Which words go in the gaps (a)-(j) in the text? Choose the words from list below.
- Sympathy (a)
- Seasoned (b)
- stagger (c)
- Dipsomaniac (d)
- Numbly (e)
- Vision (f)
- Babble (g)
- Universe (h)
- Pathway (i)
- Clear (j)
Answer the following questions.
a About whom is Jack London writing?
b Which word in the first paragraph is closest in meaning to 'extremist'?
c How are some alcoholics described in the second paragraph?
d How is the imaginative drinker different from the unimaginative one?
e What is the only truth in the imaginative drinker's life?
f Why is 'HE' written in block letters in line 54?
g What does 'HE' know?
h 'Good is bad, truth is a cheat, and life is a joke' (lines 71-72). What does this sentence tell
us about the kind of days, and nights, the imaginative drinker has?
i What is the price the imaginative drinker pays for drinking?
j Which word in the last paragraph is closest in meaning to inadequacy?
a Jack london wrote about himself and his personality for drinking.
b the word excessivist is the closest
c they are described like a stupid people
d the are difference because they know the limits of as much they can to drink
e the truth is, they are going to die
f because with that word represent the mortality of the people
g he know he can die from the alcohol and represent the mortality of the persons
h This phrase represent a negative person who like to see the bas aspects of the life
i He has to deal with the negative ideas from his form to see the life and ideas like he going to die
j The word Meagreness is the closest
