A couple with the same name who found each other (23)_____ social networking website Facebook got married.

Kelly Katrina Hildebrandt, 20, was bored one evening last year when she (24)_____ her name into the search engine and (25)_____ Kelly Carl Hildebrandt, 24. She sent the only other Kelly Hildebrandt, of Lubbock, Texas, a message and they became friends.

Ms. Hildebrandt, a student from Miami, Florida, said she believed the (26)_____ of events was “all God’s timing’. Her bridegroom described her first message to him, in April last year, as reading: “Hi. We have the same name. I think it is cool,” (27)_____ the Associated Press news agency.

Mr. Hildebrandt admitted, however, that he had worried they might be related. Nevertheless, the two were soon in daily contact (28)_____ phone and e-mail and he “fell head over heels in love” after (29)_____ her in Florida.

In December, she found a diamond engagement ring he had (30)_____ in a treasure box on a beach.

“I thought it was fun. I had no idea it would (31)_____ to this,” Mr. Hildebrandt said. The couple plan to get married in October and have confirmed that they do not plan to (32)_____ their first names to any future descendant.

A couple with the same name who found each other (23)_____ social networking website Facebook got married.

Kelly Katrina Hildebrandt, 20, was bored one evening last year when she (24)_____ her name into the search engine and (25)_____ Kelly Carl Hildebrandt, 24. She sent the only other Kelly Hildebrandt, of Lubbock, Texas, a message and they became friends.

Ms. Hildebrandt, a student from Miami, Florida, said she believed the (26)_____ of events was “all God’s timing’. Her bridegroom described her first message to him, in April last year, as reading: “Hi. We have the same name. I think it is cool,” (27)_____ the Associated Press news agency.

Mr. Hildebrandt admitted, however, that he had worried they might be related. Nevertheless, the two were soon in daily contact (28)_____ phone and e-mail and he “fell head over heels in love” after (29)_____ her in Florida.

In December, she found a diamond engagement ring he had (30)_____ in a treasure box on a beach.

“I thought it was fun. I had no idea it would (31)_____ to this,” Mr. Hildebrandt said. The couple plan to get married in October and have confirmed that they do not plan to (32)_____ their first names to any future descendant.

A couple with the same name who found each other (23)_____ social networking website Facebook got married.

Kelly Katrina Hildebrandt, 20, was bored one evening last year when she (24)_____ her name into the search engine and (25)_____ Kelly Carl Hildebrandt, 24. She sent the only other Kelly Hildebrandt, of Lubbock, Texas, a message and they became friends.

Ms. Hildebrandt, a student from Miami, Florida, said she believed the (26)_____ of events was “all God’s timing’. Her bridegroom described her first message to him, in April last year, as reading: “Hi. We have the same name. I think it is cool,” (27)_____ the Associated Press news agency.

Mr. Hildebrandt admitted, however, that he had worried they might be related. Nevertheless, the two were soon in daily contact (28)_____ phone and e-mail and he “fell head over heels in love” after (29)_____ her in Florida.

In December, she found a diamond engagement ring he had (30)_____ in a treasure box on a beach.

“I thought it was fun. I had no idea it would (31)_____ to this,” Mr. Hildebrandt said. The couple plan to get married in October and have confirmed that they do not plan to (32)_____ their first names to any future descendant.

A couple with the same name who found each other (23)_____ social networking website Facebook got married.

Kelly Katrina Hildebrandt, 20, was bored one evening last year when she (24)_____ her name into the search engine and (25)_____ Kelly Carl Hildebrandt, 24. She sent the only other Kelly Hildebrandt, of Lubbock, Texas, a message and they became friends.

Ms. Hildebrandt, a student from Miami, Florida, said she believed the (26)_____ of events was “all God’s timing’. Her bridegroom described her first message to him, in April last year, as reading: “Hi. We have the same name. I think it is cool,” (27)_____ the Associated Press news agency.

