Luyện nghe - Đề 39

LISTEN AND COMPLETE THE PASSAGE

In the distant past, there was a (1) woman called Chang’e, her husband Hou Yi was a brilliant archer. At that time, there were ten suns in the sky and the people on earth were living in the blistering heat. To (2) the earth, Hou Yi used his bow and arrow to shoot down the nine of the suns. Hou Yi was respected as the national hero and received an elixir of immortality as a reward for saving the people from the heat of multiple suns. However, the elixir only had enough for one person and both of them didn’t want to leave each other. But one day, one of Hou Yi’s students tried to seize the elixir when he wasn’t at home. In order to (3) the elixir from thief, Chang’e took the magic elixir of immortality. Then she (4) to the moon and became the moon goddess leaving her husband behind. Alone on Earth, Hou Yi missed his wife so much that he made an offering to the moon and tried to find the (5) of Chang’e on the moon. To remember Chang’e, Chinese people (6) the moon by eating fruit and moon-shaped desserts called mooncakes. This is the legend of the origin of the Mid-Autumn Festival, which is also called “The Moon Festival”