PT4 L5F TAKING A GAP YEAR

Chelsea Toblin went to the Australian outback, cause...

• she liked adventures

• she disliked the city life

• she was fed up with studies

• she admires sheep

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Back breaking work means a ... work.

• relaxing

• easy

• tiring

• hard

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The most difficult part of Chelsea's work was...

• help with cutting the sheep hair

• grooming horses

• cleaning out the stables

• mending fences

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What skills did Chelsea aquire?

• taking care of horses and sheep

• mending fences

• riding a horse

• lassoing

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Children in the village in Zambia played football with a ball ...

• manufactured by Nike

• manufactured by Adidas

• which was homemade

• manufactured by Wilson

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How many teenagers in the village wanted to play proper football?

• forty

• sixty

• fifty seven

• seventy five

How much money do the people in the village in Zambia earn? (a month)

• about forty dollars

• about thirty dollars

• about sixty euros

• about thirty euros

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Before the match Paul and children ... the surface of the land.

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Olivia thinks that OPERA can be compared to ... orchestrated to music. (one word)

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So to develop muscles for breathing mastery Olivia takes ... classes.

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