【ReadthefollowingtextandchoosethemostsuitableheadingfromthelistA–Fforeachparagraph.Thereisoneextraheadingwhichyoudonotneed.A．Howmanypeoplehaveparticipated】

ReadthefollowingtextandchoosethemostsuitableheadingfromthelistA–Fforeachparagraph.Thereisoneextraheadingwhichyoudonotneed.

A．Howmanypeoplehaveparticipatedinthewell–receivedcompetition?

B．Doesthewell–receivedcompetitionoftalltaleshaveanorigin?

C．Whowastheconstantwinneroftheannualcompetitionoftalltales?

D．Isthereanysecrettowinthecompetition?

E．Doesthecompetitionwintheheartsofthepeopleallovertheworld?

F．Whoistheannualcompetitionoftalltalesgiventohonour?

1．

JohnGrahamwontheannualcompetitionoftalltaleswhichisheldattheBridge.InninSantonBridgeinBritain’sLakeDistrict.The“world’sbiggestliar”hasbeencrownedaftertellingataleaboutaGermanWorldWarIIsubmarineinvadingBritaintogetdigitaltelevisiondecoders.The69–year–oldGrahamwhohaswonthetitlefivetimesbeforeinsistedtoBBCradiothat“itwasatruestory”.

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TheannualWorld’sBiggestLiarCompetitionwhichnowdrawstouristsandcompetitorsfromaroundtheworlddatesbacktothe19thcenturywhenitwasfoundedtohonorafamousmancalledWillRitson（1808–1890）.

3．

ThecontestisalwaysheldattheBridgeInn.RitsonwasapopularpubownerwholivedinthewesternLakeDistrict.Healwayskepthiscustomersinterestedwithhisfunnystories.OfcourseRitsonwasaveryhonestandsinceremanwhoinsistedthatallhistalesweretrue.

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Eachyearacontestisheldtoawardthetitleof“TheBiggestLiarintheWorld”tothepersonwhoisworthyoffollowinginRitson’sfootsteps.Morethan120peoplefromacrossthecountryandfromasfarawayasSwedenandSouthAfricahavetakenpartinthisinterestingcompetition.

5．

Competitiorshavefiveminutestotellthebiggestlie.Lastyear’swinnerSuetoldthetruthof“tellingasuccessfullie”“Ithinkyouhavegottokeepth