AUDIO-BOOKS

If you hear someone say, "I listened to a good book last week," don't be surprised. Many people are listening to audio-books instead of reading books. Audio-books are books which are recorded on CDs or tapes. Once they were used mainly by blind people. Today they are becoming popular with people who are just too busy to read.Lawyer Sandra Harris is a good example. Until recently, she only had time to read three or four books a year. "Since I discovered audio-books last year, I listen to them everywhere — when I'm waiting in line at the bank, cooking at home or doing other things," she says. Another fan of audio-books is George Madison, a computer salesman. "I spend many hours on the road," he says. "Now I can listen to books while I'm driving." Who used audio-books in the past? (lines 1-4) CIRCLE THE NUMBER OF THE CORRECT ANSWER. (lines 5-9)Sandra Harris says that she didn't read many books in the past because she (— ). was too busy reads slowly drives a lot COMPLETE THE SENTENCE. (lines 5-9)Both Sandra Harris and George Madison listen to audio-books while