A Chance Of A Lifetime George was a typical high school student. One morning he had a usuall routine ate some cereal, put on his favorite hoodie and then rushed to school. When George entered the cafeteria, he noticed a huge banner hanging above the food line that read, "Battle of Talents Sign Up Now!" Today his school was hosting a contest for a chance to win a summer internship at a local music studio, George played the guitar in his spare time and dreamt of becoming a music producer, but he never thought a simple contest could be his ticket to the big leagues. His heart raced; he Imagined his name in bright lights. He knew he had to try but felt those familiar butterflies fluttering in his stomach. What if he crashed and burned? After a moment of hesitation his friends pushed him to sign up, and beffore he knew it, he was standing on stage with the guitar in his hands, looking at the sea of faces. As he played, something magical happened, the nerves melted away, and he was in his element, playing every note and stress with passion. As the last chord sounded, George was greeted with thunderous applause. It was like a wave of pure adrenaline crashing over him, and at that moment, he felt Invincible. But the true exciting part of the story was when the head of the music studio, who judged the contest, approached him afterward. "You've got something special, guy. We are happy to invite you to our summer musical course" he said. It was at that moment when George realized that was more than just a school event -it was his charice to make his dreams come true! In the following weeks, George combined rehearsals with schoolwork, determined to make the most of this wonderful opportunity. He put his heart and soul into every practice session, building friendships with his bandmates and absorbing every bit of knowledge they shared. By the end of the summer, George had left not just with newfound skills and connections; he had left with a fire litt in him that would shape his future. A. Winning in the contest provides 1) a training at a music studio. 2) a chance to perform at a concert. 3) a scholarship for college. 4) a recording contract. B. George played ... 1) a wind instrument. 2) a keyboard instrument. 3) an electronic instrument. 4) a string instrument. C. Before going on stage George felt 1) confident. 2) indifferent. 3) nervous. 4) angry. not ba D.... approached George after his performance. 1) his friends. 2) the head of the music studio. 3) the school principal. 4) his music teacher. E. The words "with a fire lit in him" mean that 1) he felt enthusiastic. 2) he felt depressed. 3) he felt unpleased. 4) he felt angry.