Mr. Hildebrandt admitted, however, that he had worried they might be related. Nevertheless, the two were soon in daily contact (28)_____ phone and e-mail and he “fell head over heels in love” after (29)_____ her in Florida.

In December, she found a diamond engagement ring he had (30)_____ in a treasure box on a beach.

“I thought it was fun. I had no idea it would (31)_____ to this,” Mr. Hildebrandt said. The couple plan to get married in October and have confirmed that they do not plan to (32)_____ their first names to any future descendant.

A couple with the same name who found each other (23)_____ social networking website Facebook got married.

Kelly Katrina Hildebrandt, 20, was bored one evening last year when she (24)_____ her name into the search engine and (25)_____ Kelly Carl Hildebrandt, 24. She sent the only other Kelly Hildebrandt, of Lubbock, Texas, a message and they became friends.

Ms. Hildebrandt, a student from Miami, Florida, said she believed the (26)_____ of events was “all God’s timing’. Her bridegroom described her first message to him, in April last year, as reading: “Hi. We have the same name. I think it is cool,” (27)_____ the Associated Press news agency.

Mr. Hildebrandt admitted, however, that he had worried they might be related. Nevertheless, the two were soon in daily contact (28)_____ phone and e-mail and he “fell head over heels in love” after (29)_____ her in Florida.

In December, she found a diamond engagement ring he had (30)_____ in a treasure box on a beach.

“I thought it was fun. I had no idea it would (31)_____ to this,” Mr. Hildebrandt said. The couple plan to get married in October and have confirmed that they do not plan to (32)_____ their first names to any future descendant.

A couple with the same name who found each other (23)_____ social networking website Facebook got married.

Kelly Katrina Hildebrandt, 20, was bored one evening last year when she (24)_____ her name into the search engine and (25)_____ Kelly Carl Hildebrandt, 24. She sent the only other Kelly Hildebrandt, of Lubbock, Texas, a message and they became friends.

Ms. Hildebrandt, a student from Miami, Florida, said she believed the (26)_____ of events was “all God’s timing’. Her bridegroom described her first message to him, in April last year, as reading: “Hi. We have the same name. I think it is cool,” (27)_____ the Associated Press news agency.

Mr. Hildebrandt admitted, however, that he had worried they might be related. Nevertheless, the two were soon in daily contact (28)_____ phone and e-mail and he “fell head over heels in love” after (29)_____ her in Florida.

In December, she found a diamond engagement ring he had (30)_____ in a treasure box on a beach.

“I thought it was fun. I had no idea it would (31)_____ to this,” Mr. Hildebrandt said. The couple plan to get married in October and have confirmed that they do not plan to (32)_____ their first names to any future descendant.

A couple with the same name who found each other (23)_____ social networking website Facebook got married.

Kelly Katrina Hildebrandt, 20, was bored one evening last year when she (24)_____ her name into the search engine and (25)_____ Kelly Carl Hildebrandt, 24. She sent the only other Kelly Hildebrandt, of Lubbock, Texas, a message and they became friends.

Ms. Hildebrandt, a student from Miami, Florida, said she believed the (26)_____ of events was “all God’s timing’. Her bridegroom described her first message to him, in April last year, as reading: “Hi. We have the same name. I think it is cool,” (27)_____ the Associated Press news agency.

Mr. Hildebrandt admitted, however, that he had worried they might be related. Nevertheless, the two were soon in daily contact (28)_____ phone and e-mail and he “fell head over heels in love” after (29)_____ her in Florida.

In December, she found a diamond engagement ring he had (30)_____ in a treasure box on a beach.

“I thought it was fun. I had no idea it would (31)_____ to this,” Mr. Hildebrandt said. The couple plan to get married in October and have confirmed that they do not plan to (32)_____ their first names to any future descendant.

A couple with the same name who found each other (23)_____ social networking website Facebook got married.

