I
can’t say I really feel at home anywhere. I was born in a city,

but I hate cities. I love mountains, but I have A22_____________________

lived
in a mountain country: my home is a flat agricultural area in the south of
England which I find boring. I don’t have much

in A23______________ with
the local people there, and my way of

life is very A24_______________
from theirs, so I don’t feel that I

am
really part of the community. Although I am English, in some ways I don’t feel
English. I have spent time in various countries, and I can happily live abroad
for a period. Not for ever, though. In the end I always begin to feel too
foreign, and miss too many

things. It is then that I realize that my A25____________________ really

are
in England, even if I can’t say exactly where. I don’t have

very A26______________ family
ties, and I am not in contact with

many of my relatives. My Canadian wife has a much
stronger sense of family, which she has passed to our son. His home and his
immediate family mean a great deal to him, and his extended family is very
important to him as well. He is very fond of all his A27           , and likes to see them as often as he can.

So
perhaps the next generation will have more ties than I have. In some ways I
hope so, but being rootless has advantage too. On

balance, I am not sure that I would prefer to A28_____________________

to one place,
one community and one set of ideas. 


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A22


1) always


2) ever


3) never


4) usually





A23


1) familiar


2) general


3) relation


4) common





A24


1) different


2) various


3) contrary


4) unusually





A25


1) home


2) routes


3) place


4) roots




A26


1) strong


2) hardy


3) powerful


4) tough





A27


1) relationship


2) relations


3) ancestors


4) friends





A28


1) like


2)love


3) belong


4) choose