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Tweet 3/B3   People have lived in Australia for about 40,000 years. The first people A _____ were called Aboriginals. We think the Aboriginals came by boat from the islands of what is Indonesia now. They live in all parts of Australia. Their lives were simple, B _____.  They lived by hunting, fishing and gathering food. They lived in bands, and it was hard for Australians to communicate C _____. In 1606, people from Netherlands, France and Britain found the land currently known as Australia. First, they found the north and west coast. This was dry and apparently uninhabitable land, and they found D _____.  But in 1770 a British […]

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Tweet 3/A22-28   Scientists have discovered a previously unknown prehistoric human relative to migrate out of Africa, in addition to Neanderthal and modern human A22 ___. Researchers say they have a lot more to learn about the creature they call X-Woman. X-Woman gets her name from a small, fossilized finger fund by anthropologists in 2008 in a A23 _____ in southern Siberia that contain prehistoric bracelets and other ornaments. A preliminary genetic analysis of the 30,000- to 50,000-year-old bones shows X-Woman represents a third wave of hominids that migrated out of Africa during the Ice Age, between homo erectus two million years ago, that gave rise to modern humans, and […]

Tweet 3/A15-21   Mr. James Duffy lived in Chapelizod because he wished to live as far as possible from the city of which he was a citizen and because he found all the other suburbs of Dublin mean, modern and pretentious. He lived in an old somber house. The lofty walls of his uncarpeted room were free from pictures. He had himself bought every article of furniture in the room: a black iron bedstead, an iron washstand, four cane chairs, a clothes-rack, a coalscuttle, a fender and irons, and a square table. A bookcase had been made in an alcove by means of shelves of white wood. A little hand-mirror […]

Tweet B11 Beethoven’s life and career were colored by an_____                                                                                                  USUAL B12 tragedy that gave him no_____ but to change and adjust;                                                                                                   CHOOSE He gradually lost his hearing in the early 1800s and remained deaf for the rest of his life. Although he could no longer_____                                                                                         PERFORMANCE B13_____ in public and for a time he even contemplated suicide. B14 Beethoven could still____. Some of his          COMPOSITION greatest works were written during and after the time of his hearing loss. B15 In___ some scholars believe that                       FACTUAL the composer’s greatness came not in spite of his________                                                                                             DEAF B16 but because of it as it freed him […]

Tweet Paul; our special guest in the studio today is Bill Bowl. Welcome to show Bill. B4 Thanks. It’s great____ here                                TO BE  B5 Paul: You are only 25, but you (already)_____ SELL 20,000,000 records B6 How old were you when you______                  WRITE your first song? Bill: I was 13.  B7 Paul: You_____ vocal lessons when you were a kid? TAKE B8 Bill: No, I didn’t. My parents hoped that I____ BECOME a doctor. So, I sang and wrote my songs in secret late at B9 night in my room, when everyone______             SLEEP B10 When my first album appeared, my parents____ SHOCKED

Tweet Some facts from Australian history In 1939 the Second World war broke out. Again, Australian joined in to help Britain. But in 1941 Japan attacked Australia, and Australians had to fight close to home for the first time. Many people feared that A____ But with help from the United States, the Japanese were stopped. After the war, Australia became a close friend of the United States. When the war ended, Australia felt that it needed much more people B____. So, the government said it would take in people from Europe who had lost their homes in the war. Over the next 25 years millions of people came to Australia. […]

Tweet 1.Forced change 2 Violation of law 3 Destructive consequences 4 It’s impossible to please everyone 5 Lack of suitable people 6 Unexpected arrival 7 Against unemployment 8 Avoiding radical measures Civil service offers jobs to thousands of men and women. They work at many different levels of the government. The levels are city, county, state and federal. All areas or civil service work on the merit system. This system is set up to protect the employee. It is meant to have each job filled by the people best qualified to have them. The merit system makes sure each employee gets equal and fair pay. Training is provided for those […]

Tweet As South Africa prepares to host the football World Cup, organizers have recruited thousands of volunteers to help the hundreds of thousands of fans who will be attending. Some 2000 World Cup volunteers gathered at a convention Hall in Johannesburg recently for 3 days of A22____. They were A23___ at total of 18,000 volunteers who are chosen from nearly 70,000 applicants from 170 countries. Their job will be to A24____ information, directions and the translations to 400,000-foreign fans who are expected for football’s World Cup. This group is to work at Johannesburg’s Soccer City stadium. The 90,000-seat arena is hosting seven matches, A25_____ the opening and final games, as […]

Tweet When they awoke next morning land could be seen. Doctor McPhail lit his pipe and, leaning over the rail, searched the heavens for the Southern Cross. After two years at the war and the wound there had taken longer to heal than it should, he was glad to settle down quietly at Apia for 12 months at least, and he felt already better for the journey. Since some of the passengers were leaving the ship next day at Poga-Poga they had had a little dance that evening and, in his ears, hammered still the hash notes of the mechanical piano. But the deck was quiet at last. He saw […]