【課件】新概念英語第二冊語法填詞課件

新概念二語法填詞96ThedeadreturnAFestivalfortheDeadisheldonceayearinJapan.Thisfestivalis1._____cheerfuloccasion,foronthisday,thedeadaresaidtoreturn2._____theirhomesandtheyarewelcomedbytheliving.Astheyareexpectedtobe3._____(hunger)aftertheirlongjourney,food4._____(lay)outforthem.Specially-madelanternsarehungoutsideeachhouse5._____(help)thedeadtofindtheirway.Allnightlong,peopledanceandsing.Intheearlymorning,thefoodthathadbeenlaidoutforthedeadisthrownintoariver6._____intotheseaasitisconsideredunluckyfor7._____livingtoeatit.Intownsthatarenearthesea,thetinylanterns8._____hadbeenhunginthestreetsthenightbefore,areplacedintothewaterwhenthefestivalisover.Thousandsoflanternsslowlydriftouttosea9._____(guide)thedeadontheirreturnjourneytotheotherworld.Thisisamovingspectacle,for10._____(crowd)ofpeoplestandontheshorewatchingthelanternsdriftingawayuntiltheycanbeseennomore.961.a2.to3.hungry4.islaid5.tohelp6.or7.anyone8.which/that9.guiding10.crowds95Afantasy

WhentheAmbassadororEscalopiareturnedhomeforlunch,hiswifegotashock.Helookedpaleandhisclotheswereina1._______(fright)state.'2._____hashappened?'sheasked.'Howdidyourclothesgetintosuchamess?''Afireextinguisher,mydear,'answeredtheAmbassadordrily.'UniversitystudentssettheEmbassy3._____firethismorning.''Goodheavens!'exclaimedhiswife.'Andwherewereyouatthetime?''Iwasinmyofficeasusual,'answeredtheAmbassador.'Thefirebrokeoutinthebasement.Iwentdownimmediately,ofcourse,andthatfool,Horst,4._____(aim)afireextinguisheratme.HethoughtIwasonfire.Imustdefinitelygetthatfellow5._____(post).'TheAmbassador'swifewenton6._____(ask)questions,whenshesuddenlynoticed7._____bigholeinherhusband'shat.'Andhowcanyouexplain8._____?'sheasked.'Oh,that,'saidtheAmbassador.'Someonefiredashotthroughmyofficewindow.Accurate,don'tyouthink?9._____(fortunate),Iwasn'twearingitatthetime.IfIhadbeen,Iwouldnothavebeenable10._____(get)homeforlunch.'951.frightful

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9.Fortunately10.toget94FuturechampionsExperimentshaveprovedthatchildrencan1._____(instruct)inswimmingataveryearlyage.AtaspecialswimmingpoolinLosAngeles,childrenbecomeexpertat2._____(hold)theirbreathunderwaterevenbeforetheycanwalk.Babiesoftwomonthsolddonotappear3._____(be)reluctanttoenterthewater.Itisnotlongbeforetheyaresoaccustomedto4._____(swim)thattheycanpickupweightsfromthefloorofthepool.Agamethatisverypopularwiththeseyoungswimmersis5._____underwatertricyclerace.Tricyclesarelineduponthefloorofthepoolsevenfeetunderwater.Thechildrencompeteagainsteachothertoreachtheotherendofthepool.Manypedalagainsttricycles,6._____mostofthemprefertopushordragthem.Somechildrencancoverthewhole7._____(long)ofthepool8._____comingupforbreathevenonce.9._____theywilleverbecomefutureOlympicchampions,onlytimewilltell.Meanwhile,theyshouldencouragethoseamonguswhocannotswimfiveyards10._____theyaregaspingforair.941.beinstructed