Kelly Katrina Hildebrandt, 20, was bored one evening last year when she (24)_____ her name into the search engine and (25)_____ Kelly Carl Hildebrandt, 24. She sent the only other Kelly Hildebrandt, of Lubbock, Texas, a message and they became friends.

Ms. Hildebrandt, a student from Miami, Florida, said she believed the (26)_____ of events was “all God’s timing’. Her bridegroom described her first message to him, in April last year, as reading: “Hi. We have the same name. I think it is cool,” (27)_____ the Associated Press news agency.

Mr. Hildebrandt admitted, however, that he had worried they might be related. Nevertheless, the two were soon in daily contact (28)_____ phone and e-mail and he “fell head over heels in love” after (29)_____ her in Florida.

In December, she found a diamond engagement ring he had (30)_____ in a treasure box on a beach.

“I thought it was fun. I had no idea it would (31)_____ to this,” Mr. Hildebrandt said. The couple plan to get married in October and have confirmed that they do not plan to (32)_____ their first names to any future descendant.

A couple with the same name who found each other (23)_____ social networking website Facebook got married.

Kelly Katrina Hildebrandt, 20, was bored one evening last year when she (24)_____ her name into the search engine and (25)_____ Kelly Carl Hildebrandt, 24. She sent the only other Kelly Hildebrandt, of Lubbock, Texas, a message and they became friends.

Ms. Hildebrandt, a student from Miami, Florida, said she believed the (26)_____ of events was “all God’s timing’. Her bridegroom described her first message to him, in April last year, as reading: “Hi. We have the same name. I think it is cool,” (27)_____ the Associated Press news agency.

Mr. Hildebrandt admitted, however, that he had worried they might be related. Nevertheless, the two were soon in daily contact (28)_____ phone and e-mail and he “fell head over heels in love” after (29)_____ her in Florida.

In December, she found a diamond engagement ring he had (30)_____ in a treasure box on a beach.

“I thought it was fun. I had no idea it would (31)_____ to this,” Mr. Hildebrandt said. The couple plan to get married in October and have confirmed that they do not plan to (32)_____ their first names to any future descendant.

Use of English

Task 5

A couple with the same name who found each other (23)_____ social networking website Facebook got married.

Kelly Katrina Hildebrandt, 20, was bored one evening last year when she (24)_____ her name into the search engine and (25)_____ Kelly Carl Hildebrandt, 24. She sent the only other Kelly Hildebrandt, of Lubbock, Texas, a message and they became friends.

Ms. Hildebrandt, a student from Miami, Florida, said she believed the (26)_____ of events was “all God’s timing’. Her bridegroom described her first message to him, in April last year, as reading: “Hi. We have the same name. I think it is cool,” (27)_____ the Associated Press news agency.

Mr. Hildebrandt admitted, however, that he had worried they might be related. Nevertheless, the two were soon in daily contact (28)_____ phone and e-mail and he “fell head over heels in love” after (29)_____ her in Florida.

In December, she found a diamond engagement ring he had (30)_____ in a treasure box on a beach.

“I thought it was fun. I had no idea it would (31)_____ to this,” Mr. Hildebrandt said. The couple plan to get married in October and have confirmed that they do not plan to (32)_____ their first names to any future descendant.

Get Your Brain in the Game

We all know that athletes have to be fast and strong. But what about smart? The famous baseball player Yogi Berra once said, “You can’t think and hit the ball at the same time.” A professional player (17)_____ may not be thinking very much, but he (or she) is using his brain in a very focused and expert manner. The player’s brain likely builds a mental model of the game, called a “forward model,” so (18)_____ .

Let’s say a soccer goalkeeper is watching a forward approach with the ball. His brain is already building on previous experience to predict whether (19)_____ . Mirror neurons likely help sports players make these predictions. When you watch someone else do something, like kick a ball, your mirror neurons fire as if (20)_____ , even if you’re standing still.

