English, 15.01.2021 18:30 vandarughb5653

Fill in the blanks using words from List A. Some churches employ a person to ring the church bells. Contributions to the church may help [1]. the cost of the person's wages. The bells ring at a volume
loud enough so that they may be heard by anyone who may happen to [2 into the vicinity. Because of their volume, the person who regularly (3) the bells
may develop a hearing problem. To prevent the [4] damage loud bells can do to sensitive eardrums, a ringer should wear earplugs. Having an ordinary
conversation depends on hearing, so no one can [5] the true cost of hearing loss. Bells can be played by traditional ropes and wheels or by a keyboard
connected electronically to the bells. Unlike movie characters, real bell ringers do not actually (62_themselves to the bell ropes or swing inside the tower in a
[72 attempt to build momentum and volume. It is worth noting that not all of the music performed with church bells is solemn; popular music is sometimes
played in the spirit of a [81
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