Part 4. Read the following passage and fill each gap with ONE suitable word: How easy is (1) to understand another character? My friend Jack was once a rather annoying person.He was always getting (2) .......trouble because he was so disobedient. In class he was very talkative and never stopped (3). jokes.The teachers all told him (4) .....was impolite because he interrupted them. When I met him, he was very unfriendly and didn 't want to talk to me (5) all. People told me he stole things and that he was dishonest His school work was terrible. He didn't take any pride in his writing he never (6) enough time doing his homework, and that he was not at all conscientious. One day he saw a gang of boys attacking an old man. Jack hated violence and he fought them all (7). they ran away. He was awarded a medal for bravery. After that people changed their (8) about him.

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Part 4. Read the following passage and fill each gap with ONE suitable word: How easy is (1) to understand another character? My friend Jack was once a rather annoying person.He was always getting (2) .......trouble because he was so disobedient. In class he was very talkative and never stopped (3). jokes.The teachers all told him (4) .....was impolite because he interrupted them. When I met him, he was very unfriendly and didn 't want to talk to me (5) all. People told me he stole things and that he was dishonest His school work was terrible. He didn't take any pride in his writing he never (6) enough time doing his homework, and that he was not at all conscientious. One day he saw a gang of boys attacking an old man. Jack hated violence and he fought them all (7). they ran away. He was awarded a medal for bravery. After that people changed their (8) about him.

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Here are the answers:1. **it** - "How easy is it to understand another character?" is grammatically correct.2. **into** - "getting into trouble" is a common idiom.3. **telling** - He was constantly telling jokes.4. **that** - "that it was impolite" completes the sentence structure.5. **at** - "didn't want to talk to me at all" is idiomatically correct.6. **spent** - He didn't spend enough time on his homework.7. **until** - He fought them until they ran away.8. **minds** - People changed their minds about him.

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