How are you? I was really hoping to hear from you. Back in there I'm getting ready to the New Year. I've already decorated the Christmas Tree and bought presents for my fiends and relatives. That includes you too! Tomorrow I'm planning to do a lot of shopping, because for me, it's really significant to have a good meal at the New Year party.
And what about you? Are you going anywhere on the 31 December? I hope not, because I'd love to see you at my place.
Sure, here's a detailed step-by-step answer to the question:
We are given a story with sentence gaps numbered 1-6. We need to choose the correct sentence from the options (a-f) and fill in the gaps accordingly.
Let's go through the options provided and try to match them with the context of the story:
Option a: "Zarena tried to pull the can off Ventura's head, but it wouldn't move."
This sentence seems to fit the context of someone trying to remove a can from someone's head, so we can tentatively place it in the first gap.
Option b: "It's the only way to get you out."
This sentence doesn't seem to fit with the context of someone being unable to remove a can from someone's head. So we can exclude this option for now.
Option c is not available.
Option d: "She was running through some high grass when she heard a noise."
This sentence doesn't match the context of someone trying to remove a can from someone's head. So we can exclude this option for now.
Option e: "The gefods all soon knew, however."
Without any context or information about gefods, it is difficult to determine if this sentence is relevant or not. We will keep it as a possible option and move on.
Option f: "She couldn't get it off and was starting to panic."
This sentence fits the context of someone trying to remove a can from someone's head and not being able to do so. We can tentatively place it in the second gap.
Option g is not available.
Option h is not available.
Option i: "I'm glad I'm not like that, even if she has got more friends than me."
This sentence doesn't match the context of someone trying to remove a can from someone's head. We can exclude this option for now.
Let's now review the filled-in gaps and see if they make sense in the story:
1. Zarena tried to pull the can off Ventura's head, but it wouldn't move.
2. She couldn't get it off and was starting to panic.
The filled-in gaps make logical and coherent sense in the story, and they match the context of someone struggling to remove a can from someone's head.
Therefore, the correct answer is:
a) Zarena tried to pull the can off Ventura's head,
f) but it wouldn't move.
Please note that these are just suggestions and based on the given information. It is always important to carefully read the entire story and understand the context to arrive at the most accurate answer.
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