Section 1

Elvis Presley Select Answer was born had been born has been born on January 8th 1935, in Tulepo, Mississippi.
His parents often Select Answer have taken took has taken Elvis to church.
That's where he first learned Select Answer to singing for to sing. to sing
Select Answer Most of the people The most people Most people feel that these religious songs had a big influence on Elvis'singing style.
Then, when he was a teenager, Elvis Select Answer has gone to has gone for went to live in Memphis, Tennessee.
He went to the local High School where he was Select Answer a - an average student.
The thing Select Answer whose what - he was really interested in was music.
At the recording studio in Memphis, he Select Answer recorded was recording had been recording two songs for his mother's birthday.
Select Answer Each of them One of them One of their was called "That's all right Mama.
Select Answer Few months A little months A few months later, Elvis met Colonel Tom Parker, who took over Elvis' career.
Some years later, Elvis Select Answer was making has been making had been making Hollywood films like "King Creole
He made Select Answer a lot lots many films, some people say too many.
Some of them were not Select Answer very such quite good.
Elvis died aged 42. It was a sudden death Select Answer who which - came as a shock.
Everyone knew Elvis was the king of rock 'n roll, and everyone knows he Select Answer always is always will be always would be the king.

Section 2

Smallpox is a very serious disease and Select Answer it is there are there is no cure for it.
In Asia it killed three out of Select Answer each every all ten victims.
The smallpox virus Select Answer is transmitted transmit are transmitted from one person to another.
The virus Select Answer may might can only live in another person.
It cannot survive in Select Answer the water a water water , animals or food.
So if one person has smallpox, he or she Select Answer might have come ought to have come must have come in contact with another small pox patient at some time.
If a person comes into contact with a smallpox patient and picks up the virus, he Select Answer would not develop would not have developed does not develop the disease immediately.
Only after fourteen days Select Answer the smallpox rash will appear. will appear the smallpox rash. will the smallpox rash appear.
The only protection Select Answer against about to smallpox is vaccination.
The last smallpox patient Select Answer of the world in the world at the world was reported in Somalia in 1977.

Section 3

In 1954 Lancia Select Answer developed develop have developed a new racing car and asked Ascari Select Answer for testing for to test to test it for them. Alberto Ascari was Select Answer Italy's more most Italy's Italy's most famous racing driver. He put the new car through Select Answer all possible test any possible test every possible test and his advice caused the Italian firm to make all Select Answer sort kind sorts of changes.In 1955 the car was ready for racing. Lancia entered it for the Monaco Grand Prix, with Ascari as their chief driver. Select Answer Theirs His Its rivals included Italian Ferraris and Maseratis, German Mercedes, and the British Vauxhall. Probably Select Answer the fast the fastest the most fast cars in the race Select Answer will be would be would have been the Mercedes. Their two leading drivers were the World Champion Juan Fangio and the young Englishman Stirling Moss. In 1954 Mercedes Select Answer entered had entered have entered cars for six big races and had won four of them. Fangio and Moss were perhaps Select Answer best two drivers the better two drivers the best two drivers in the world. It seemed impossible to beat them. Select Answer During Since While practice at Monaco, Fangio in the first Mercedes car Select Answer has broken broke has been breaking the lap record. Moss was only a little slower. All the Italian cars had Select Answer so slower times. so slower times. much slower times. Then in his last practice run Ascari drove the Lancia with all Select Answer courage the courage the courages for which he was famous. Most Grand Prix circuits Select Answer build are built is built specially for racing. In Monaco the circuit runs through the streets. Drivers have to get their cars round sharp comers between buildings, with the crowd very often only a few metres Select Answer from near next to the road. The driver's skill and experience Select Answer fully are rested, are tested full. are fully tested. and the cars require very stronq safe braking, the finest road-holding on the corners, and very powerful acceleration. Ascari asked Select Answer Lancia a Lancia the Lancia for its best - and got it. The crowd Select Answer watched watching watch the practice saw Select Answer which what that he was doing, and their excitement grew. They were surprised and delighted when they heard that he Select Answer was equaling has equalled had equalled Fangio's new lap record. Now the Lancia team saw that they really had a chance. Perhaps their car was not quite Select Answer so fast as so fast than such fast as the Mercedes, but with Ascari at the wheel who could say Select Answer which what how would happen? Fangio and Moss Select Answer would will would have certainly have to drive Select Answer their fastest his fastest its fastest for the whole of the race.

