"There is a certain wonderful sweetness and delight in knowledge," 1.(WRITE) the Roman poet, Decimus Junius J. uvenalis, almost two thousand years ago. No 2.(GOOD) or 3.(BRIEF) words could 4.(FIND) to describe the purpose of almanacs for 5.(CHILD). Almanacs 6.(SUPPOSE) to give new facts every day, facts which may interest you in 7.(LEARN) more. Almanacs 8.(COMPILE) for centuries. The people of ancient Greece 9.(KEEP) records of the motion of the stars and of the deeds of 10.(THEY) heroes. Thus the first almanacs appeared.

What did the family do yesterday?

Mr Smith washed his car yesterday morning. Mrs Smith watered plants in the garden. Then they cleaned the yard and played chess. In the evening their boys listened to the music and watched TV. Their little sister played dolls and then cryed a little. In the evening the children brushed their teeth and went to bed.

Aunt Nelly worked in the kitch­en all day. She baked a delicious apple pie. Then she washed the dishes and looked very tired. In the evening she relaxed and talked on the phone. Her husband smoked a cigarette and waited for her to go for a walk.

What did the family do yesterday?

Mr Smith washed his car yesterday morning. Mrs Smith watered plants in the garden. Then they cleaned the yard and played chess. In the evening their boys listened to the music and watched TV. Their little sister played dolls and then cryed a little. In the evening the children brushed their teeth and went to bed.

Aunt Nelly worked in the kitch­en all day. She baked a delicious apple pie. Then she washed the dishes and looked very tired. In the evening she relaxed and talked on the phone. Her husband smoked a cigarette and waited for her to go for a walk.