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Câu hỏi: Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct word or phrase that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 26 to 30.
Who are celebrities?
A celebrity is a person who is easily recognised by people in a certain region or country. Celebrities usually get a lot of media attention and often are social people. Many become celebrities because of their profession, after appearing in the media or simply by chance. Celebrities (26) _______ only achieve a small amount of fame are called B- or C-celebrities. In the last decades we have become fascinated with famous people. They have led to the rise of gossip magazines and TV shows and (27) _______ work for journalists and paparazzi. Movie stars, television actors and actresses, high-ranking politicians, successful business people, supermodels and athletes usually become celebrities. A few humanitarian leaders such as Mother Teresa have achieved fame because of their charity work. Some people have become known because of their online activities and are regarded as Internet celebrities. (28) _______ celebrities lead a life that is different from that of normal people, the public is interested in their private lives. Magazines and newspapers follow their (29) _______ move. Celebrities are often shown as (30) _______ examples of success and perfection, or as bad and immoral if they are involved in scandals.
(Source: www.english-grammar.at)
The word or phrase which best fits the gap (29) is...
A. other
B. another
C. every
D. one
Who are celebrities?
A celebrity is a person who is easily recognised by people in a certain region or country. Celebrities usually get a lot of media attention and often are social people. Many become celebrities because of their profession, after appearing in the media or simply by chance. Celebrities (26) _______ only achieve a small amount of fame are called B- or C-celebrities. In the last decades we have become fascinated with famous people. They have led to the rise of gossip magazines and TV shows and (27) _______ work for journalists and paparazzi. Movie stars, television actors and actresses, high-ranking politicians, successful business people, supermodels and athletes usually become celebrities. A few humanitarian leaders such as Mother Teresa have achieved fame because of their charity work. Some people have become known because of their online activities and are regarded as Internet celebrities. (28) _______ celebrities lead a life that is different from that of normal people, the public is interested in their private lives. Magazines and newspapers follow their (29) _______ move. Celebrities are often shown as (30) _______ examples of success and perfection, or as bad and immoral if they are involved in scandals.
(Source: www.english-grammar.at)
The word or phrase which best fits the gap (29) is...
A. other
B. another
C. every
D. one
every move (mỗi sự di chuyển)
Đáp án C.