Fill in the words given below in their correct form. At the age of fourteen my most loved book was the Adventures of Tom Sawyer, a novel by Mark Twain, one of America's greatest authors.
Twain grew up in Hannibal, Missouri, on the Mississippi River. The novel is the ... of the River in those days. Although the book was written over one hundred years,ago,its story is still ... today.The main characters of the book are Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn.They go through many adventures:cemeteries,caves and even buried treasures.
It is ... diffcult to put the book down once you are caught up by Tom's story.Tom seems as real to me as one of my friends.As the story progresses Tom's character begins to change:from that of a naughty boy to a person who is not ... to people and cares about them.
●excite,true,different,describe.​

At the age of fourteen my most loved book was the Adventures of Tom Sawyer, a novel by Mark Twain, one of America's greatest authors. Twain grew up in Hannibal, Missouri, on the Mississippi River. The novel is the description of the River in those days. Although the book was written over one hundred years ago, its story is still exciting today. The main characters of the book are Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn. They go through many adventures: cemeteries, caves, and even buried treasures. It is true that it is difficult to put the book down once you are caught up by Tom's story. Tom seems as real to me as one of my friends. As the story progresses, Tom's character begins to change: from that of a naughty boy to a person who is not indifferent to people and cares about them.

Now let's fill in the words given below in their correct form:

1. Exciting (adj.) - The story of the Adventures of Tom Sawyer is still exciting today. This means that it is interesting and makes you feel eager or enthusiastic.

2. True (adj.) - It is true that it is difficult to put the book down once you are caught up by Tom's story. This means that it is a fact or reality.

3. Different (adj.) - The novel describes the River in those days, which was different from how it is now. This means that it was not the same or had dissimilar characteristics compared to the present time.

4. Described (v.) - Mark Twain described the River in his novel. This means that he gave an account or explained the characteristics and qualities of the River.