Ingliz Tilidan Onlayn Attestatsiya Testlari 8

Short Stories

Ours is the great generation of the short story. The growth of the newspaper, the development of the magazine, the universality of popular education with its increase in human curiosity – most of all, the increasing pace of modern life, its speed of living and competitive pressure – gave this literary type its greatest encouragement.
Here is the people’s literature, and the most democratic of all forms of writing because it offers a means for the use of every conceivable sort of plot, character or background. It’s just the right length in a world of tumult and hurry; it is a form that presents things concisely and graphically, and it is the type of writing most easily understood by every kind of reader.

The way the short story is written ………

ICE-BORG

Because of his imperturbable manner, both on and off the tennis court, and his relentless ground strokes, Bjom Borg was dubbed Ice-Borg by his opponents on the
professional tennis circuit. Borg won his first tournament when he was 11. In four years, he won all the world’s junior titles, and became the first of the teenage
wonders to achieve world-class status. He dropped out of school when he was in the ninth grade, at the age of 15, and qualified for the Swedish Davis Cup team,
becoming the youngest player ever to win a cup match. This was his first encounter with team captain Lennart Bergelin, who later became Borg’s full-time coach. In 1975 Borg’s three match victories, including doubles, brought Sweden its first Davis Cup. In his first decade in competitive tennis, the golden-haired Swede broke more records than anyone else in the history of tennis. Borg was only 26 when he retired, and he failed in his attempt eight years later to make a comeback with his old wooden racket – made obsolete by the oversized models that are now used in the game.

Bjorn Borg ……………

Short Stories

Ours is the great generation of the short story. The growth of the newspaper, the development of the magazine, the universality of popular education with its increase in human curiosity – most of all, the increasing pace of modern life, its speed of living and competitive pressure – gave this literary type its greatest encouragement. Here is the people’s literature, and the most democratic of all forms of writing because it offers a means for the use of every conceivable sort of plot, character or background. It’s just the right length in a world of tumult and hurry; it is a form that presents things concisely and graphically, and it is the type of writing most easily understood by every kind of reader.

According to the writer, the short story ……………

ICE-BORG

Because of his imperturbable manner, both on and off the tennis court, and his relentless ground strokes, Bjom Borg was dubbed Ice-Borg by his opponents on the
professional tennis circuit. Borg won his first tournament when he was 11. In four years, he won all the world’s junior titles, and became the first of the teenage
wonders to achieve world-class status. He dropped out of school when he was in the ninth grade, at the age of 15, and qualified for the Swedish Davis Cup team,
becoming the youngest player ever to win a cup match. This was his first encounter with team captain Lennart Bergelin, who later became Borg’s full-time coach. In 1975 Borg’s three match victories, including doubles, brought Sweden its first Davis Cup. In his first decade in competitive tennis, the golden-haired Swede broke more records than anyone else in the history of tennis. Borg was only 26 when he retired, and he failed in his attempt eight years later to make a comeback with his old wooden racket – made obsolete by the oversized models that are now used in the game.

One reason that Bjorn Borg was nicknamed «Ice-Borg» was that ……………

Short Stories

Ours is the great generation of the short story. The growth of the newspaper, the development of the magazine, the universality of popular education with its increase in human curiosity – most of all, the increasing pace of modern life, its speed of living and competitive pressure – gave this literary type its greatest encouragement.
Here is the people’s literature, and the most democratic of all forms of writing because it offers a means for the use of every conceivable sort of plot, character or background. It’s just the right length in a world of tumult and hurry; it is a form that presents things concisely and graphically, and it is the type of writing most easily understood by every kind of reader.

Writers of short stories ………

ICE-BORG

Because of his imperturbable manner, both on and off the tennis court, and his relentless ground strokes, Bjom Borg was dubbed Ice-Borg by his opponents on the
professional tennis circuit. Borg won his first tournament when he was 11. In four years, he won all the world’s junior titles, and became the first of the teenage
wonders to achieve world-class status. He dropped out of school when he was in the ninth grade, at the age of 15, and qualified for the Swedish Davis Cup team,
becoming the youngest player ever to win a cup match. This was his first encounter with team captain Lennart Bergelin, who later became Borg’s full-time coach. In 1975 Borg’s three match victories, including doubles, brought Sweden its first Davis Cup. In his first decade in competitive tennis, the golden-haired Swede broke more records than anyone else in the history of tennis. Borg was only 26 when he retired, and he failed in his attempt eight years later to make a comeback with his old wooden racket – made obsolete by the oversized models that are now used in the game.

Lennart Bergelin ……………