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I need help urgently!!!!My assignment is this short reading exercise:http://ick4027.tistory.com/entry/I-Ran-for-EverybodyTRUE or FALSE1. Jeff ran across America.2. Jeff lost his leg when he was 12.3. Jeff wanted to help cancer patients.4. Jeff wanted to prove that disabled people can run fast.5. Jeff wore many shoes at the same time.If you need to contact me, please add my Y!M biiiix . I am ready all the time to talk to you.

Nona the brit · Accepted Answer

Hi, We'll help but we don't do assigments for people.

Tell us what you think the answers are first and then we'll help you if you have misunderstood anything.

Besthunter · Answer

oh my ***, this is a emergency case.
Ok, here is my answers. I'm sure there are some wrong, but I don't know which they are.

1. 1. Jeff ran across America.
True

2. Jeff lost his leg when he was 12.
True

3. Jeff wanted to help cancer patients.
False. Because he wanted to help disabled people

4. Jeff wanted to prove that disabled people can run fast.
No info. Because he only prove that disabled people can also run.

5. Jeff wore many shoes at the same time.
No info. According to the reading, we only know Jeff woreout many shoes.

Nona the brit · Answer

1. ok

2. ok

3. Bit ambiguous. He was raising money for a cancer charity, but he also says he was doing this 'for everybody'.

4. As you say, there is no info on this in the article. Therefore the statement is false.

5. Try again, bearing in mind what I said about 4.

Besthunter · Answer

Oh, I forgot to tell that there are 3 choices to do this assignment: True/ False/ No info

So you mean the final answers are:

1. Jeff ran across America.
True
2. Jeff lost his leg when he was 12.
True
3. Jeff wanted to help cancer patients.
No info
4. Jeff wanted to prove that disabled people can run fast.
No info
5. Jeff wore many shoes at the same time.
False

Are they right???

Besthunter · Answer

Other exercises, please,

#1. Last Monday, William (1) saw a wallet on a lonely street in Montreal. He picked up the wallet and (2) found a ticket inside. He noticed the number on the ticket and immediately knew that (3) it was the (4) winning ticket in a big competition. The prize was 8 million dollars.

1.
a. sees
b. has seen
c. saw
d. had seen

2.
a. finds
b. found
c. finded
d. founded

3.
a. he
b. she
c. finded
d. founded

4.
a. win
b. won
c. winner
d. winning

#2 Lindsay Levis (1) married with four children. In 1969 he went to Cambridge University and took a degree (2) in Economics. From 1972 to 1978, he taught in Tordan, India, and Japan. he returned to Engliand to do reseearch at Bristol University. he hase lived (3) during seven years in Fairfield and he is now principal of the technical college in nearby Princeton.

1.
a. marries
b. is married
c. is marrying
d. married

2.
a. in
b. of
c. for
d. about

3.
a. in
b. since
c. for
d. during

#3 We are all slowly destroying the earth. The seas ans rivers are (1) too dirty to swim in. There is (2) a lot of smoke in the air that it is unhealthy to live in many of the world's cities. in one well-known city, for example, poisonous gases from cars pollute the air (3) so much that traffic policeman have to wear oxygen masks.

1.
a. very
b. too
c. so
d. so much

2.
a. a lot of smoke
b. very much smoke
c. too much smoke
d. so much smoke

3.
a. a lot
b. very much
c. too much
d. so much

Nona the brit · Answer

Some of those questions for the first exercise are quite ambiguous. I think you are ok now.

#1. Last Monday, William (1) saw a wallet on a lonely street in Montreal. He picked up the wallet and (2) found a ticket inside. He noticed the number on the ticket and immediately knew that (3) it was the (4) winning ticket in a big competition. The prize was 8 million dollars. This is all correct.

#2 Lindsay Levis (1) married with four children. In 1969 he went to Cambridge University and took a degree (2) in Economics. From 1972 to 1978, he taught in Tordan, India, and Japan. he returned to Engliand to do reseearch at Bristol University. he hase lived (3) during seven years in Fairfield and he is now principal of the technical college in nearby Princeton. Only the highlighted answer is correct.

#3 We are all slowly destroying the earth. The seas ans rivers are (1) too dirty to swim in. There is (2) a lot of smoke in the air that it is unhealthy to live in many of the world's cities. in one well-known city, for example, poisonous gases from cars pollute the air (3) so much that traffic policeman have to wear oxygen masks. The highlighted answers are correct.

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