Unit4Cloze2(2---4A)(1)Flight830.Departure10:45p.m.__1__firstglance,thisisjustanother__2__flighttoLosAngeles,California.__3__for38youngpassengersbetweenfifteenandeighteenyearsofage,itisthestartofanewexperience:theywillspend10monthsoftheirlivesstudying__4__,farfromtheirfamilies.EveryyeartheUnitedStatesis__5__toanaverageof78,000foreignhighschoollevelstudents,__6__3,000areBrazilian.Allofthemgoforthesamereasons--__7__fluentinEnglish,__8__highschool,and__9__everythingtheycanabouttheAmericanwayoflife.Attheendofeachsemester,__10__thestudentspassfinalexams,Americanauthoritiesgrantacertificate,whichisrecognizedinBrazil.1.A)OnB)AtC)ByD)To2.A)ordinaryB)commonC)routineD)frequent3.A)WhicheverB)StillC)AlthoughD)Yet4.A)abroadB)aboardC)boardD)boarding5.A)homeB)hostC)houseD)family6.A)ofthemB)bythemC)ofwhichD)bywhich7.A)becomeB)becomingC)becameD)tobecome8.A)tocompleteBcompletedC)completeD)completing9.A)understandB)tounderstandC)understandingD)tounderstand10.A)sofarB)aslongasC)intheeventofD)inorderthatUnit4Cloze1(2---4A)Things,astheysay,arenotalwayssoeasy.EvenyoungstudentswhoplanonstayingintheUnitedStatesjustlongenoughtofinishtwosemestersofhighschoolhavedifficulty__1__ahostfamily.Veryfewarriveinthecountry__2__allthedetailsworkedout.GloriaMarcatoisoneoftheluckyones.Beforeleaving,shehadreceivedtwolettersandsomephotosofhernew“parents”.“Ithinkitalldepends,”saysGloria.“onhowyouanswerthe__3__sentbytheoverseasstudycompanyhereinBrazil.Americanfamilies,whichhostforeignstudents,arenotpaid,__4__theyareallowedasmallincometaxdeduction.Eachteenagerisexpectedto__5__hisorherownexpensesforarticled__6__personaluse,entertainment,long-distancetelephonecallsandclothing.__7__this,theyshouldbudgetbetween$200to$300amonth.Inthe__8__ofillness,eachstudenthasamedicalassistancecard.HealthinsurancedoesnotincludeAIDs,abortionandsuicide,nordentalandeyesightbill.Basically,moststudentsleaveknowingtheywillhavetodo__9__theiraccustomedparentalprotectionandlearntotakecareofthemselves.However,noonepackshisorherbagsalone.Parentsalwaysgivesuggestions,oreven__10__thetaskthemselves.Theyoungstersfrequentlyshowtheirlackofpractices.Theytakealongunnecessaryitems.1.A)tofindB)findingB)findD)havefound2.A)fromB)inC)withD)on3.A)arrangementB)convenienceC)missionD)survey4.A)thoughB)despiteC)thereforeD)as5.A)affordB)coverC)grantD)adopt6.A)toB)upC)forD)by7.A)AsB)TowardsB)UponD)Over8.A)incidentB)happeningC)occurrenceD)event9.A)throughB)beyondC)withoutD)behind10.A)takeonB)takeinC)taketoD)takeupUnit4Cloze3(2---4B)WeareinMontreal,inanechoing,darktrainstation,andwearesqueezedtogetheronabenchwaitingforsomeonetogiveussomeguidance.__1__,amanspeakingbrokenPolishapproachesus,takesustotheticketwindow,andthenhelpsus__2__ourtrain.And__3__beginsyetanothersegmentofthislongestjourney--__4__thelongerbecausewedon’texactlyknowwhenitwillend,whenwe’llreachourdestination.WeonlyknowthatVancouverisveryfaraway.Thepeopleonthetrainlookatusindirectly,andavoid__5__nearby.Thismaybe__6__we’vebroughtsuitcasesfullofdriedcake,cannedsardines,andsausages,__7__wouldkeepduringthelongjourney.Wedon’tknowaboutdiningcars,and__8__wediscoverthatthistrainhas__9__athing,wecanhardlyaffordtogothereonceaday__10__thefewdollarsthatmyfatherhasbroughtwithhim.Twodollarscouldabicycle,orseveralpairsofshoesinPoland.Itseemslikeatremendoussumtopayforfourbowlsofsoup.1.A)ReluctantlyB)ProgressivelyC)InevitablyD)Eventually2.A)involveB)boardC)strideD)occupy3.A)furthermoreB)accordinglyC)soD)moreover4.A)muchB)merelyC)ratherD)all5.A)tositB)sitC)sittingD)sat6.A)becauseB)whyC)howD)where7.A)whatB)whichC)whoD)this8.A)whenB)whereC)althoughD)whether9.A)quiteB)suchC)somewhatD)certain10.A)atB)byC)onD)in
