HAVE RESEARCHERS FOUND AMELIA EARHART’S PLANE?
A. Researchers with the Earhart Project have released sonar images that, in their opinion,
show the remains of Earhart’s twin-engine plane Lockheed Electra lying 600 feet below sea
level off the coast of an island in the South Pacific. Amelia Earhart’s daring
round-the-world flight was cut short when her plane vanished on June 2, 1937. Though
rescue workers immediately began searching the area for signs of life, neither Earhart nor
the plane was found. The U.S. government concluded in a report that the pilots ran out of
fuel, crashed into the water and sank. But the question of why the plane went down remains
one of history’s biggest mysteries.
B. Since Earhart’s disappearance, a number of other hypotheses have come up. Some
theorists believe Earhart was actually working for the U.S. government. They suggest that
she intentionally went off course to spy on Japanese-occupied islands in the Pacific and
was taken prisoner. Far more likely is the popular belief that due to mechanical errors
Earhart was forced to touch down on an uninhabited South Pacific island called Nikumaroro.
During a 2010 expedition, researchers uncovered there some clues such as three pieces
of a pocketknife, shells that had been cut open, fragments of a glass cosmetic jar and bone
fragments that may be human remains.
C. Scientists think they may have found proof that Earhart and her navigator crashed their
plane and became castaways on the island. Working with a chemist, they have been testing
the recovered cosmetic jar fragments. Based on the high mercury levels found on the
surface, the substance once held in the jar has been identified as a brand of cosmetic used
to bleach skin and remove spots – something the freckle-faced Earhart was known to have
used. Even more intriguing to researchers is the fact that its fragments seem to have been
intentionally shaped for use as cutting tools.

In which paragraph does the author refer to
4.1. a direct link established between Amelia Earhart and one of the items found?

Tekst 1.
THINGS HAPPEN IN A GALLERY
Pat arrived at the gallery early the next morning to find that the postman had already delivered
post and there was a letter on the floor. She opened it and saw that it was an invitation to an
opening at a gallery further down the street. They were always getting this sort of thing, and it
struck her as depressing that there was a lot of this business in the city: one gallery sells its
works to another, round and round in a circle, each producing just a slight profit. Eventually,
a genuine customer would have to buy a picture, but where were they? Nobody seemed to
notice them and the only person who had shown the slightest interest in buying something in
her gallery this week had been determined to obtain a bargain.
She was holding the gallery invitation and was about to sit at her desk, when she stopped.
Usually, when she came in in the morning, she would hear the alarm beeping signal and have
to key in the security number to stop it. This had not happened this morning, or had it? It was
perfectly possible to go through the motions of a familiar action and not remember that one
had done it. Pat tried to remember who had been last to leave the gallery last night. Matthew
had gone off to meet his father shortly after four and she had stayed at work until five. Then
she recalled activating the alarm before locking the gallery door. She glanced towards the
control box, across the semi-darkened gallery. Two small red lights blinked regular pulses back
at her. That was strange. Normally, when she came in a single red light flashed. She knew that
the two blinking red lights indicated that the alarm was inactive. But who turned it off? Pat
looked about her to spot someone who might have arrived at the gallery before her but there
was nobody there. She suddenly felt uneasy when she saw that the door in the corridor that
led to Matthew’s office was open.
Now she felt frightened and ran across the room to switch on the lights. Not all the lights went
on but the spotlights worked. Relieved that nothing was missing, she found the courage to
enter Matthew’s office. Inside she saw that the burglar had managed to raise the lower panel
of the back window about eighteen inches. The glass was not smashed, but the catch had
been forced and there were bits of wood on the floor – she saw those immediately. She walked
back to Matthew’s desk, picked up the telephone and dialed the emergency code.

ZUCKERBERG’S BOOK CLUB
In 2015 the co-founder of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, launched 7.1. _____ could be called
the world’s largest ever book club. He announced that his New Year’s resolution was to read
a book every other week. He then invited his 30 million followers to join him in his literary
challenge. Throughout the year Zuckerberg kept 7.2. _____ what books he had read. He also
made recommendations for titles that in his opinion should be read.
Zuckerberg’s first selection was The End of Power by Moisés Naím. “It’s a book that explores
how the world is shifting to give individual people more power. It’s a trend I believe in deeply,
and I’m looking 7.3. _____ reading this book and exploring the issue in more detail,” he
explained. Zuckerberg takes on a challenge every year as a way to broaden his perspectives.
One of the challenges which he 7.4. _____ in achieving, was to learn to speak Mandarin.

9.1. Sorry, for the delay. The traffic is much heavier today than I expected. I hope
(you / not / wait) _____________________________________________________ long.