One summer weekend, some friends and I decided to walk to a waterfall we had heard about. Some people
…………………………… (drive) cars and …………………………. (take) the food, but the rest of us ………………………(want) to walk. Since it was too far to walk along the road, we followed a railroad line. We had walked five or six miles when we came to a high rock wall where the tracks entered a tunnel. We ………………….. (be) surprised. Nobody ……………….......... (tell) us about it. The tunnel didn’t look very long, but it was very narrow. We knew it would be dangerous if a train came. However, we couldn’t climb the rocks or walk around them, and no one wanted to go back. I ……………………………. (have) a good breakfast, but some of the others …………………………………. (not eat). They …………………………………… (want) to get to the waterfall and have lunch. Finally, we decided to go through the tunnel. I knew it was foolish, but I went because the others did.
As we entered the tunnel, we saw that it was longer and darker than we had thought. Earlier we ………………………….
(decide) to walk and to stay together, but suddenly everyone was frightened and we all began to run. “ This is crazy!” I thought. “ Why didn’t I go back?” As we ran faster, it got lighter in the tunnel. Once we were outside, we fell on the ground gasping. No one …………………………… (fall) in the tunnel. We ……………………………………(be) all safe. About a minute later, a train came through. We ……………………(be) upset because we ……………………...... (come) so close to death. We ………………………(be) also angry with ourselves for being so foolish. Later we ………………………..
( hear) that two boys ……………………………… (die) in that tunnel before. That was when I finally realized the importance of thinking for myself.
1- had driven 11- were
2- taken 12- were
3- wanted 13- had come
4- were 14- were
5- had told 15- heard
6- had had 16- had died
7- hadn’t eaten
8 wanted
9- had decided
10- had fallen