Question

gii 133a kumon
summarising a single paragraph 9
my pride and joy

1 on side a and side b, read the passage and then complete the summary, using the key words highlighted where given.

1. see marking box; 2) and 3) -5; 4) see marking box

(1) on our return from the clandestine crossing to south island she joy wrote up five versions of the adventure and sent them, with five different sets of photographs, to five magazines. (2) they all published them, including the journal of the royal geographical society in london. (3) having a methodical approach to all her work joy meticulously numbered her negatives and contact prints for future reference. (4) she also began to keep an album of photographs devoted to the lions. (5) it was bound in lion skin, an irony that escaped her at first.

(1)(2) joy wrote up 1)
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(3)-(5) being methodical, joy numbered her negatives and contact prints and also began to keep a 2)________________________ album of the lions, ironically, bound in lion skin.

Explanation:

The task requires completing the summary of the provided passage using the highlighted key words where given.

For blank 1), the summary covers sentences (1) and (2). The passage states that Joy wrote up "five versions of the adventure" and sent them with "photographs" to "five magazines," and they "all published" them. Combining these details using the highlighted key words "clandestine crossing", "magazines", and "published" yields: "five versions of the adventure and sent them, with five different sets of photographs, to five magazines, which all published them."

For blank 2), the summary covers sentences (3) to (5). The passage states that Joy "began to keep an album of photographs devoted to the lions." The summary template is "began to keep a 2) \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ album of the lions". Therefore, the missing word is "photograph".

Answer:

1. five versions of the adventure and sent them, with five different sets of photographs, to five magazines, which all published them.
2. photograph