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新概念英语第三册 Lesson 26 Wanted: a large biscuit tin
Listen who the prize for biggest biscuit?
No one can avoid _____(be) _________(influence) by advertisements.
Much as we may _____ ourselves on our good taste, we are no longer free to _______the things we want, for advertising exerts=____ a subtle ________ on us.
In their efforts to persuade us _______(buy) this or that _______, advertisers have made a close study of human _______ and have classified=______ all our little ________(weak).
Advertisers ________(discover) years ago that all of us love to get something for _______.
An advertisement ______ begins with the magic word FREE can _____(rare) go wrong.
These days, advertisers not only _____ free samples, but free _____, free _____, and free _____ round the world as well.
They devise hundreds of competitions which will _______ us to win huge sums of money.
Radio and television have made it ________(impossible) for advertisers to capture the ________ of millions of people in this way.
_______ a radio programme, a company of biscuit manufacturers once asked listeners ______(bake) biscuits and send them to their _______.
They offered to pay£10 a pound for the ______(big) biscuit ______(bake) by a listener.
The response to this ___________ was tremendous.
Before long, biscuits of all _______ and sizes began _________(arrive) at the factory.
One lady ________(bring) in a biscuit on a wheelbarrow. It weighed ______(near) 500 pounds.
A little later, a man came along with a biscuit ______ occupied the whole boot of his car.
All the biscuits that were sent were _______(careful) weighed. The ______(large) was 713 pounds.
It seemed _______(certainly) that this would win the _____.
But just ______ the competition closed, a lorry arrived at the factory with a ______(true) colossal biscuit ______ weighed 2,400 pounds.
It had been baked by a college