CAE Reading and Use of English Part 2 (UNIT 3,EX 3)

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For questions 1–8, read the text and think of the word which best fi ts each gap. Use only one word for each gap.

Karen Cambron

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Compléter CAE Reading and Use of English Part 2 (UNIT 3,EX 3)Version en ligne For questions 1–8, read the text and think of the word which best fi ts each gap. Use only one word for each gap. par Karen Cambron 1 WHRE DO MY ABILITIES COMO FROM ? Some people claim that the ability to sing , dance or draw is acquired , rather than inherited . But you know what they also say : some people have it and some people don ? t . How do people actually acquire ( 1 ) individual talents ? You could argue that you become good ( 2 ) something by determination and constant practice , but there are small children with ( 3 ) or no training who sing or dance beautifully or are clearly genius - level artists . Most children of musicians and actors seem to be talented ( 4 ) their parents . Then again , I personally can sing , dance and draw but my parents have none of those abilities . I was singing and drawing ( 5 ) I was little but had never been in a choir or to an art class in my life . It just came naturally to ( 6 ) . I suppose you could say that being born ( 7 ) stronger lungs or longer legs and arms might give you ( 8 ) advantage .