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A SHORT HISTORY OF THE WORD ‘HELLO’

What do you say when you pick up the phone? You say ‘hello,’ of course. But did you know
that the word ‘hello’ has been used for more than 200 years? At first it just meant that you
were 10.1. (SURPRISE) _________________________ by something, but this changed
when the telephone was invented and a word to start a conversation was needed.
Two 10.2. (SCIENCE) _________________________ – Thomas Edison and Alexander
Graham Bell – suggested two different words for that. Edison proposed that phone users
should start their calls with the word ‘hello’, while Bell preferred the word ‘ahoy’.
The first telephone book included a “How To” section which recommended using ‘hello’, so
that is the word which became the standard. However, it was more difficult to find a good
way to end a phone conversation. The first phone book recommended the phrase ‘That is
all’, which 10.3. (LUCKY) _________________________ hasn’t stood the test of time.
Maybe that’s because people like to end their calls in different ways depending on who
the conversation has been with, and what it's been about!

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