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Saber Pro_Part IVVersion en ligne Reading comprehension activity. par HECTOR MANUEL SERNA DIMAS 1 VISITING THE UNITED KINGDOM VISITING THE UNITED KINGDOM Many people from the U.S.A., and all over the world, are fascinated with the U.K. They dream of traveling there, so here are some tips, dreamers! Bring comfortable walking shoes. Believe me, you are going to need them. In London, when you ask people how far something is, the answer is always “about a five-minute walk.” Do not believe them. The British are all world-class speed walkers. Americans, a subway is not a subway. If you go down some stairs next to a sign that says SUBWAY; you are simply going to go under a street and back up to the other side of it. You are not going to catch the next train to Piccadilly Circus. If you want to get a train to go there, look for the London Underground sign. Of course, subway tunnels under streets are a very good idea because the British drive on the left side of the road! When you check into a hotel, ask for a short lesson about the bathroom. No two of these in Britain are the same. I usually have to look around for several minutes before I can figure out how to flush the toilet. And I can almost never operate the shower without instructions. I once had to get out of a shower in Oxford and go downstairs to ask the hotel receptionist how to turn it off. There is actually a postcard called The British Bathroom, with everything on it labeled to help tourists! Seriously, though, if you are going to travel to the U.K., or to any other foreign country, spend some time learning about it before you go. Your trip will be much more fun and less stressful! Retrievedfrom: http://www.macmillanenglish.com/uploadedFiles/wwwmacmillanenglishcom/Content/Samples/Mind_Series_Second_Edition/openMind-2ndEd-Level-2_TB_Unit-3.pdf 2 TIPS The purpose of the article is to give tips when people travel to A. The United States B. The United Kingdom C. The United Arab Emirates 3 Walking in London The expression "the British are all world-class speed walkers" means that A. British people do not like to walk. B. British people walk around the world. C. British people are used to walk everywhere. 4 London tube A subway sign in London will take you to A. The underground train B. Under the street C. A tunnel 5 Underground train The underground symbol will lead you to A. A bus station B. A train station C. A taxi platform 6 Hotel Room When you check into a hotel in the U.K, it is a good idea to A. Ask for instructions about the hotel facilities B. Ask for instructions about the bathroom C. Ask for instructions about the room safe.

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Reading comprehension activity.

VISITING THE UNITED KINGDOM

Many people from the U.S.A., and all over the world, are fascinated with the U.K. They dream of traveling there, so here are some tips, dreamers!

Bring comfortable walking shoes. Believe me, you are going to need them. In London, when you ask people how far something is, the answer is always “about a five-minute walk.” Do not believe them. The British are all world-class speed walkers.

Americans, a subway is not a subway. If you go down some stairs next to a sign that says SUBWAY; you are simply going to go under a street and back up to the other side of it. You are not going to catch the next train to Piccadilly Circus. If you want to get a train to go there, look for the London Underground sign. Of course, subway tunnels under streets are a very good idea because the British drive on the left side of the road!

When you check into a hotel, ask for a short lesson about the bathroom. No two of these in Britain are the same. I usually have to look around for several minutes before I can figure out how to flush the toilet. And I can almost never operate the shower without instructions. I once had to get out of a shower in Oxford and go downstairs to ask the hotel receptionist how to turn it off. There is actually a postcard called The British Bathroom, with everything on it labeled to help tourists!

Seriously, though, if you are going to travel to the U.K., or to any other foreign country, spend some time learning about it before you go. Your trip will be much more fun and less stressful!

Retrievedfrom: http://www.macmillanenglish.com/uploadedFiles/wwwmacmillanenglishcom/Content/Samples/Mind_Series_Second_Edition/openMind-2ndEd-Level-2_TB_Unit-3.pdf

TIPS

The purpose of the article is to give tips when people travel to

A. The United States

B. The United Kingdom

C. The United Arab Emirates

Walking in London

The expression "the British are all world-class speed walkers" means that

A. British people do not like to walk.

B. British people walk around the world.

C. British people are used to walk everywhere.

London tube

A subway sign in London will take you to

A. The underground train

B. Under the street

C. A tunnel

Underground train

The underground symbol will lead you to

A. A bus station

B. A train station

C. A taxi platform

Hotel Room

When you check into a hotel in the U.K, it is a good idea to

A. Ask for instructions about the hotel facilities

B. Ask for instructions about the bathroom

C. Ask for instructions about the room safe.

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