Read the text below. Complete the gaps (6-10) with the correct answer (A, B, C, D). Write the answers on your answer sheet. Dear Steven, I'm sorry I haven’t written to you (6) _for a long time! As you know, I have been waiting anxiously since June (7) __so from the universes that I applied to. Well, Southborough University (8) my application! Isn't that great? I’m looking through the ads for (9) flat and my mother and I are going to Southborough tomorrow. We’ve made appointments to see three flats. I am excited but also a little nervous as I’ve never lived on my own (10) . Take care, Jack A B C D 6. during while for so

1) In /Belarus//traffic/drives on the/right
2) wearing/seat belts/is mandatory
3) the speed/limit/ in  /built-up/areas/ is /60km/h
4) in/ residential/areas/the/allowed/ /speed is/20km/h
5) /outside//built-up areas the/speed/limit is 90km/h/
6) on/motorways the speed//limit/ is 110 km/h/
7) drivers/must/give way/to pedestrians/at//pedestrian/crossings
8) using/hand-held/cell phones/ while driving/is/not allowed
9) the minimum/driving/age/is/18 years/
10) in Belarus /traffic safety/is/controlled by//the Traffic police called /GAI

His parents control his life. When he makes a new friend, they want him to bring him or her to their flat straightaway. If he wants to go to a party, they lecture him for days about how he should behave and when he should come home. Even if he promises to come home by nine, they still phone him every hour to check where he is. They embarrass him in front of his friends. When his phone rings, his friends know exactly who it is and call his a mommy's boy. What should he do? He doesn't want to disobey his parents, but maybe he should? How does he explain to his parents that he is fifteen, and they shouldn't treat him like a child?