Salvatore Aglioti of Sapienza University of Rome thinks that professional athletes use mirror neurons to track their opponents’ actions, and anticipate what will happen next. In a study, Aglioti asked professional basketball players, novices, and sports scouts to watch the body motion of a player taking a shot, (21)_____ . Could they figure out if it did? “Compared to novices and sports scouts, elite athletes were better at predicting the outcome of a shot after watching the body motion of basketball players,” Aglioti told Science News.

Can you predict a shot in basketball just (22)_____ ? That seems incredible!

Get Your Brain in the Game

We all know that athletes have to be fast and strong. But what about smart? The famous baseball player Yogi Berra once said, “You can’t think and hit the ball at the same time.” A professional player (17)_____ may not be thinking very much, but he (or she) is using his brain in a very focused and expert manner. The player’s brain likely builds a mental model of the game, called a “forward model,” so (18)_____ .

Let’s say a soccer goalkeeper is watching a forward approach with the ball. His brain is already building on previous experience to predict whether (19)_____ . Mirror neurons likely help sports players make these predictions. When you watch someone else do something, like kick a ball, your mirror neurons fire as if (20)_____ , even if you’re standing still.

Salvatore Aglioti of Sapienza University of Rome thinks that professional athletes use mirror neurons to track their opponents’ actions, and anticipate what will happen next. In a study, Aglioti asked professional basketball players, novices, and sports scouts to watch the body motion of a player taking a shot, (21)_____ . Could they figure out if it did? “Compared to novices and sports scouts, elite athletes were better at predicting the outcome of a shot after watching the body motion of basketball players,” Aglioti told Science News.

Can you predict a shot in basketball just (22)_____ ? That seems incredible!

Get Your Brain in the Game

We all know that athletes have to be fast and strong. But what about smart? The famous baseball player Yogi Berra once said, “You can’t think and hit the ball at the same time.” A professional player (17)_____ may not be thinking very much, but he (or she) is using his brain in a very focused and expert manner. The player’s brain likely builds a mental model of the game, called a “forward model,” so (18)_____ .

Let’s say a soccer goalkeeper is watching a forward approach with the ball. His brain is already building on previous experience to predict whether (19)_____ . Mirror neurons likely help sports players make these predictions. When you watch someone else do something, like kick a ball, your mirror neurons fire as if (20)_____ , even if you’re standing still.

Salvatore Aglioti of Sapienza University of Rome thinks that professional athletes use mirror neurons to track their opponents’ actions, and anticipate what will happen next. In a study, Aglioti asked professional basketball players, novices, and sports scouts to watch the body motion of a player taking a shot, (21)_____ . Could they figure out if it did? “Compared to novices and sports scouts, elite athletes were better at predicting the outcome of a shot after watching the body motion of basketball players,” Aglioti told Science News.

Can you predict a shot in basketball just (22)_____ ? That seems incredible!

Get Your Brain in the Game

We all know that athletes have to be fast and strong. But what about smart? The famous baseball player Yogi Berra once said, “You can’t think and hit the ball at the same time.” A professional player (17)_____ may not be thinking very much, but he (or she) is using his brain in a very focused and expert manner. The player’s brain likely builds a mental model of the game, called a “forward model,” so (18)_____ .

Let’s say a soccer goalkeeper is watching a forward approach with the ball. His brain is already building on previous experience to predict whether (19)_____ . Mirror neurons likely help sports players make these predictions. When you watch someone else do something, like kick a ball, your mirror neurons fire as if (20)_____ , even if you’re standing still.

Salvatore Aglioti of Sapienza University of Rome thinks that professional athletes use mirror neurons to track their opponents’ actions, and anticipate what will happen next. In a study, Aglioti asked professional basketball players, novices, and sports scouts to watch the body motion of a player taking a shot, (21)_____ . Could they figure out if it did? “Compared to novices and sports scouts, elite athletes were better at predicting the outcome of a shot after watching the body motion of basketball players,” Aglioti told Science News.

Can you predict a shot in basketball just (22)_____ ? That seems incredible!