While traveling in Russia,Ed Jackson ran short of(缺少)money. So he wrote t 1     his brother,asking for $500. “Send the m 2      by telegram(電報(bào))to the bank here, ”he wrote. After a week Ed began v 3      the bank. He s 4      his passport (護(hù)照)to the bank clerk. “Nothing has come for you,Mr Jackson,” he was told.

This went o 5      for three weeks,and Mr Jackson got very w 6     . He then phoned his brother,asking w 7      the money was. The brother said it had been sent three weeks b 8     .

That evening Ed Jackson was arrested(逮捕)for failing to p 9      his hotel bill. He tried to tell the police what his problem was,but no one would believe him. At last he was s 10      to the police station for fifteen days.

1.        2.        3.      4.       5.       

6.        7.        8.      9.       10.       

 1. to 2. money 3. visiting “begin doing sth. ” 意為“開始做某事”。4. showed 5. on

6. worried 7. where 8. before 9. pay 10. sent

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