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Oneofthemostfamousmonumentsintheworld,theStatueofLiberty,waspresentedtotheUnitedStatesofAmericain1._____nineteenthcenturybythepeopleofFrance.Thegreatstatue,2._____wasdesignedbythesculptorAugusteBartholdi,tooktenyearstocomplete.Theactualfigurewasmadeofcopper3._____(support)byametalframeworkwhichhadbeen4._____(especial)constructedbyEiffel.Before5._____couldbetransportedtotheUnitedStates,asitehadtobefoundforitandapedestalhadtobebuilt.Thesitechosenwasanislandatthe6._____(enter)ofNewYorkHarbour.By1884,astatuewhichwas151feettallhadbeenerectedinParis.The7._____(follow)year,itwastakentopiecesandsenttoAmerica.BytheendofOctober1886,thestatue8._____(put)togetheragainanditwasofficiallypresentedtotheAmericanpeoplebyBartholdi.Eversincethen,thegreatmonumenthasbeenasymbolofliberty9._____themillionsofpeoplewhohavepassedthroughNewYorkHarbour10._____(make)theirhomesinAmerica.931.the

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10.tomake92AskingfortroubleItmusthavebeenabouttwointhemorningwhenIreturnedhome.Itriedtowakeupmywifebyringingthedoorbell,1._____shewasfastasleep,soIgotaladderfromtheshedinthegarden,2._____(put)itagainstthewall,andbeganclimbingtowardsthebedroomwindow.Iwasalmostthere3._____asarcasticvoicebelowsaid,'Idon'tthinkthewindowsneed4._____(clean)atthistimeofthenight.'Ilookeddownandnearlyfell5._____theladderwhenIsawapoliceman.I6._____(immediate)regrettedansweringinthewayIdid,butIsaid,'Ienjoycleaningwindowsatnight.''SodoI,'answeredthepolicemanin7._____sametone.'Excusemy8._____(interrupt)you.Ihatetointerruptamanwhenhe'sbusyworking,butwouldyoumindcomingwithmetothestation?''Well,I'dprefertostayhere,'Isaid.'Yousee.I'veforgotten9._____key.''Yourwhat?'hecalled.'Mykey,'Ishouted.Fortunately,theshoutingwokeupmywifewho10._____(open)thewindowjustasthepolicemanhadstartedtoclimbtoopenedwardsme.921.but2.put3.when4.cleaning/errupting9.my10.opened91ThreemeninabasketA

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noticedaballoonwhichseemedtobemakingforaRoyalAirForceStationnearby.Heinformedthestationatonce,1._______noonetherewasabletoexplainthemystery.Theofficerinthecontroltowerwasveryangry2._______heheardthenews,becauseballoonscanbe3._____greatdangertoaircraft.Hesaidthatsomeonemightbespyingonthestationandthepilotwasordered4._______(keep)trackofthestrangeobject.Thepilotmanagedtocircletheballoon5._____sometime.Hecouldmakeoutthreemeninabasketunder6._____andoneofthem7._____(hold)apairofbinoculars.Whentheballoonwasoverthestation,thepilotsawoneofthemen8.______(take)photographs.Soonafterwards,theballoonbegantodescendanditlandednearanairfield.Thepolice9.______(call)in,buttheycouldnotarrestanyone,forthebasketcontainedtwoMembersofParliamentandtheCommandingOfficerofthestation!AstheCommandingOfficerexplained10._____(late),onehalfofthestationdidnotknowwhattheotherhalfwasdoing!911.but2.when3.a4.tokeep5.for6.it7.washolding8.taking9.werecalled10.later90What'sforsupper?FishandchipshasalwaysbeenafavouritedishinBritain,butastheoceans1._________(overfish),fishhasbecomemoreandmoreexpensive.Soitcomesasasurprisetolearnthatgiantfishareterrifyingthe2_____（dive）onNorthSeaoilrigs.Oilrigshavetoberepaired3._____(frequent)anddivers,whooftenhavetoworkindarknessahundredfeetunderwater,havebeenfrightenedoutoftheirwitsbygiantfish4._____(bump)intothemastheywork.Nowtheyhavehadspecialcagesmadetoprotectthemfromthesemonsters.Thefisharenotsharks5____killerwhales,butfavouriteeatingvarietieslikecodandskate6._____growtounnaturalsizes,sometimesasmuchastwelvefeet7._____length.Threefactorshavecausedthesefish8._____(grow)solarge:thewarmwaterroundthehotoilpipesunderthesea;the9._____(plenty)supplyoffoodthrownoverboardbythecrewsontherigs;thetotalabsenceoffishingboatsaroundtheoilrigs.As10._____result,thefishjusteatandeatandgrowandgrowinthelovelywarmwater.Whoeatswho?901.havebeenoverfished2.divers3.frequently4.bumping5.or6.which7.in8.togrow9.plentiful10.a89AslipofthetonguePeoplewilldoanythingtoseeafreeshow—evenif1._____itisabadone.Whenthenewsgotroundthatacomedyshow2._____(present)atourlocalcinemabytheP.andU.BirdSeedCompany,weallrushed3._____(see)it.Wehadtoqueueforhourstogetinandtheremusthavebeenseveralhundredpeoplepresentjust4._____theshowbegan.Unfortunately,theshowwasoneofthe5._____(dull)wehaveeverseen.Thosewhofailedtogetinneednothavefelt6._____(disappoint),asmanyoftheartisteswhoshouldhaveappeareddidnotcome.7._____onlyfunnythingsweheardthateveningcamefromtheadvertiser8._____thebeginningoftheprogramme.Hewas9._____(obvious)verynervousandforsomeminutesstoodawkwardlybeforethemicrophone.Assoonasheopenedhismouth,everyoneburstout10._____(laugh).Weallknowwhatthepoormanshouldhavesaid,butwhatheactuallysaidwas:'ThisisthePooandEeSeedBirdCompany.Goodladies,eveningandgentlemen!"891.it2.wouldbepresented3.tosee4.before5.dullest6.disappointed7.The8.at9.obviously10.laughing88TrappedinamineSixmenhavebeentrappedinamineforseventeenhours.Iftheyarenotbroughttothesurfacesoontheymaylosetheirlives.However,rescue1._____(operate)areprovingdifficult.Ifexplosives2._____(use),vibrationswillcause3._____roofoftheminetocollapse.Rescueworkersarethereforedrillingaholeonthenorthsideofthemine.Theyintend4._____(bring)themenupinaspecialcapsule.Iftherehadnotbeenahardlayerofrockbeneaththesoil,theywouldhavecompletedthejob5._____afewhours.Asitis,they6._____(drill)forsixteenhoursandtheystillhavealongwaytogo.Meanwhile,amicrophone,7._____wasloweredintotheminetwohoursago,8._____(enabledthementokeepintouchwiththeirclosestrelatives.Thoughtheyarerunningoutoffoodanddrink,themenarecheerfuland9._____(confidence)thattheywillgetoutsoon.Theyhavebeentoldthatrescueoperationsareprogressingsmoothly.Iftheyknewhowdifficult10._____wastodrillthroughthehardrock,theywouldloseheart.881.operations

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9.confident10.it87Aperfectalibi'Atthetimethemurderwascommitted,Iwastravellingonthe8o'clocktraintoLondon,'saidtheman.'Doyoualwayscatchsuch1._____earlytrain?'askedtheinspector.'OfcourseIdo,'answeredtheman.'Imustbeatworkat10o'clock.MyemployerwillconfirmthatI2._____(be)thereontime.''Woulda3._____(late)traingetyoutoworkontime?'askedtheinspector.'Isupposeitwould,4._____Inevercatchalatertrain.''Atwhattimedidyouarriveatthestation?''Attentoeight.I5._____(buy)apaperandwaitedforthetrain.''Andyoudidn'tnoticeanythingunusual?''Ofcoursenot.''Isuggest,'saidtheinspector,'thatyouarenottellingthe6._____(true).Isuggestthatyoudidnotcatchthe8o'clocktrain,but7._____youcaughtthe8.25whichwouldstillgetyoutoworkontime.Yousee,8._____themorningofthemurder,the8o'clocktraindidnotrunatall.9._____brokedownatFerngreenstationand10._____(take)offtheline.871.an2.was3.later4.but5.bought6.truth7.that8.on9.It

10.wastaken86OutofcontrolAsthemantriedtoswingthespeedboatround,thesteeringwheelcameawayinhishands.Hewaved1._____(desperate)tohiscompanion,whohadbeenwaterskiingforthelastfifteenminutes.Bothmenhadhardlyhadtimetorealizewhat2._____(happen)whentheywerethrownviolentlyintothesea.Thespeedboathadstruckabuoy,but3._____continuedtomoveveryquicklyacrossthewater.Bothmenhadjustbeguntoswimtowardstheshore,whenthey4._____(notice)withdismaythatthespeedboatwasmovingin5._____circle.Itnowcamestraighttowardsthem6._____tremendousspeed.Inlessthanaminute,itroaredpastthemonlyafewfeetaway.7._____ithadpassed,theyswamonasquicklyastheycouldbecausetheyknewthattheboatwouldsoonreturn.Theyhadjusthadenoughtimetoswimoutof8._____(dangerous)whentheboatagaincompletedacircle.Onthisoccasion,however,ithadsloweddownconsiderably.Thepetrolhadnearlyallbeenused9._____.Beforelong,thenoisedroppedcompletelyandtheboatbegan10._____(drift)gentlyacrossthewater.861.desperately2.washappening3.it4.noticed5.a6.at7.After8.danger9.up10.todrift85NevertoooldtolearnIhavejustreceivedaletterfrommyoldschool,1._____(inform)methatmyformerheadmaster,Mr.StuartPage,willberetiringnextweek.Pupilsoftheschool,oldandnew,willbesendinghimapresenttomarktheoccasion.Allthosewhohavecontributedtowardsthegift2._____(sign)theirnamesinalargealbumwhichwillbesenttotheheadmaster'shome.WeshallallrememberMr.Pageforhis3._____(patient)andunderstandingandforthekindly4._____(encourage)hegaveuswhenwewentsounwillinglytoschool.Agreatmanyformerpupils5._____(attend)afarewelldinner6._____hishonournextThursday.Itisacuriouscoincidencethatthedaybeforehisretirement,Mr.Pagewillhavebeenteachingfor7._____totaloffortyyears.Afterhehasretired,hewilldevotehimselfto8._____(garden).Forhim,thiswillbean9._____(entire)newhobby.Butthisdoesnotmatter,for,10._____hehasoftenremarked,rming2.willsign3.patience4.encouragement5.willbeattending6.in7.a8.gardening9.entirely10.as84OnstrikeBusmenhavedecidedtogoonstrikenextweek.Thestrikeisdue1._____(begin)onTuesday.Nooneknows2._____longitwilllast.Thebusmenhavestatedthatthestrikewillcontinueuntilgeneral3._____(agree)isreachedaboutpayand4._____(work)conditions.Mostpeoplebelievethatthestrikewilllastforatleastaweek.Many5._____(own)ofprivatecarsaregoingtooffer'freerides'topeopleontheirwaytowork.Thiswillrelievepressureonthetrainstosomeextent.6._____,anumberofuniversitystudents7._____(volunteer)todrivebuseswhilethestrikelasts.Allthestudentsareexpertdrivers,butbeforetheydriveanyofthebuses,theywillhavetopass8._____specialtest.Thestudentsaregoingtotakethetestintwodays'time.Evenso,peoplearegoingtofinditdifficulttogettowork.Butsofar,thepublic9._____(express)itsgratitude10._____thestudentsinletterstothePress.Onlyoneortwopeoplehaveobjectedthatthestudentswilldrivetoofast!841.tobegin2.how3.agreemen4.working5.owners6.Meanwhile7.havevolunteered8.a9.hasexpressed10.to/towards83AftertheelectionsTheformerPrimeMinister,Mr.WentworthLane,1._____(defeat)intherecentelections.Heisnowretiringfrompoliticallifeandhasgoneabroad.Myfriend,Patrick,hasalwaysbeen2._____fanaticalopponentofMr.Lane’sRadicalProgressiveParty.Aftertheelections,PatrickwenttotheformerPrimeMinister’shouse.3._____heaskedifMr.Lanelivedthere,thepoliceman4._____dutytoldhimthatsincehisdefeat,theex-PrimeMinister5._____(go)abroad.Onthefollowingday,Patrickwenttothehouseagain.Thesamepolicemanwasjustwalkingslowlypastthe6._____(enter),whenPatrickaskedthesamequestion.7._____alittlesuspiciousthistime,thepolicemangavehimthesameanswer.Thedayafter,Patrickwenttothehouseoncemoreandasked8._____(exact)thesamequestion.Thistime,thepolicemanlost9._____temper.“Itoldyouyesterdayandthedaybeforeyesterday,”heshouted,”Mr.Lanewasdefeatedintheelections.Hehasretiredfrompoliticallifeandgonetoliveabroad!”“Iknow,”answeredPatrick,“butIlove10._____(hear)yousayit!”831.wasdefeated2.a3.When4.on5.hadgone6.entrance7.Though8.exactly9.his10.tohear82Monsterorfish?Fishermenandsailorssometimesclaim1._____(see)monstersinthesea.Thoughpeoplehaveoftenlaughedatstories2._____(tell)byseamen,itisnowknownthatmanyofthese'monsters'whichhaveattimesbeensightedaresimplystrangefish.3._____(occasional),unusualcreaturesarewashedtotheshore,buttheyarerarelycaughtoutatsea.Sometimeago,4._____,apeculiarfishwascaughtnearMadagascar.Asmallfishingboatwascarriedmilesouttoseabythepowerfulfishasitpulledontheline.5._____(realize)thatthiswasnoordinaryfish,thefishermanmadeeveryeffortnottodamage6._____inanyway.Whenitwaseventuallybroughttoshore,itwasfoundtobeoverthirteenfeetlong.Ithadahead7._____ahorse,bigblueeyes,shiningsilverskin,and8.______brightredtail.Thefish,whichhassincebeensenttoamuseum9.______itisbeingexaminedbyascientist,iscalledanoarfish.Suchcreatureshaverarelybeenseenalivebymanastheylive10._____adepthofsixhundredfeet.821.tohaveseen2.told3.Occasionally4.however5.Realizing6.it7.like8.a9.where10.at81EscapeWhenhehadkilledtheguard,theprisonerofwarquicklydraggedhimintothebushes.1._____(work)rapidlyinthedarkness,hesoonchangedintothedeadman'sclothes.Now,2._____(dress)inablueuniformandwitharifleoverhisshoulder,theprisonermarchedboldlyupanddowninfrontofthecamp.Hecouldhearshoutinginthecampitself.Lights3._____(blaze)andmenwererunninghereandthere:theyhadjustdiscoveredthataprisonerhadescaped.4._____thatmoment,alargeblackcarwithfour5._____(office)insideit,stoppedatthecampgates.Theofficersgotoutandtheprisonerstoodtoattentionand6._____(salute)astheypassed.Whenthey7._____(go),thedriverofthecarcametowardshim.Theman8._____(obvious)wantedtotalk.Hewasratherelderlywithgreyhairandclearblueeyes.Theprisonerfeltsorryforhim,buttherewas9._____elsehecoulddo.Asthemancamenear,theprisonerknockedhimtothegroundwithasharpblow.Then,jumpingintothecar,hedroveoff10._____quicklyashecould.811.Working2.dressed3.wereblazing4.At5.officers6.saluted7.hadgone8.obviously9.nothing10.as80TheCrystalPalacePerhapsthemostextraordinarybuildingofthe1._____(nineteen)centurywastheCrystalPalace,whichwasbuiltinHydeParkfortheGreatExhibitionof1851.TheCrystalPalacewasdifferentfromallotherbuildingsintheworld,foritwasmadeofironandglass.Itwasoneofthe2._______(big)buildingsofalltimeandalotofpeoplefrommanycountriescametoseeit.Agreatmanygoods3._______(send)totheexhibitionfromvariouspartsoftheworld.Therewasalso4.____greatdealofmachineryondisplay.ThemostwonderfulpieceofmachineryonshowwasNasmyth'ssteamhammer.Thoughinthosedays,5.______(travel)wasnotaseasyasitistoday,steamboatscarriedthousandsof6._____(visit)acrosstheChannelfromEurope.7._____arrivinginEngland,theyweretakentotheCrystalPalacebytrain.Thereweresixmillionvisitorsinall,8.____theprofitsfromtheexhibitionwereusedtobuildmuseumsandcolleges.9._____(late),theCrystalPalacewasmovedtoSouthLondon.Itremainedoneofthemostfamousbuildingsintheworld10_____ing6.visitors7.On8.and9.Later10.until79ByairIusedtotravelbyairagreatdealwhenIwasaboy.MyparentsusedtoliveinSouthAmerica1._____IusedtoflytherefromEuropeintheholidays.AflightattendantwouldtakechargeofmeandIneverhadan2._____(please)experience.Iamusedto3._____(travel)byairandonly4._____oneoccasionhaveIeverfelt5._____(fright).Aftertakingoff,wewereflyinglowoverthecityandslowlygainingheight,6._____theplanesuddenlyturnedroundandflewbacktotheairport.Whilewewerewaitingtoland,7._____flightattendanttoldustokeepcalmandtogetofftheplanequietlyassoonasithadtoucheddown.Everybodyonboardwasworriedandwewerecurioustofindout8._____hadhappened.Laterwelearntthattherewasaveryimportantpersononboard.Thepolice9._____(tell)thatabombhadbeenplantedontheplane.Afterwehadlanded,theplanewassearchedthoroughly.10._____(fortune),ing4.on5.frightened6.when7.a8.what9.hadbeentold10.Fortunately78Thelastone?Afterreadinganarticle1._____(entitle)'CigaretteSmokingandYourHealth',Ilitacigarettetocalmmynerves.Ismokedwith2._____(concentrate)andpleasureasIwassurethatthiswouldbemylastcigarette.ForawholeweekIdidnotsmokeatalland3._____thistime,mywifesufferedterribly.Ihadalltheusualsymptomsofsomeone4._____(give)upsmoking:abadtemperand5._____enormousappetite.Myfriendskeptonofferingmecigarettesandcigars.Theymadenoefforttohidetheiramusement6._____Iproducedapacketofsweetsfrommypocket.AftersevendaysofthisIwenttoaparty.Everybodyaroundme7._____(smoke)andIfeltextremely8._____(comfort).WhenmyoldfriendBrianurgedme9._____(accept)acigarette,itwasmorethanIcouldbear.Itookoneguiltily,10._____(light)itandsmokedwithsatisfaction.Mywifewasdelightedthatthingshadreturnedtonormaloncemore.Anyway,asBrianpointedout,itistheeasiestthingintheworldtogiveupsmoking.Hehimselfhasdoneitlotsoftimes!781.entitle2.concentration3.during4.giving5.an6.whenever7.wassmoking8.uncomfortable9.toaccept10.lit77AsuccessfuloperationThemummyofanEgyptianwomanwhodiedin800B.C.hasjusthad1._____operation.ThemummyisthatofShepenmut2._____wasonceasingerintheTempleofThebes.AstherewerestrangemarksontheX-rayplates3._____(take)ofthemummy,doctorshavebeentryingtofindoutwhetherthewomandied4._____araredisease.Theonlyway5._____(do)thiswastooperate.Theoperation,whichlastedforoverfourhours,6._____(prove)tobeverydifficultbecauseofthehardresinwhichcoveredtheskin.Thedoctorsremovedasectionofthemummyandsent7._____toalaboratory.TheyalsofoundsomethingwhichtheX-rayplatesdidnotshow:asmallwaxfigureofthegodDuamutef.Thisgodwhichhastheheadofacowwas8._____(normal)placedinsideamummy.Thedoctorshavenotyetdecidedhowthewoman9._____(die).Theyfearedthatthemummywouldfallto10._____(piece)whentheycutitopen,butfortunatelythishasnothappened.Tved7.it8.normally9.died10.pieces76AprilFools’Day'Toendourspecialnewsbulletin,'saidthevoiceofthetelevision1._____(announce),'we'regoingovertothemacaronifieldsofCalabria.Macaronihasbeengrowninthisareaforoversixhundredyears.Twoofthe2._____(lead)growers,GiuseppeMoldovaandRiccardoBrabante,tellmethattheyhavebeenexpectingasplendidcropthisyearandharvestinghasbegun3._____(early)thanusual.Hereyoucanseetwoworkers4._____,betweenthem,havejustfinished5._____(cut)threecartloadsofgoldenbrownmacaronistalks.Thewholevillagehasbeenworkingdayandnight6._____(gather)andthreshingthisyear'scropbeforetheSeptemberrains.Ontheright,youcanseeMrs.Brabante7._____.Shehasbeenhelpingherhusbandforthirtyyearsnow.Mrs.Brabanteistalkingtothemanagero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Whenalightpassengerplaneflewoffsometimeago,itcrashedinthemountainsanditspilot1._____(kill).Theonlypassengers,ayoungwomanandhertwobabydaughters,wereunhurt.Itwasthemiddleofwinter.Snow2_____(lie)thickontheground.Thewomanknewthatthenearestvillagewasmilesaway.Whenitgrewdark,sheturnedasuitcase3._____abedandputthechildreninsideit,4._____(cover)themwithalltheclothesshecouldfind.Duringthenight,itgot5._____(terrible)cold.Thewomankeptasnearasshecouldtothechildrenandeventried6_____(get)intothecase7._____,butitwastoosmall.Earlynextmorning,sheheardplanes8._____(pass)overheadandwonderedhowshecouldsendasignal.Thenshehad9._____idea.Shestampedouttheletters'SOS'inthesnow.Fortunately,apilotsawthesignalandsentamessagebyradiotothenearesttown.Itwasnotlong10._____o4.covering5.terribly6.toget7.herself8.passing9.an10.before74OutofthelimelightAnancientbusstoppedbyadryriverbedandapartyoffamousactorsandactressesgotoff.1._____(dress)indarkglassesandoldclothes,theyhadtakenspecialprecautionssothatnooneshouldrecognize2._____.Butastheysoondiscovered,disguisescansometimesbetooperfect.'Thisisawonderfulplacefor3._____picnic,'saidGloriaGleam.'Itcouldn'tbebetter,Gloria,'BrinksleyMeersagreed.'Nonewspapermen,nofilmfans!Whydon'twecome4._____(much)often?'Meanwhile,twootheractors,RockwallSlingerandMerlinGreeves,5._____(carry)twolargefoodbasketstoashadyspotundersometrees.Whentheyhadallmadethemselves6._____(comfort),astrangerappeared.Helookedvery7._____(anger).'Nowyougetoutofhere,allofyou!'heshouted.'I'msheriffhere.Doyouseethatnotice?Itsays"No8._____(camp)"incaseyoucan'tread!''Look,sheriff,'saidRockwall,'