VIII) Read the information about gold below and choose the correct word to complete each numbered blank. GOLD People (1) always loved gold because it is beautiful and useful. Gold is a soft, heavy, brilliant yellow metal (2) it doesn't change colour in the air or water. People have used gold money for hundred (3) years, but people all (4) the world wear gold wedding rings too. You can even (5) gold in racing-car engines because gold is able to carry electricity. (6) 1880 and 2002 most gold became from South Africa, but now more gold comes from China. People in India buy more gold (7) any other nationalities . One kilo of gold (8) about 35,000 dollars at the moment. That's a lot of money . But if you want some gold for free, remember that all the winners in the Olympic Games (9) given gold medals rain hard (10) school in your sports lessons. 1A. do 2A. and 3A. by 4A. above 5A. finds 6A. Between 7A. what 8A. cost 9A. be 10A. to B. have B. or B. of B. over B. finding B. Before B. when B. costs B. is B. from C. be C. after C. from C. about C. find C. Through C. than C. costing C.are C. in D. has D. as D. for D. of D. buy D. in D. as D. costly D. was D. at

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VIII) Read the information about gold below and choose the correct word to complete each numbered blank. GOLD People (1) always loved gold because it is beautiful and useful. Gold is a soft, heavy, brilliant yellow metal (2) it doesn't change colour in the air or water. People have used gold money for hundred (3) years, but people all (4) the world wear gold wedding rings too. You can even (5) gold in racing-car engines because gold is able to carry electricity. (6) 1880 and 2002 most gold became from South Africa, but now more gold comes from China. People in India buy more gold (7) any other nationalities . One kilo of gold (8) about 35,000 dollars at the moment. That's a lot of money . But if you want some gold for free, remember that all the winners in the Olympic Games (9) given gold medals rain hard (10) school in your sports lessons. 1A. do 2A. and 3A. by 4A. above 5A. finds 6A. Between 7A. what 8A. cost 9A. be 10A. to B. have B. or B. of B. over B. finding B. Before B. when B. costs B. is B. from C. be C. after C. from C. about C. find C. Through C. than C. costing C.are C. in D. has D. as D. for D. of D. buy D. in D. as D. costly D. was D. at

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Here are the answers with explanations:1. **B. have:** The sentence refers to a continuous state of appreciation for gold throughout history, requiring the present perfect tense.2. **A. and:** This conjunction connects two descriptions of gold's properties.3. **B. of:** "Hundreds of years" is the correct phrasing.4. **B. over:** This preposition indicates that the wearing of gold wedding rings is a global phenomenon.5. **C. find:** The sentence implies the discovery of gold's use in a specific application.6. **A. Between:** This preposition correctly indicates the time period.7. **C. than:** This word introduces a comparison between Indian gold purchases and those of other nationalities.8. **B. costs:** This verb agrees with the singular subject "One kilo of gold."9. **C. are:** The sentence refers to a general truth about Olympic winners, requiring the present tense plural verb.10. **B. at:** "At school" is the correct prepositional phrase.Therefore, the complete answer is: B, A, B, B, C, A, C, B, C, B

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