Question 1: Put the verbs in brackets into the suitable tenses, including passives if necessary(12 points).The mystery of the Mary Celeste is one of the greatest mysteries of the sea. AnAmerican sailing ship, the Mary Celeste set sail from New York on 5 November 1872 - boundfor Genoa in Italy, with a cargo of 1,700 barrels of commercial alcohol.A month later - on 5 December - she (61 sight) ..............sighted...........east of the Azores, in theeastern Atlantic, by a British ship, the Dei Gratia. By an amazing coincidence, the master ofthe British ship, Captain David Reed Morehouse, and the master of the Mary Celeste , captainBenjamine Spooner Briggs (62 dine) ....dined...................together in New York the night before theMary Celeste (63 set sail) .........set sail.............So Morehouse (64 realize) ........ realized............., that the MaryCeleste (65 sail) ......sailed................in the wrong direction. What could be the ship doing, he (66wonder) ........wondered...........? Having hailed his friend's ship and got no reply, he (67go) ........has gone............... to investigate. There (68 be) .......are..................nobody on board. CaptainBriggs, his wife and two-year-old daughter (69 all vanish) ......... all vanished   ............ The last entry in theship's log was for 25 November, on which day the Mary Celeste (70 be) ........has been.......... within sixmiles of the Azores.An enquiry (71 hold later) ..........held later............. in Gibraltar, but to this day the mystery of theMary Celeste ( 72 never solve) .........have never solved...........

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61: sighted

62: dined

63: set sail

64: realized

65: sailed

66: wondered

67: had gone

68: was

69: were all vanished

70: has been

71: was held later

72L have never solved