Last year, I to Spain to visit a close friend of mine. a clever fellow, I myself as an ancient swordsman and into his place as if I it. After directions from his servant, I into his bedroom and him with a slap on the back. Then, of course, I my hat, , and him the way they in ancient Spain. My friend and . In his frenzy, he not able to see the stairs and down the flight of stairs. This me a lesson that I should not pranks anymore. Sometimes, what you of as entertaining may not that entertaining for other people

This question is missing the options. I've found them online. I'll omit the passage we are supposed to complete:

Read the following paragraph and fill in the blanks using the appropriate and correct forms of verb given in the list.       (10 Marks)                                                                                                                                

(travel, be, disguise, walk, own, receive, step, surprise, tip, bow, greet, do, scream, run, fall, teach, play, think)

Last year, I traveled to Spain to visit a close friend of mine. To surprise a clever fellow, I disguised myself as an ancient swordsman and walked into his place as if I owned it. After receiving directions from his servant, I stepped in his bedroom and greeted him with a slap on the back. Then, of course, I tipped my hat, bowed and greeted him the way they did in ancient Spain. My friend screamed and ran. In his frenzy, he was not able to see the stairs and fell down the flight of stairs. This taught me a lesson that I should not play pranks anymore. Sometimes, what you think of as entertaining may not be that entertaining for other people.

Explanation:

As you can see, we had to repeat a couple of verbs since there are more blanks than there are options. Most of the verbs should be used in the Simple Past Tense because the beginning of the passage states with precision when this story took place (last year). However, we must pay attention to whether the sentences contain a preposition or a modal verb, for instance, so that we can use the verb in the appropriate form (with -ing or in its base form, for example).