Multiple-choice cloze
For questions 1-8, read the text below and decide which answer (A, B, C or D) best fits each gap.
I learned to darn socks from my grandmother, who regarded throwing away a garment with a hole in it as little short of a . For years I dismissed her habit as a from wartime scarcity, something that belonged to another age. Lately, though, I have found myself to her way of thinking. Mending has become fashionable again, partly in to the vast quantities of cheap clothing that end up in landfill. Enthusiasts now run workshops at which they their skills to anyone willing to sit down with a needle and thread. Rather than hiding a repair, many prefer to make a of it, using brightly coloured wool so that the patch stands out against the fabric. There is a satisfaction in this that is hard to into words. A mended jumper is no longer just one of thousands turned out by a factory; it carries the of the person who repaired it.
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