Question

Specific real life otriects and activities like your television set or a game of football can be your thought starters and luck makers. There was once a famous writer (1) (name) Arthur J. Burks who boasted that he could take an object and make a story out ot it An interviewer for Reader's Digest once tested him by (2) (point) to a door - knob. Burks went into a trance and ._(3) (come) up with the plot for a (4) (detect) story (5) (featur) a cache of stolen diamonds (6) (hid) in the hollow interior of the knab. The (7) (interview) tiptoed away as the slow tap-tap of Burk's typewriter became (8) (increase) noisy, high speed clatter.

Answer 1

1. Named 2. Pointing 3. Came 4. Detective  5. Featuring  6. Hidden 7. Interviewer

Answer 2

The correct answers are given below:

Specific real life activities like your television set or a game of football can be your thought starters and luck makers. There was once a famous writer

(1) named Arthur J. Burks who boasted that he could take an object and make a story out of it An interviewer for Reader's Digest once tested him by

(2) pointing to a door-knob. Burks went into a trance and

(3) came up with the plot for a

(4) detective story

(5) featuring a cache of stolen diamonds

(6) hidden in the hollow interior of the knab. The

(7) interviewer tiptoed away as the slow tap-tap of Burk's typewriter became

(8) increasingly noisy, high speed clatter.

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