Jill

was

walking

to

her

class

slowly.

She

was

worried about the History test she would have to take that 1.
morning. As she was reach the classroom, a piece of paper 2.
suddenly fluttered down and land near her feet. As Jill 3.
glanced down at the paper, her heart nearly missed a beat. 4.
It were the History test paper complete with answers ! Jill's 5.
very first thought were not to tell anyone about what she 6.
have found. She would memorize all the answers and do 7.
extremely well on

the

test.

After

some

hard

thinking, 8.

however, he knew that it would be a very dishonest thing to 9.

do. Besides, it would not be fair to her classmates. In 10.
the end, Jill returned the paper from her History teacher,
Miss James. "Thanks, Jill. I has been searching high or low for
it," said the teacher."I...I've read all the questions already,
Miss James," Jill confessed. Miss James told her not to worry
as she would think of new questions for the test.
The expression 'Achilles' heel' means 'a person's weakest
part'. Long ago there was a handsome, young warrior named 1.
Achilles. He were a very brave warrior what fought valiantly 2.
for the Greeks during the Trojan war. Achilles became one of 3.
the

best warrior

in

the

Greek

army. He

seemed 4.

invincible because she could not be injured by his enemies 5.

at all. Achilles's secret was that when he were a baby, his 6.
mother had immersed him in the waters off the River Styx. 7.
The magical power of the water protected him from any sort 8.
of injury. However, he have one weakness, his heel. His 9.
mother had held him by his heel when he soaked him into 10.
the river. This would be Achilles's downfall. One day, in a
fierce battle, Achilles kill a Trojan hero called Hector. Hector's
brother shot a deadly arrow at Achilles's heel. As a result,
Achilles died from the poison in the arrow.
Do you know how a bee keeper gets

honey

from

honeycombs ? First, he blow smoke into the honeycomb. The 1.

bees

react by filling

themselves

with

honey

because 2.

their natural instinct tell them that the smoke might be 3.

coming to a forest fire. In the event of this, the bees will 4.
move to a new home. This is why bees rarely sting the 5.
person who scrape the bees away from the honey comb. As 6.