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thaveenoughchange,soshehadtojointhequeueattheticketwindow.Sheboughtherticketandrantotheescalator.Laurawenttotheplatformandwaitedforthetube.Itarrivedandthecrowdmovedforward.Laurawaspushedintothetrain.Itwasalmostfullbutshewasgivenaseatbyamanwithamoustache.Laurathankedhimandsatdown.Shestartedtoreadhernewspaper.InthetunnelthetrainstoppedsuddenlyandLaurawasthrowntothefloortogetherwiththemanwiththemoustache.Somebodyscreamed.Thelightswentout.Itwasquarterpast6onacold,wetDecemberevening.

Key

A

1. 

d—b---a---e---c

B

a

Task2

Xwasasecretagent.Hehadrentedafurnishedroominaprovincialtownnotfarfromthepublicparkandhadbeentheretwoweeks.Hewasstandingatthewindowlookingoutatthedullbedsofgeraniums,theparkgatesandthecold,uninvitingstatueofQueenVictoriathatstoodacrossthestreetfromhim.Itwasraininghardandthefewpeoplewhopassedbylookedwetandmiserable.Xwasmiserable,too.How,hewondered,couldanybodythinktherewasanythinginterestingaboutthelifeofasecretagent?

Heknewitwasbecausepeoplehadseensomanytelevisionplaysaboutglamorousspiesthattheythoughtthelifeofasecretagentwasexciting.Theywereconvincedthateverycigarettelighterconcealedasecrettaperecorder;

thatafountainpenheldinacertainwaywouldopenalockeddoor,thatthetouchofagoldringagainstthehandofanenemywouldmakehimrevealallhissecrets.Howwrongtheywere!

Helookedroundhisroom.Thewallpaperwasintheworstpossibletaste,thepictureshorrible,thecarpetworn,dirtyandfaded;

andhewascold.ThiswasthethirdMondayhehadcometothewindowtolookout.Heprayeditwouldbethelast.

Asifinanswertohisprayer,acertainmeetinghehadbeensenttoinvestigatewasabouttotakeplace.Hetookouthiscamera.Justbeneaththestatuetwowomenhadstoppedtospeak.Heknewoneofthem,anditwasshewhopointedinhisdirection.Theotherwomanlookeduptowardshimandinthatbriefmomenthephotographedher.

a 

2.b 

3.d 

4.c

T 

2.T 

3.F

C

wondered;

televisionplays;

exciting;

everycigarettelighter;

taperecorder;

heldinacertainway;

thetouchofagoldringagainstthehandof;

reveal;

Howwrongtheywere!

Task3

Harry:

Well,Robert,haveyoumadeupyourmindyetwhatyouwanttodowhenyouleavecollege?

Nora:

OhHarry.Surelyhe'

sabityoungtodecideonhiscareer.Hehasn'

tevengottocollegeyet.

Notatall,Nora.It'

swisesttodecideingoodtime.Lookatme,forexample.Ireallywantedtobeasailor,butnowIspendmydayssittingatadeskinanoffice.Yes,it'

ssillytotrainforthewrongjob.Andafterall,Robertwillbegoingtocollegesoon.

NowifIwereamanI'

dbeafarmer.Toseethecropsgrowing—that'

smyideaofagoodlife.

Yes,andtoseethemoneyrollinginismoreimportantstill.

Robert:

Well,that'

snotthewayIlookatit,Dad.It'

sthejobIcareabout,notthemoney.

Maybenot;

butyou'

lllearntocareaboutthemoneytoo,whenyou'

vegotafamilytokeep.

AndofcoursePeter—well,he'

skeentobearacingdriver,orelseanexplorer

Oh,Peter'

snotoldenoughtomakeuphismindaboutsuchthings.

Youhaven'

tansweredmyquestionyet,Robert.Whatwouldyouliketodo?

Areyousureyoudon'

twanttobeafarmer,Robert?

Oramarketgardener?

No,I'

msorryMum,butIdon'

twanttoatall.I'

dratherbeacivilengineer.Iwanttobuildroadsandbridges.

Notships?

Isn'

titbettertobeashipbuildingengineer?

Lookhere,isitmycareerwe'

replanning,oryours?

Allright,allright,there'

snoneedtoloseyourtemperButyou'

dbetterwinthatscholarshipfirst.

Harry---Sailor 

Nora---Farmer（ifshewereaman）

Robert---Civilengineer 

Peter---Racingdriverorexplorer

3.c 

.b 

5.d

Task4

Herearesomeofthethingsayoungmanorwomanshouldnotdowhenhefirstasksaneditorforajob:

Heshouldnottelltheeditorthathewantstobeaforeigncorrespondentoracolumnist.Veryprobablytheeditordoesnotneedeither.HewantsareporterwhowillgotosuchplacesasgovernmentofficesandpolicestationsandwriteatruestoryofwhatishappeningthereBeingaforeigncorrespondentoracolumni