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Question 5

(a) Fill in each of the numbered blanks with the correct form of the word given in bracke Do not copy the passage but write in correct serial order the word or phrase appropriate to blank spaces.
The French mathematician Blaise Pascal 1. - (write). "All man's miseries derive from not at (be) able to sit quietly in a room alone." We 2.- (become) experts 3. - (fill) our lives with noise and activities. We wake up to the sound of the radio 4.- (blare) and dress while the television news is on. We drive to work listening to the latest traffic report and spend the next eight hours in a 5. - (bustle) office. When we come home, at the day's end, we 6.- (delve) into the evening's activities against the background sound of the television, ringing phones and 7. - (hum) computers. Pascal was right most of our miseries do stem from the fact that we 8.- (lose) sight of the importance of being silent, for even a short period, every day of our lives.​

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