Movies appeared more than 120 years ago. In the first 20 years of the ________, they became quickly developed and movie theaters appeared in big cities. Adults loved ________ movies in movie theaters though movies then were still without sound. ________, going to the movies was a favorite activity for adults. They would get a babysitter for the children, get dressed up and set off for the movie theater ________ a weekend evening. Then one man had ________ idea for making movie-going easy and fun for families. He wanted to make ________ possible for those who drive to the theater to enjoy the movie without getting out of their cars!

On June 6, 1933, the first drive-in movie theater ________ by Richard M. Hollingshead, Jr., and three partners (合伙人). At very first, people wondered ________ they could afford the tickets but the fact removed their worries—for an admission (入场) price of only 25 cents per car, families could drive to the theater, park in front of a large screen and have ________ pleasure from the movie without even leaving their cars. Soon, other drive-in movie theaters appeared.

Driving theaters changed the way people view movies. However, we ________ see any real driving theaters today in any countries around the world. Now, instead of being for adults only, movie-going is something everyone can enjoy!

Good Luck Charlie is an American television _____. It is very _____ in the United States. Most people like to watch it.

It tells a _____ of an American family,the Duncans.There are _____ people in the family. They are father Bob,mother Amy and four children,PJ,Teddy,Babe and Charlotte.

Charlotte is the _____ child in the family. She also has _____ name,Charlie. The little Charlie is very lovely. She always laughs happily and _____ cries. But there is a problem. Bob and Amy can't look after Charlie every day,_____ they have to work. So,they _____ three older children,PJ,Teddy and Babe to help take care of ______ little sister. However,it is not a(n)______ job for them,because they have different problems at school.

Every day after school,Teddy ______ a video diary of himself for Charlie. In the video dairy,Teddy always ______ some advice to Charlie about school life. And at the end of the video,Teddy would always say,“Good ______,Charlie.”   That's ______ this sitcom is called Good Luck Charlie.

The first cartoons appeared in newspapers. They told stories using ________. The first photographed cartoon film (in 1906) was about humorous _________. In the film, an artist _________ pictures of two faces on a blackboard. The faces came to life. They smiled and a small dog jumped through a ring.

There were lots of ________ in early cartoons. One famous early cartoon character was Felix the Cat.

Walt Disney started to ________ films in the 1920s. Some of his earliest films were about a famous story, Alice in Wonderland, ________ in Disney’s films it was called Alice in Cartoon Land. Walt Disney’s most famous cartoon character was Mickey Mouse. He appeared in 1928, first in a black-and-white film ________ sound, then very soon after that in a talking film and later in colour. A Mickey Mouse film was the first cartoon film with sound to become really _________.

Today, over a hundred years _________, cartoons are still popular with people of all ________. They will probably be popular for many more years in the future.