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He came into the world in the middle of the thicket, in one of A
little, hidden forest glades which seem to be entirely
open, but are really screened in on all sides. There was very little room
in it, scarcely enough for him and his mother.
He stood there, swaying unsteadily on his thin legs and staring
vaguely in front of him with clouded eyes which B
nothing. Hec
his head, trembled a great deal, and was still
completely stunned.
What a beautiful child," cried the magpie.
She D
past, attracted by the deep groans the mother
uttered in her labor. The magpie perched on a neighboring branch.
"What a beautiful child," she kept repeating. Receiving no answer,
she went on talkatively, "How amazing to think that be should be
able to get right up and walk! How interestingI E
the like
of it before in all my born days."
A. 1. this
2. those
8. that
4. this is
B. 1. saw
2. has seen
3. have seen 4. would see
C. 1. hanged
2. would hang 3. has hung 4. hung
D. L. is flying 2. flew
8. was flown 4. had flown
B. 1. has never been
3. have never seen
2. had never seen
4. never saw​

He came into the world in the middle of the thicket, in one of A
little, hidden forest glades which seem to be entirely
open, but are really screened in on all sides. There was very little room
in it, scarcely enough for him and his mother.
He stood there, swaying unsteadily on his thin legs and staring
vaguely in front of him with clouded eyes which D
saw nothing. He B
his head, trembled a great deal, and was still
completely stunned.
What a beautiful child," cried the magpie.
She D
past, attracted by the deep groans the mother
uttered in her labor. The magpie perched on a neighboring branch.
"What a beautiful child," she kept repeating. Receiving no answer,
she went on talkatively, "How amazing to think that he should be
able to get right up and walk! How interesting I B
the like
of it before in all my born days."

A. 1. this (correct) - The sentence is referring to the specific glade mentioned earlier in the text.
2. those - This refers to multiple glades, but the text only mentions one glade.
3. that - This does not make grammatical sense in the context of the sentence.
4. this is - This is not grammatically correct in the context of the sentence.

B. 1. saw - This is the correct past tense verb to use in this context.
2. has seen - This is not the right tense for the sentence.
3. have seen - This is not the right tense for the sentence.
4. would see - This is not the right tense for the sentence.

C. 1. hanged - This is not the right verb form for the sentence.
2. would hang - This does not make grammatical sense in the context of the sentence.
3. has hung - This is not the right verb form for the sentence.
4. hung (correct) - This is the correct past tense verb to use in this context.

D. L. is flying - This is not grammatically correct in the context of the sentence.
2. flew (correct) - This is the correct past tense verb to use in this context.
8. was flown - This is not the right verb form for the sentence.
4. had flown - This is not the right verb form for the sentence.

E. 1. has never been - This is not the right verb form for the sentence.
3. have never seen (correct) - This is the correct verb form to use in this context.
2. had never seen - This is not the right verb form for the sentence.
4. never saw - This is not the right verb form for the sentence.