Card A. It was the morning of Fred's driving test, which he was feeling very nervous about., Card H. To make it worse, his mum's car, which he had learnt to drive in, had had a breakdown the day before., Card C. His mum had taken it to the mechanic to get the engine repaired. Luckily, his neighbour said Fred could borrow his car., Card D. The neighbour dropped Fred at the testing centre and gave him the keys, while he took the bus to work, Fred walked up the footpath towards the door, and tried not to think about the mistakes he'd made when he was learning to drive., Card B. For example there was the time he had pulled out of a petrol station without checking the road first., Card J. A lorry driver had to brake suddenly and had almost crashed into his car that day. After that, his mum refused to teach him to drive anymore., Card I. And then there was another scary time, on an icy morning, when he lost control while braking and hit a fence. He would never forget his instructor's look of panic!, Card E. Still, that was in the past now. Fred took a deep breath and went into the testing centre. The examiner asked Fred to show her where his car was parked so they could start the test., Card G. However, he couldn't find the car. How embarrassing! The examiner was about to tell Fred he had failed his test., Card F. Suddenly, he realised he had been looking for his mum's car when he was actually driving his neighbour's car today. He felt so stupid. There it was! He sat the test... and passed!.

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