Choose  NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS from  the passage for each answer. 1      Despite  differences in , ‘guit-‘  and ‘
2        Instruments   that we would  call acoustic  guitars  have been made  and played for approximately  
3      No one knows the    when  the first six-string  guitar  was made.
4      The   of acoustic  guitars  have not changed  much in 200 years.
5      A   for an electric guitar  was issued in the mid-1930s.
6       Les Paul, the well-known    guitarist,  was involved in the development   of the electric guitar.
7      Most  of the guitar know little about its rich history.
Questions 8–13   – Complete  the summary.
Choose NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS from the passage for each answer.
Instruments   similar  to the guitar  have been played by musicians  for over 8    years. What  we know about  many of these instruments   comes from 9     rather  than actual physical examples  or music played on them.  In some ways, these early stringed  instruments   were closer to 10   than  the guitar as we know it today. We do have examples  of six-string  guitars  that  are 200 years old. However, the  11  of six -string  guitars  made by guitar  makers  (who are also known  as 12    ) before the final decade  of the eighteenth  century  is often open to question.
Although  the electric guitar  was invented  in the  1930s, it took several decades  for electric guitars  to develop, with the company  Rickenbacker  playing a major  part  in this development. Most  13                                   electric  guitars  in use today are similar  in design to guitars produced  by the Fender  Musical Instruments   Company  and the Gibson  Guitar  Corporation in the 1950s.
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1. Despite differences in (paragraph not provided, cannot answer)
2. Instruments that we would call acoustic guitars have been made and played for approximately (paragraph not provided, cannot answer)
3. No one knows the when the first six-string guitar was made. (paragraph not provided, cannot answer)
4. The of acoustic guitars have not changed much in 200 years. (paragraph not provided, cannot answer)
5. A for an electric guitar was issued in the mid-1930s. (paragraph not provided, cannot answer)
6. Les Paul, the well-known guitarist, was involved in the development of the electric guitar. (paragraph not provided, cannot answer)
7. Most of the guitar know little about its rich history. (paragraph not provided, cannot answer)
8. Instruments similar to the guitar have been played by musicians for over 8 years. (paragraph not provided, cannot answer)
9. What we know about many of these instruments comes from rather than actual physical examples or music played on them. (paragraph not provided, cannot answer)
10. In some ways, these early stringed instruments were closer to than the guitar as we know it today. (paragraph not provided, cannot answer)
11. We do have examples of six-string guitars that are 200 years old. However, the of six-string guitars made by guitar makers (who are also known as before the final decade of the eighteenth century is often open to question. (paragraph not provided, cannot answer)
12. Although the electric guitar was invented in the 1930s, it took several decades for electric guitars to develop, with the company Rickenbacker playing a major part in this development. (paragraph not provided, cannot answer)
13. Most electric guitars in use today are similar in design to guitars produced by the Fender Musical Instruments Company and the Gibson Guitar Corporation in the 1950s. (paragraph not provided, cannot answer)