Section 4

The main reason for the population explosion is not so much a Select Answer raise rise rose in birth rates as a fall in death rates as a result of improvements in public health services and medical care. Many more babies now Select Answer survive have survived surviving infancy, grow up and become parents and many more adults are living into old age Select Answer such that because so that populations Select Answer had been added were being added are being added to at both ends. In Europe and America the death rate began Select Answer for to fall to fall to falling during the Industrial Revolution. In the developing countries of Africa, Asia and Latin America the fall in death rate did not begin Select Answer til till while much later and the birth rate Select Answer only has recently begun has recently only begun has only recently begun to fall. This sudden increase in the population of the developing countries has come at a difficult time. Select Answer Even Unless Even if their population had not grown so fast they Select Answer would have been facing would have been faced would face a desperate struggle to bring the standard of living of their people up to the point Select Answer which at which at who there was enough food and Select Answer the education educations education for Select Answer all of people all person everyone to have a reasonable life. The poor countries are having to run Select Answer more fast and more fast faster and more fast faster and faster in their economic activity in order to stay in the same place, and the gap in wealth Select Answer among between from rich and poor countries grows Select Answer wider more wider widest every year.

Section 5

When Charles Babbage,a professor of mathematics at Cambridge University, invented the first calculating machine in 1812 he Select Answer could have imagined hardly could hardly imagined could hardly have imagined the situation Select Answer in what where we find ourselves in today. Nearly everything we do in Select Answer modern world the modern world the modern worlds is helped, or even controlled, by computers, the Select Answer complicate complicating complicated descendants of his simple machine. Computers Select Answer are being use will be being used are being used more and more extensively in the world today, for the simple reason that they are Select Answer very more far more most efficient than human beings. They have Select Answer much very quite a better memories and can store huge amounts of Select Answer informations, information, an information, and they can do calculations in a fraction of the time taken by a human mathematician. No man alive can do 500,000 sums Select Answer during while in one second, but an advanced computer can. In fact, computers can do many of the things we do, but faster and better. Select Answer Let's Let Lets look now at one of the ways Select Answer in which at which in whose computers concern people in their daily lives and Select Answer job. work. works.

Section 6

Chief Inspector Harston talks about ways in which computers can help the police fight crime. Members of the public often think of detective work as fast and exciting when Select Answer the most of most of the much of it is slow and boring. For example, a detective on a stolen car case may have to Select Answer check up check in check through long lists of information, and in the time it takes him Select Answer to do for to do to doing this the thief may well escape. With the new National Police Computer we are now able to find out details of car ownership and driving licences in a fraction of the time it takes Select Answer in for by traditional methods. We Select Answer are also developing are also develop also developing systems of storing fingerprint information in computers and even information about Select Answer peoples people people's appearance. It's possible to work out codes for visual details and to link a computer with a videotape recorder. Then, instead of Select Answer looking up looking into looking through books of photographs Select Answer we'll be able to we'll be able we can to ask the computer to sort out the right ones, and see photographs of suspects Select Answer to flash flashing flashed across a VTR screen. In police work speed is often essential, so computers are ideal Select Answer to helping for helping for to help us catch criminals. The only problem is that we now have a new kind of criminal - the very clever man who knows Select Answer to how how to make huge sums of money by Select Answer cheating to cheat cheat a computer, and he is Select Answer too difficult indeed very difficult indeed so difficult indeed to catch..

Section 7

Nobody's disagreed with the latest proposals, Select Answer have they ? did he ? has he ?
I'm next on the list to go out there, Select Answer are I ? aren't I ? am not I ?
So you think he'll be back before November, Select Answer will he ? shall he ? do you ?
You'd no idea it was going to be as hard as this, Select Answer did you ? hadn't you ? had you ?
It's been ages since we last saw him, Select Answer isn't it ? didn't we ? hasn't it ?
I don't believe you'd met before that, Select Answer had you ? hadn't you ? wouldn't you ?
He's due to arrive tomorrow, Select Answer won't he will he ? isn't he ?
You met him while you were on holiday, Select Answer weren't you ? didn't you ? haven't you ?
John's coming to see you, Select Answer isn't he ? wasn't he ? hasn't he ?
We'd better not stay up too late tonight, Select Answer didn't we ? had we ? have we ?

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