13. A. happen　　　 B. happening C. happens　　 D. will happen

12. A. in order to　　 B. so that　 C. such that　　　 D. so as to

11. A. in　　 B. with　　 C. on　　 D. at

10. A. safe B. safety　 C. danger　 D. dangerous

　 　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　B

Working on a newspaper is a very busy job. Many newspapers are printed every day, and they have to provide people　 11　 all the latest news. The editor is in charge of the paper. Reporters search news stories and write them. The paper is printed　 12　 it is on sale all over the country.

　　　 People phone up the editor when something interesting　 13　 . The editor then sends a　 14　 and a photographer to find out　 15　 about it. After the reporter gets the story, a typist types it out. Important stories usually take up most of a page. The stories are typed into a computer and printed. The first copies are called proofs(校样).　 16　 editors correct mistakes in them.

　　　 Not all newspapers　 17　 every day. Some　 18　 weekly. Local newspapers report news from different parts of the country.

　　　 Working on a daily paper is always　 19　 . But people working on a weekly paper don’t have to work in　 20　 hurry. Sometimes reporters travel all over the world to collect news.

9. A. be　 B. to be　 C. being　 D. been

8. A. what B. that　 C. which　 D. who

7. A. think of　 B. regarding　 C. considered　　 D. to treat

6. A. hard　 B. difficult　 C. easily　　 D. hardly

5. A. who B. what　 C. which D. whether

4. A. if　　 B. since C. as　 D. although