C WRITE Paragraph 1: Some dialogue or a dramatic event from the book that starts the action Paragraph 2: A summary of the plot Paragraph 3: A sentence to make readers interested Review section: Two or three reviews saying why the book is good.

“Hi Sarah, listen I only have a minute. I’m about to get picked up for a blind date, can you call me in a half hour just in case it’s going bad? Yes? Ok great! We’ll speak.” Raquel gave herself a quick spray of perfume, checked herself out one more time in the mirror, and headed outside to wait for the guy. Sure enough after twenty minutes Raquel was discreetly checking her watch. After ten more long minutes her phone finally buzzed. Raquel listened for a few seconds, grimly pursed her lips, and turned to her date, “I feel terrible, but my Grandmother is terribly sick, and I must go home now .” “No problem!” Said her date with a big grin, “in a few more minutes my dog was going to get run over!”

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28) A-of B-from C-for

29) A- describe B-described C- describing

30) A-yet B-since C-ago

31)A-a B-the C-her

32) A-but B-and C-or

33) A-their B-our C-some

34) A-than B-as C-then

35) A-have B-having C-has​

Classical Indian dancing is very beautiful to watch. (O) There are eight different kinds of classical Indian dancing and each one came from a different part (28)  A-of the country. The dances are (29)  B-described in a book on dancing, music and acting which is called the Natyashastra. This book was written more than 1,500 years (30) C-ago and classical dancers in modern India still have to always follow its instructions.

A classical Indian dancer uses (31)  B-the whole of her body. The neck, arms, feet (32)  B-and even the eyes move with the music. Very often, the dancers 'tell'' old Hindu stories by moving (33) A-their hands in different ways. There are more (34) A-than 25 different ways in which a dancer's hands should move and each way (35) C-has a different meaning!