Read the text below. Match choices (A-F) to paragraphs (1-5). There is one choice you do not need to use.
1 - When I was young, I don’t think there was ever any doubt in my mind about what job I intended to do for the rest of my life. However, I agree that it probably seemed a rather strange ambition for a child to want to be a politician rather than
2 - I inherited his love of debate and, apparently, even at primary school, I used to argue a lot with the teacher about school rules and fairness in the classroom. I remember one school report when she wrote that I had very strong views on a wide range of topics, and my parents got quite angry with me for not doing what the teacher told me.
3 - By the time I was a teenager, my parents were getting very worried about me. They wanted me to be a doctor, but I had no interest in this at all! In fact, the only thing I was interested in was reading newspapers, which was very odd for a young teenager! Then, I joined the UK Youth Parliament, and they realised that I was serious about becoming a politician.
4 - The UK Youth Parliament was very good training for me, and, some years after, I went on to be elected as a Member of Parliament for my own area. In the beginning, my parents were unhappy about my choice of career. They wanted me to choose a job which was well-paid with security, and it didn’t help that my political beliefs were completely different from theirs! But I’ve been a politician for four years, and they’re really happy now.
5 - It’s interesting how people react when I tell them that I’m an MP. Some think that I must be very caring and want to change the world, whereas others think that all politicians are rich and never tell the truth! I suppose politicians, in general, have a bad reputation, but I’m sure that young MPs, like me, really do want what is best for the people and our country. I hope so, anyway.
A. An unusual hobby
B. A new image for politicians
C. An early success story
D. Different plans for my future
E. An important influence
F. A young rebel
Data about a birthday is not quite unambiguous. The official birthday of Mickey is considered to be November 18, 1928. That day showed the world the cartoon "Steamboat Willie". Although for the first time movie audiences met Mickey for 183 days (may 15), when came a small silent cartoon "plane Crazy"[5].
High and thin voice. Until 1947 Walt Disney personally voiced Mickey mouse, because of chronic cough due to Smoking was forced to stop voice acting. Then, the Disney company commissioned this work Jimmy MacDonald. From 1977 to 2009, Mickey mouse is voiced by Wayne Allwin.
Often appears in the company of a friend of Donald and a dog named Pluto. Besides, Micky has a girlfriend named Minnie, his younger brother Morty and aggressive and mischievous nephews Michael and Milo Feldmaus. Mickey mouse appears in cartoons, comics, video
Mickey mouse appeared in 1928, after Walt Disney lost the rights to his first character of Oswald the lucky rabbit. The first short animated films with Mickey mouse was drawn Abohm the Best, main associate of Walt Disney. Subsequently, with the popularity of Mickey mouse began to appear in feature cartoons, television, comic books and various subjects.
i) The picture gallery is not far from here.Walk straight on and turn left at the street market.
E) Did you say left or right?
G) I said, ''Turn left .'' The picture gallery will be right in front of you. You can't miss it.
C) Thanks very much
2A)Excuse me,how csn l get to the city centre?
D) Oh, the city centre is far from here
J) Is there a bus to the city centre?
B)Yes, certainly. You can take Bus 15 .The bus stop is opposite the cinema . F) Opposite the cinema. I see. Thank you very much for your help.