2 (10.4.7 Read the text. For each
gap (1-7), choose from the
sentences (A-H) the one that
best completes each gap. There
is one extra sentence.
A She realised that should not be so,
and turned on the light.
B To my amazement, the window
was wide open.
(I crossed the bedroom on tiptoe
and pulled the window shut sharply.
D It misted the goggles, and the first
thing I did in the outhouse was to
wash it off my face.
E They didn't try anything or do
anything there.
F I took no risks when I went to
fetch them.
G Four months later they broke in again.
H They're just plants.

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Jane: Hello, Peter. How was the school trip to Durham? Was it Wednesday or Thursday you went?
Peter: Friday.
J: What was the city like?
 P: Well, we visited three places — the cathedral, the museum and the castle. The castle only opens in the morning so the bus took us straight there. After that we went to the museum and the cathedral.
J: Was it a good trip?
P: Well — in the museum we looked at old paintings and stamps, which I didn’t like much, but the guide showed us some old clocks and told us all about them. That was interesting.
J: And the castle?
P: Well, you know how some are just dark, empty ruins. This was different. There was a lot to see. It just wasn’t very warm.
J: Did you go shopping?
 P: Yes, after eating our sandwiches. I only bought some postcards. The book about Durham I wanted was too expensive. J: Did you take any photographs? P: Well, before we went back to the bus I took some of my friends. I wanted to take photos of the cathedral windows but it wasn’t possible.