what we see

with our eyes explains itself.