Read the following text about leisure activities of Vietnamese teenagers. Match the words in A with their meanings in B
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2. Read the following text about leisure activities of Vietnamese teenagers. Match the
words in A with their meanings in B.
A recent survey conducted by TIRA, a Vietnamese research company, highlights problems
about the lifestyles of Vietnamese teenagers in urban areas. There is an imbalance in
their consumption of time for studying and recreational activities. On average, these
teenagers spend 9.5 hours a day on studies at school and at home. They only have about
four hours for entertainment. Most of this time is spent on watching television and the
internet, where they chat through social networks. The teenagers admit that they use
computers to play games and to chat with friends much more than using it for studying
purposes. The survey also shows that during summer months, despite having much more
free time than during school years, these teenagers still fail to manage their time
properly. They stay in bed longer, and then get hooked on games and TV. The time for
computers and TV increases significantly to about five or six hours a day, while there is
almost no time for physical outdoor activities.
2. Read the following text about leisure activities of Vietnamese teenagers. Match the
words in A with their meanings in B.
A recent survey conducted by TIRA, a Vietnamese research company, highlights problems
about the lifestyles of Vietnamese teenagers in urban areas. There is an imbalance in
their consumption of time for studying and recreational activities. On average, these
teenagers spend 9.5 hours a day on studies at school and at home. They only have about
four hours for entertainment. Most of this time is spent on watching television and the
internet, where they chat through social networks. The teenagers admit that they use
computers to play games and to chat with friends much more than using it for studying
purposes. The survey also shows that during summer months, despite having much more
free time than during school years, these teenagers still fail to manage their time
properly. They stay in bed longer, and then get hooked on games and TV. The time for
computers and TV increases significantly to about five or six hours a day, while there is
almost no time for physical outdoor activities.