Fill in the gaps with the correct grammatical form. Write the chosen number under the corresponding letter.

Resolution:

The task is to fill in the gaps in the text with the correct grammatical form from the given options. Let's analyze each gap:

1. Gap A: The sentence is "He likes A _______ hockey very much". The verb "likes" is followed by a gerund (verb+ing) when referring to an activity. Thus, "playing" is the correct form.
2. Gap B: The sentence fragment is "but the laziest player in his team." This implies a comparison. The superlative "most talented" is used for comparing three or more things/people. If it were comparing two, it would be "more talented". Given the context of being "the laziest player", it suggests a superlative is appropriate for describing his talent relative to others on the team.
3. Gap C: The sentence is "Jack C _______ have a...". The context describes Jack's energy saving habits. The phrase "saves up his energy" is in the present simple. To maintain consistency and describe a habitual or general truth about Jack's energy, the present simple "has" is appropriate. However, looking at the options, "is going to have" fits the predictive tone and implies a future outcome based on his energy saving. Without more context or a clearer sentence structure, it's difficult to be definitive. Let's re-examine the sentence: "Jack always smiles and says that he is not lazy he just saves up his energy. Jack C _______ have a..." This sentence implies a consequence of saving energy. The options are "is going to", "was going to", "were going to". Given the present tense narrative, "is going to have" makes the most sense for a future consequence.
4. Gap D: The sentence is "He was nervous about it and he wanted to practice more than usually. He practised for the whole evening but he D _______ still a little bit nervous." The phrase "but he" indicates a contrast. He practiced, but he was still nervous. The past tense "was" fits the context of being nervous.
5. Gap E: The sentence is "But Jack's parents told him not to worry and go to sleep E _______ that night." The phrase "go to sleep" indicates an action that will happen soon. The options are "the earliest", "early", "earlier". "Early" is an adverb that fits here, describing how he should go to sleep.

Now let's match these with the table:

• A: 1) playing
• B: 2) Most talented
• C: 1) is going to
• D: 1) was
• E: 2) early

The filled table:

Final Answer: The numbers selected for each letter are A-1, B-2, C-1, D-1, E-2.