For questions 1-8, read the text below and decide which answer (A, B, C or D) best fits each gap.

HOME AND ABROAD

After a short time living in a foreign country, I noticed conversations with locals assumed a 0

pattern. There were standard answers to the usual questions. Most questions caused little

1 it was rather like dancing, where both partners know how to avoid 2 on each

other’s toes.

But, “When are you going home?” was a question I 3 to answer, whenever I 4 my life

and my direction it seemed to be 5 . In the last ten years, I had lived in a dozen countries. And

I had travelled through dozens more, usually in 6 of a purpose or a person; occasionally to see

the attractions.

This kind of travel is not 7 wandering, but is the extensive exploration of a wide 8 of

cultures. However, it doesn’t allow you to put down roots. At the back of your mind, though, is

the idea of home, the place you came from.

0 A predictable B steady C respectable D main

1 A puzzle B trouble C obstacle D barrier

2 A touching B moving C walking D stepping

3 A worked B competed C stretched D struggled

4 A considered B thought C reflected D believed

5 A making B finding C seeking D taking

6 A look B search C sight D inquiry

7 A aimless B unreasonable C unreliable D indefinite

8 A difference B arrangement C variety D order
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