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you are going to read an article about four teenagers who went to different summer
camps. for questions, choose from the teenagers. the teenagers may be chosen more
than once.
teenage summer camps
pedro - nature camp
we on a nature reserve for a week. we did different things every day, but i did get a
bit fed up because we had cheese sandwiches every lunchtime. i kept quiet about it though
because i didn't want to seem awkward. i was starving by twelve every day anyway, and it
really was good fun, although we worked incredibly hard. one day, the schedule was
changed at the last minute, and instead of our planned activity, we all the staff
finish cutting the reeds by the lake. that was the toughest day - and also the best. they
actually needed our , we weren't just being kept occupied. every day, we took it in turns
to cook, in teams of five. when it was our team's turn, we made a simple dinner of pasta and
salad for everyone. judging by the fact that there was none left, we didn't do too badly!
maria - culture camp
every morning we had the same breakfast, and then cleaned up the camp. nobody could
opt out and it was only when it was all completely tidy that we could head off for the day.
the first time we went into the city, we were split into teams and given lists of things to spot,
like statues, squares and other landmarks. with some from the local residents, it wasn't
too demanding - my team found almost all of the items on our list and came second. we
also got to know our way around, so i thought it was a clever idea. i'd been worried i might
miss my parents, but there was something going on nearly every minute and i hardly got
time to think about them. we went to different museums and galleries in and around the
city every day, and in the evenings we cooked or went out for pizzas. it was a great chance
to learn about another country and its history.
harry - language camp
we stayed with families who had kids our own age, and because they were on a mid-term
break they came with us on all the trips. so apart from when we were actually in a language
class, we were spending time with our new friends. it was a great way to practise the
language we had been working on in the classroom. we also had to do a quiz on the last
day - we were put into teams and given clues to us find places around the town. our
team finished early, so we waited for everyone else in a café in the main square. while we
were there, a film crew arrived and started filming! i can't wait to see it when it comes out -
we were sitting outside, so we might even be in it!
isabella - theatre camp
we stayed in a youth centre in the suburbs, and went into the centre of town by bus every
day. it was a good way to see a bit of the city, and it didn't take long to get to the theatre
where we had our classes. i loved the atmosphere in the old building, and we could wander
around during our breaks and watch rehearsals. the actors we saw were brilliant, and it
was inspiring to watch them before we went back into our own classes. the emphasis was
definitely on having fun, but we still learned a great deal and i'm looking forward to putting
it all into practice at my school drama club next term! the food at the centre could have
been better, but i don't think anyone minded much.
which teenager
1. felt relieved they were kept so busy?
2. was to have achieved something hard but worthwhile?
3. found that observing other people's work encouraged them?
4. to produce something that proved popular?
5. got through an activity very promptly?
6. says the main location for their activities particularly appealed to them?
7. stresses how much opportunity they had to use new knowledge?
8. was unwilling to complain about a lack of variety?
9. mentions everyone being obliged to complete certain chores daily?
10. appreciated coming across something interesting by chance?