EXERCISE 25
All immigrants must become permanent residents of the United States before they can __1_ citizenship.People who are residents carry with them a small card called an Alien Registration Receipt Card.This card is __2_ refered to as a "green card", __3_ it is rarely green in color anymore.
The forms that __4_ be filled out in order for you to become a permanent resident differ __5_ the type of immigrant you are.__6_ filling out the appropriate forms,most candidates for permanent residency must __7_ photo,fingerprints,a birth __8_ ,a police report from their country,and a health report by a physician __9_ is recognized by the Immigration and Naturalization Service,Candidates must also be __10_ by the Immigration Offfice.
It is important to be aware of the __11_ that the process of becoming a permanent resident is often frustrating and sometimes humiliating.__12_,applications get lost.At other times they seem to be __13_.The process usually takes longer than it _14__.Sometimes,during an interview,immigrants are treated rudely and with __15_.Some waiting rooms are dark and dirty.The physicians you are required to see often do not have adequent __16_.The best _17__ we can give you is to remember that the Immigration and Naturalization Service must be responsible for recognizing that dangerous criminals and drug __18_ are not accepted.If you papers are taking too long to__19_,it is sometimes helpful to contact the local office of an elected official.He or she might be willing to call the Immigration Office on your behalf and possibly help to _20__ the process.
1) A ask for B appeal for C apply for D seek for
2) A normally B ordinarily C regularly D commonly
3) A despite B although C as D in spite of
4) A will B shall C must D should
5) A from B with C in D by
6) A besides B furthermore C however D except that
7) A submit B give C supply D offer
8) A recommendation B diploma C license D certificate
9) A whom B which C who D by whom
10) A asked B interrogated C questioned D inteviewed
11) A point B fact C view D opinion
12) A often B occasionally C rarely D regularly
13) A forgetten B discarded C ignored D uncared for
14) A should B could C would D might
15) A suspect B doubt C suspicion D incredulous
16) A equipment B facilities C instruments D appliances
17) A proposal B opinion C advice D suggestion
18) A lovers B addicts C adorer D fans
19) A be settled B be processed C be coped with D be dealt with
20) A improve B enhance C hasten up D speed up
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Music comes in many forms;most countries have style of their own.__1_ the turn of the country when jazz was born,America had no prominent __2_ of its own.No one knows exactly when jazz was __3_,or by whom.But it began to be __4_ in the early 1900s.Jazz is America’s contribution to __5_ music.In contrast to classic music,which __6_ formal European traditions,jazz is spontaneous and free in form.It bubble with energy,__7_ the modds,interests,and emotions of the people.In the 1920s,jazz __8_ like America.And __9_ it does today.The __10_ of this music are as interesting as the music __11_.American Negroes,or blacks,as they are called today,were the jazz__12_.They were brought to the Southern states __13_ slaves.They were sold to plantation owners and forced to work long __14_.When a Negro died his friend and relatives __15_ a procession to carry the body to the cemetery.In New Orleans,a band often accompanied the _16__.On the way to the cemetery the band played slow,solemn music suited to the occasion._17__ on the way home the mood charged.Spirits lifted.Death had remove one of their __18_,but the living were glad to be alive.The band played _19__ music,improvising on both the harmony and the melody of the tunes __20_ at the funeral.This music made everyone want to dance.It was an early form of jazz.
1) A at B in C by D on
2) A music B song C melody D style
3) A discovered B acted C designed D invented
4) A noticed B found C listened D heard
5) A classical B sacred C light D popular
6) A forms B follows C approaches D introduces
7) A expressing B explaining C exposing D illustrating
8) A appeared B felt C sounded D seemed
9) A so B as C either D neither
10) A originals B origins C discoveries D resources
11) A concered B itself C available D oneself
12) A players B followers C pioneers D fans
15) A demonstrated B composed C formed D hosted
14) A months B weeks C hours D times
13) A for B by C with D as
16) A demonstration B procession C body D march
17) A evenl B therefore C but D so
18) A number B members C body D relations
19) A sad B solemn C funeral D happy
20) A whistled B sung C showed D presented
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