You will hear a journalist talking about the life of a famous country and western singer. For questions 1-9 complete the sentences with a word or short phrase.
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Wells' wholesome 1 did not, at first, seem a good fit with the notion of her becoming a high profile supporter of women's rights. Her first song was a 2 to Hank Thompson's lyric, The Wild Side of Life, and struck a chord with female listeners. Wells implied that married men were responsible for the extramarital affairs they had in an effort to shield women who got involved in such relationships from 3 Most of her hits were far less controversial and far more 4 than It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels, and many touched on the subject of romance. In 5 terms, Wells has not enjoyed the same success as a number of the female country and western singers who followed in her footsteps. After her success began to wane, Wells looked into 6 in which to take her career. Wells foray into television made her 7 to a greater extent than she had been before. When she returned to producing music, she did so under the banner of a new 8 The receipt of a Lifetime Achievement Award at the Grammys capped her career and represented her 9