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Diana was born in 1961 as the third daughter of Edward John Spencer and his wife Ruth Burke RochE. Diana grew up in a very privileged family that had a long history of close ties with the royal family. When Diana’s paternal grandfather passed away in 1975, Diana’s father became the 8th Earl of Spencer and Diana gained the title of “Lady”.

In 1969, Diana’s parents divorceD. Her mother’s affair helped court decide to give custody of the couple’s four children to Diana’s father. Both of her parents eventually remarried, but the divorce left an emotional scar on Diana.

Diana attended school at West Heath in Kent and spent a short time a finishing school in SwitzerlanD. Although she was not an excellent student academically, her determined personality, caring nature, and cheerful outlook helped her through it. After returning from Switzerland, Diana rented an apartment with two friends, worked with children at the Young England Kindergarten, and watched movies and visited restaurants in her free time.

It was about this time that Prince Charles, in his early 30, was under increasing pressure to choose a wifE. Diana’s vibrancy, cheerfulness, and good family background caught the attention of Prince Charles and the two began dating during in mid-1980. It was a whirlwind romance for on February 24, 1981, Buckingham Palace officially announce the couple’s engagement. At the time, Lady Diana and Prince Charles seemed truly in love and whole world was awed by what seemed like a fairytale romance.

1. How did Diana spend her free time when she was still a bachelorette?

• She watched the movies

• She finished her school

• She worked in restaurant

• She returned to Switzerland

• She visited her friends near the restaurant

Diana was born in 1961 as the third daughter of Edward John Spencer and his wife Ruth Burke RochE. Diana grew up in a very privileged family that had a long history of close ties with the royal family. When Diana’s paternal grandfather passed away in 1975, Diana’s father became the 8th Earl of Spencer and Diana gained the title of “Lady”.

In 1969, Diana’s parents divorceD. Her mother’s affair helped court decide to give custody of the couple’s four children to Diana’s father. Both of her parents eventually remarried, but the divorce left an emotional scar on Diana.

Diana attended school at West Heath in Kent and spent a short time a finishing school in SwitzerlanD. Although she was not an excellent student academically, her determined personality, caring nature, and cheerful outlook helped her through it. After returning from Switzerland, Diana rented an apartment with two friends, worked with children at the Young England Kindergarten, and watched movies and visited restaurants in her free time.

It was about this time that Prince Charles, in his early 30, was under increasing pressure to choose a wife. Diana’s vibrancy, cheerfulness, and good family background caught the attention of Prince Charles and the two began dating during in mid-1980. It was a whirlwind romance for on February 24, 1981, Buckingham Palace officially announce the couple’s engagement. At the time, Lady Diana and Prince Charles seemed truly in love and whole world was awed by what seemed like a fairy tale romance.

2. The custody of the couple’s four children was given to Diana’s father because…….

• her outlook was cheerful

• she determined her personality

• she had her very privileged family

• her paternal grandfather was dead

• her mother had an affair

Diana was born in 1961 as the third daughter of Edward John Spencer and his wife Ruth Burke Roche. Diana grew up in a very privileged family that had a long history of close ties with the royal family. When Diana’s paternal grandfather passed away in 1975, Diana’s father became the 8th Earl of Spencer and Diana gained the title of “Lady”.

In 1969, Diana’s parents divorceD. Her mother’s affair helped court decide to give custody of the couple’s four children to Diana’s father. Both of her parents eventually remarried, but the divorce left an emotional scar on Diana.

Diana attended school at West Heath in Kent and spent a short time a finishing school in Switzerland. Although she was not an excellent student academically, her determined personality, caring nature, and cheerful outlook helped her through it. After returning from Switzerland, Diana rented an apartment with two friends, worked with children at the Young England Kindergarten, and watched movies and visited restaurants in her free time.

It was about this time that Prince Charles, in his early 30, was under increasing pressure to choose a wife. Diana’s vibrancy, cheerfulness, and good family background caught the attention of Prince Charles and the two began dating during in mid-1980. It was a whirlwind romance for on February 24, 1981, Buckingham Palace officially announce the couple’s engagement. At the time, Lady Diana and Prince Charles seemed truly in love and whole world was awed by what seemed like a fairytale romance.

3. How was Diana’ academic achievement?

• Super

• First rate

• Average

• Admirable

• Exceptional

Below is the way how to write a good biography, except...

• tell the life events in chronological order

• begin with orientation

• include surprising fact

• tell a fantasy story

• talk in the third person

Today, no one would deny the genius of Albert Einstein. ...10... that was not always the case. In his youth, Einstein’s parents and teachers ...11...him both undisciplined and dull. As a child, he was slow to talk, and his parents were...12...he might be retarded. As an adolescent, he had difficulty adjusting to the strict discipline of the Germain high school, and his teachers were not pleased with his...13.... Not surprisingly he found college a little better than high school, and again he ..14 ...the appropriate academic discipline. In the end, he was able to gradu- ate, but only with the help of a friend who kept him up-to-date on all his course.

10 ...

• Since

• But

• So

• Because

• Therefore

Today, no one would deny the genius of Albert Einstein. ...10... that was not always the case. In his youth, Einstein’s parents and teachers ...11...him both undisciplined and dull. As a child, he was slow to talk, and his parents were...12...he might be retarded. As an adolescent, he had difficulty adjusting to the strict discipline of the Germain high school, and his teachers were not pleased with his...13.... Not surprisingly he found college a little better than high school, and again he ..14 ...the appropriate academic discipline. In the end, he was able to gradu- ate, but only with the help of a friend who kept him up-to-date on all his course.

11...

• declared

• determined

• predicted

• accused

• considered

Today, no one would deny the genius of Albert Einstein. ...10... that was not always the case. In his youth, Einstein’s parents and teachers ...11...him both undisciplined and dull. As a child, he was slow to talk, and his parents were...12...he might be retarded. As an adolescent, he had difficulty adjusting to the strict discipline of the Germain high school, and his teachers were not pleased with his...13.... Not surprisingly he found college a little better than high school, and again he ..14 ...the appropriate academic discipline. In the end, he was able to gradu- ate, but only with the help of a friend who kept him up-to-date on all his course.

12...

• hopeful

• amazed

• expectant

• worried

• timid

Today, no one would deny the genius of Albert Einstein. ...10... that was not always the case. In his youth, Einstein’s parents and teachers ...11...him both undisciplined and dull. As a child, he was slow to talk, and his parents were...12...he might be retarded. As an adolescent, he had difficulty adjusting to the strict discipline of the Germain high school, and his teachers were not pleased with his...13.... Not surprisingly he found college a little better than high school, and again he ..14 ...the appropriate academic discipline. In the end, he was able to gradu- ate, but only with the help of a friend who kept him up-to-date on all his course.

13....

• success

• increase

• advantage

• program

• progress

Today, no one would deny the genius of Albert Einstein. ...10... that was not always the case. In his youth, Einstein’s parents and teachers ...11...him both undisciplined and dull. As a child, he was slow to talk, and his parents were...12...he might be retarded. As an adolescent, he had difficulty adjusting to the strict discipline of the Germany high school, and his teachers were not pleased with his...13.... Not surprisingly he found college a little better than high school, and again he ..14 ...the appropriate academic discipline. In the end, he was able to graduate, but only with the help of a friend who kept him up-to-date on all his course.

14...

• achieved

• served

• lacked

• wasted

• disrupted

He was …………. to welcome his parents’ guests.

• rather lazy

• quite lazily

• rather lazily

• too lazy

• so lazy