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PUTTING ON A STAGE SHOW
The opening night of a stage show means excitement and glamour. EXCITE
Often it also means【C1】 problems suddenly arising. And that is even EXPECT
more true if you are planning to take 50 total【C2】 and produce the STRANGE
【C3】 South Pacific in two days. But that's what mother-and-daughter MUSIC
team Linda and Nicki Metz are【C4】 offering as a weekend course. CURRENT
The plan seems 【C5】 although the two leading parts in the show will be AMBITION
taken by【C6】 actors. Technical staff will be on hand to give expert PROFESSION
advice to【C7】 Linda says: 'It will be a great weekend for people to do PERFORM
something【C8】 and achieve something at the same time. People have ENJOY
a【C9】 to work better if they have a deadline. A lot of people also TEND
discover talents that they were 【C10】 of.' AWARE
【C1】__

A.'

【参考答案】

unexpected
unexpected 解析：此处需要一个形容词与后面的suddenly arising构成语义搭配。

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