1. Anglophiles, collectors and Beatles fans began a bidding battle earlier this week as a bevy of original London street signs, including one of the iconic Abbey Road, went on sale at auction.What is the subject of “went”?
2. The world-famous street, home to the studios where The Beatles recorded most of their albums, was used to display the collection of around 270 used signs being offered at the two-week online sale.
What is the subject of “was used”?
3. "At times like this, when a lot of us are staying outside of London and not commuting in, you forget the sights, the sounds, the smells of the city, and it's just wonderful to have something like this to remind us."
What is the subject of “forget”?
4. The signs' iconic design, which features the street name in black and the corresponding postcode in red, was created by architect and designer Misha Black in 1967 for the council.
What is the verb of “the signs’ iconic design”?
5. Westminster City Council, responsible for local governance in most of central London, is selling the collection, pledging to invest the money raised "back into services for people in our city".
What is the verb of “Westminster City Council”? 
B. Read the following text and answer questions number 6 – 10.
South Korean boy group BTS have beaten a record that British singer Adele held for five years, and they did it with a song that has been out for six months.
“Black Swan”, off their latest album “Map of the Soul: 7”, topped the iTunes charts in 104 countries, overtaking Adele’s record of 102 for the 2015 hit ‘Hello’.
This race up the iTunes charts comes at a time when BTS — made up of members RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V and Jungkook — have been largely quiet while working on a new album.
So where did this sudden collective push from fans — called ARMY — to secure this record come from? Some joked that this was a result of ARMY being bored and wanting to show their affection for the K-Pop sensation.
Various fan bases on Twitter urged people to buy the single in countries … ‘Black Swan’ had not peaked, which led to the song rising to the top of the iTunes charts in Nepal, Zimbabwe, Cape Verde and Belize. … they had broken a new record, the fans were still not satisfied. They were now trying to make the group have the most liked video on YouTube.
“Map of the Soul: 7”, released on February 21, debuted at number one on the US Billboard 200 chart with 422,000 album-equivalent units earned in its first week. It is the highest selling album in South Korean history.
(Adapted from: https://gulfnews.com/entertainment/music/k-pops-bts-breaks-adeles-itunes-record-1.72439738)
6. What does the word “they” in the first sentence refer to?
7. What does the word “their” in the fifth sentence refer to?
8. What does the word “it” in the last sentence refer to?
9.          Various fan bases on Twitter urged people to buy the single in countries … ‘Black Swan’ had not peaked, which led to the song rising to the top of the iTunes charts in Nepal, Zimbabwe, Cape Verde and Belize.
What is the suitable cohesion device to fill in the blanks?
10.  … they had broken a new record, the fans were still not satisfied.
 What is the suitable cohesion device to fill in the blanks?​