One summer evening about two years ago in June me and two of my friends Jane and Elisabeth were in a summer camp in Karepa. The weather was delightful: it was warm and there wasn't windy, so we decided to go and watch the sunset at the beach. Sadly we weren't allowed to go outside after 11 p.m. and it was already about 11.30 p.m., but we decided to go anyway. All three of us put on our darkest clothes so no one could see us. We sneaked out of our room and ran over a big hilly field into the dark forest. Unfortunately a strict teacher saw us and started coming towards us. We freaked out and started running through the forest. Luckily the teacher gave up looking for us very easily, but to my horror we had lost each other. I decided to run through the forest to the beach. The way was really short and the forest wasn't dense either, but I was still a bit scared, because I was alone. When I got to
cold, white garden. "I hope there´ll be a change in the weather." 4 F It sounded so sweet to his ears. It was really only a small bird singing outside his window, but it was so long since he had heard a bird sing i his garden that it seemed to him the most beaitiful music in the world. He jumped out of bed and looked out. 5 A Through a hole int he wall the children had sneaked in and they were sitting on the branches of the trees. The trees were so glad to have them back again and the birs were flying about and the flowers were looking up through green grass and laughing. It was a lovely scene; only in one corner of the garden it was still winter. The giant said, "Now I know why the spring didn´t want to come here. I will knock down the wall and it will be the children´s playground for ever."
1. C 2. B 3. D 4. A Ex3. 1. F 2. H 3. A 5. D 6. G 7. E 8. C METHOD LOOK Ex1. 1. Adopt 2. Work 3. Used 4. Fails 5. Devised Ex1. 1. Seen 2. Gave 3. Tell 4. Spoil 5. Like 6. 6. Recommend Has Ex2. 1. Traditional 2. infallible 3. Popular 4. Ex2. 1. B 2. D 3. E 4. F 5. G 6. A 7. C 8. H Reliable 5. Unorthodox 6. Practical 7. Effective Ex3. 1. Had 2. Took 3. Get 4. Sneaked Ex3. 1. Transport 2. Teaching 3. Earthquakes 4. Ex4. 1. Distant 2. Vacant 3.wild 4. Filthy 5. Crowd control 5. Payment 6. Pain control 7. Birth Curious 6. Hurt control 8. Reaching agreement LUCK MIND Ex1. 1. Had 2. Bring 3. Believe 4. Ran out of 5. Ex1. 1. Made up 2. Change 3. Clear 4. Train 5. Trust 6. Wished 7. Holds 8. Push Broadens 6. Has 7
he knew that Isabella was as guilty as him. Soon, Catherine left with the Tilney's for Northanger Abbey. She imagined the abbey to resemble the haunted ruins of the Gothic novels she loved but Northanger Abbey actually turned out to be quite dull although due to her overactive imagination Catherine conjured up different frightening pictures about the place. She became intrigued by the death of Henry's and Eleanor's mother and suspected their father, General Tilney of murdering her. She sneaked into the mother's old chamber but discovered nothing. She was caught by Henry who guessed her thoughts and became very angry. Catherine received a letter from her brother telling that his engagement with Isabella had been cancelled. She suspected Captain Frederick of forcing himself between them but Henry convinced her that Isabella was also as guilty as Frederick. General started to make hints about Catherine marrying Henry. Catherine received
concentrating on relaxing individual parts of my body. Somewhere in the middle of that exercise, the cold pills took effect, and I gladly sank into unconsciousness. I woke early, having slept soundly and dreamlessly thanks to my gratuitous drug use. Though I was well rested, I slipped right back into the same hectic frenzy from the night before. I dressed in a rush, smoothing my collar against my neck, fidgeting with the tan sweater till it hung right over my jeans. I sneaked a swift look out the window to see that Charlie was already gone. A thin, cottony layer of clouds veiled the sky. They didn't look very lasting. I ate breakfast without tasting the food, hurrying to clean up when I was done. I peeked out the window again, but nothing had changed. I had just finished brushing my teeth and was heading back downstairs when a quiet knock sent my heart thudding against my rib cage.
He called it the "Volunteer Evaluation Office." This unit stepped up its activities as Allied post-Versailles supervision waned in the 1920s. Part of its work consisted of picking up press association messages and news broadcasts and distributing a digest of them to government officials. By 1926, it had intercept stations in six major cities of Germany. In 1928, it began following the military maneuvers in which neighboring countries were once again engaging. It sneaked its intercept units into the demilitarized zone along the Rhine by disguising them as technicians for the German broadcasting or postal organizations. Much of its success resulted from traffic analysis—in 35 of the 52 major maneuvers between 1931 and 1937, the foreign forces were reconstructed completely. But it also solved some cipher systems. When in 1934, Hitler pointed Germany toward its eventual war of revenge and conquest, he swelled the ranks of the armed forces and
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