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đọc xong bài rồi chọn A,B,C nhé
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Reading Part 3
Be careful with negative verb forms or words that
have opposite meanings.
. Check your answer by trying to work out
what's wrong with the others.
Jason talks about
GEOCACHING
Exam
advice
Geocaching is a great
hobby, where you have to
try to find hidden containers
in the countryside from
information that's posted
on the internet by other
people, Using an app with a
map, you can find the location and race your friends to be the first one there and
open the container. It's surprising what people leave inside and there are some
hiding places that I would never have thought of.
My initial experience with geocaching was quite an adventure. My whole group was
new to the activity, so it wasn't the best-planned trip. The first problem was with
technology. My phone didn't have enough memory to download the app, so I ended
up having to share with a friend. This meant that either we had to go at the same
speed or one of us got left behind and wasn't able to join in. That one was often
me when I felt tired.
Since then, I have become quite a fan and I even create my own geocaches, where
put objects such as badges, sweets or even sometimes money, for others to find.
There's a real community of people who are into playing. They have set up clubs
to get together to play and then go for a meal afterwards. There are numerous
blogs about the best gifts to replace anything you take or where there might be
a new geocache. You might wonder what the farmers and others who live in the
countryside think about this invasion of hunters but in general they seem quite
happy as long as the visitors respect the environment and their privacy.
So, if you want to try something new and get out in the fresh air, call a few friends
and take them for a day's hunting, It's perfect for families with children, especially
those who protest when their parents try to get them off their screens and outside.
The motivation of going from one hiding place to another as fast as possible means
they walk a long way without realising, and even enjoy spending time with their
parents!
Read the text. For each question, choose
the correct answer.
1 Jason thinks geocaching
A helps people to use technology.
B takes a long time to arrange.
C shows people have a lot of
imagination.
D prepares people for races.
Jason says the first time he went
geocaching
A he had difficulties remembering where
to go.
B he forgot to take some essential
equipment.
c the people he went with were more
experienced than he was.
D
he couldn't participate as much as he
wanted to.
3 Geocache players
A need to be very organised.
B exchange ideas about the game.
C often live in the countryside.
D want to protect nature.
4 Jason suggests that geocaching
A is good for relationships.
B is best for small groups of people.
C doesn't work well in the city.
D isn't suitable for lazy people.
5 What might Jason say to a friend who
wants to try geocaching?
A You'll need a good map and be careful
of people who don't like you to walk
on their land.
B Make sure you have the right
equipment and don't forget to bring
some gifts to put in the boxes.
C It's important to win and you'll get
some amazing prizes if you are able to
find the right locations.
D If you don't like walking, you'll find this
boring but you can always chat to your
friends online and eat good food.
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Reading Part 3
Be careful with negative verb forms or words that
have opposite meanings.
. Check your answer by trying to work out
what's wrong with the others.
Jason talks about
GEOCACHING
Exam
advice
Geocaching is a great
hobby, where you have to
try to find hidden containers
in the countryside from
information that's posted
on the internet by other
people, Using an app with a
map, you can find the location and race your friends to be the first one there and
open the container. It's surprising what people leave inside and there are some
hiding places that I would never have thought of.
My initial experience with geocaching was quite an adventure. My whole group was
new to the activity, so it wasn't the best-planned trip. The first problem was with
technology. My phone didn't have enough memory to download the app, so I ended
up having to share with a friend. This meant that either we had to go at the same
speed or one of us got left behind and wasn't able to join in. That one was often
me when I felt tired.
Since then, I have become quite a fan and I even create my own geocaches, where
put objects such as badges, sweets or even sometimes money, for others to find.
There's a real community of people who are into playing. They have set up clubs
to get together to play and then go for a meal afterwards. There are numerous
blogs about the best gifts to replace anything you take or where there might be
a new geocache. You might wonder what the farmers and others who live in the
countryside think about this invasion of hunters but in general they seem quite
happy as long as the visitors respect the environment and their privacy.
So, if you want to try something new and get out in the fresh air, call a few friends
and take them for a day's hunting, It's perfect for families with children, especially
those who protest when their parents try to get them off their screens and outside.
The motivation of going from one hiding place to another as fast as possible means
they walk a long way without realising, and even enjoy spending time with their
parents!
Read the text. For each question, choose
the correct answer.
1 Jason thinks geocaching
A helps people to use technology.
B takes a long time to arrange.
C shows people have a lot of
imagination.
D prepares people for races.
Jason says the first time he went
geocaching
A he had difficulties remembering where
to go.
B he forgot to take some essential
equipment.
c the people he went with were more
experienced than he was.
D
he couldn't participate as much as he
wanted to.
3 Geocache players
A need to be very organised.
B exchange ideas about the game.
C often live in the countryside.
D want to protect nature.
4 Jason suggests that geocaching
A is good for relationships.
B is best for small groups of people.
C doesn't work well in the city.
D isn't suitable for lazy people.
5 What might Jason say to a friend who
wants to try geocaching?
A You'll need a good map and be careful
of people who don't like you to walk
on their land.
B Make sure you have the right
equipment and don't forget to bring
some gifts to put in the boxes.
C It's important to win and you'll get
some amazing prizes if you are able to
find the right locations.
D If you don't like walking, you'll find this
boring but you can always chat to your
friends online and eat good food.