V
vanity
Chắc suất Đại học top - Giữ chỗ ngay!! ĐĂNG BÀI NGAY để cùng trao đổi với các thành viên siêu nhiệt tình & dễ thương trên diễn đàn.
It appears that a rainy day is defined as one that includes four hours of rain between 9 in the morning and 5 in the evening. Being nine-tenths water, I am not bothered when a drop (1)………….falls on me from the skies. That is if it’s pure sky-distilled water, of course, and not one of the acid brews though even from a stiff acid downpor near the Danube in Hungary, I’ve never yet (2)…………………my clothes dissolve. The occasional shower is more than welcome and when it comes down cats and dogs, it stirs one’s Vilking blood.
Those who feel this way are fortunate (3)……………………travelers. When rain falls, then so do prices. Cultivate the rainy seasons for cheap, independent travelling. Heavy relentless rain is a perfect (4)……………………not to climb a mountain or cross a rope bridge above a swollen river. Besides, after the rain the world is brillant. It seems (5)…………………from the anecdotal evidence that all over the world rain is failing at times when it shouldn’t, and I often find local citizens (6)………………to me for these solecisms of the climate. No offence (7)………….. I reply, it reminds me of home.
Not everybody shares this view of rain, and with a row of sodden offspring trailing in my (8)………….., grumbling about the low grade of entertainment, I too might class the episode as a marred holiday. People in this sort of predicament persecuted by mischievous rain gods, prompted the revelation this week of a wheeze called Hoilday Rain Insurance, (9)………..to be the first of its kind. Now there’s nothing new abour insurance against the havoc caused by robust weather to public events. I remember (10)………………..a legal umbrella against the showers that might drive away my audience for an open-air theatre production. The document was called a Pluvius Policy: no doubt Plautus and Terence had the same worry – though not Seneca, because his plays were meant for reading indoors !
1
A. again
B. other
C. more
D. also
2
A. been
B. gone
C. suffered
D. had
3
A. as
B. for
C. being
D. such
4
A. execuse
B. grounds
C. evasion
D. disguise
5
A. likely
B. bound
C. probably
D. liable
6
A. bemoaning
B. apologizing
C. blaming
D. complaining
7
A. believed
B. suffered
C. understood
D. taken
8
A. queue
B. waves
C. wake
D. row
9
A. challenged
B. claimed
C. demanded
D. insisted
10
A. rising
B. arousing
C. raising
D. arising
Those who feel this way are fortunate (3)……………………travelers. When rain falls, then so do prices. Cultivate the rainy seasons for cheap, independent travelling. Heavy relentless rain is a perfect (4)……………………not to climb a mountain or cross a rope bridge above a swollen river. Besides, after the rain the world is brillant. It seems (5)…………………from the anecdotal evidence that all over the world rain is failing at times when it shouldn’t, and I often find local citizens (6)………………to me for these solecisms of the climate. No offence (7)………….. I reply, it reminds me of home.
Not everybody shares this view of rain, and with a row of sodden offspring trailing in my (8)………….., grumbling about the low grade of entertainment, I too might class the episode as a marred holiday. People in this sort of predicament persecuted by mischievous rain gods, prompted the revelation this week of a wheeze called Hoilday Rain Insurance, (9)………..to be the first of its kind. Now there’s nothing new abour insurance against the havoc caused by robust weather to public events. I remember (10)………………..a legal umbrella against the showers that might drive away my audience for an open-air theatre production. The document was called a Pluvius Policy: no doubt Plautus and Terence had the same worry – though not Seneca, because his plays were meant for reading indoors !
1
A. again
B. other
C. more
D. also
2
A. been
B. gone
C. suffered
D. had
3
A. as
B. for
C. being
D. such
4
A. execuse
B. grounds
C. evasion
D. disguise
5
A. likely
B. bound
C. probably
D. liable
6
A. bemoaning
B. apologizing
C. blaming
D. complaining
7
A. believed
B. suffered
C. understood
D. taken
8
A. queue
B. waves
C. wake
D. row
9
A. challenged
B. claimed
C. demanded
D. insisted
10
A. rising
B. arousing
C. raising
D. arising