Match the phrases (A–K) with gaps 1–10 in the text.

Here is the matching for the gaps based on the context of the story about Ewa Wiśnierska: 1. **F (took off)** – "...as the competitors took off, the weather quickly..." (The context implies the start of the flight). 2. **D (seemed certain)** – "...they were certainly skilful enough... Or so they thought." (Matches the sense of certainty before things went wrong). 3. **C (which was spinning above her head)** – "...two enormous clouds... which was spinning above her head." (Describes the clouds). 4. **A (flew higher and higher)** – "She flew higher and higher, with lightning and hail all around her." (Describes the upward movement). 5. **J (lost consciousness)** – "...and then lost consciousness." (Describes her state at the high altitude). 6. **K (became worse)** – "...the temperature was about -40°C... the weather became worse." (Likely context for the extreme conditions). 7. **B (to keep away from some dark clouds)** – "She tried to keep away from some dark clouds." 8. **E (came together and trapped her)** – "The clouds came together and trapped her." 9. **H (were getting ready to take off)** – "The competitors were getting ready to take off." (Matches the initial situation). 10. **I (she got away with it)** – "There’s no logical reason why she got away with it." (Referring to her survival). *Note: Phrases like G are extra.*