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1. Teenagers generally go on holiday with their parents e!a"se theyA. don#t# ha$e any !hoi!e.%. don#t want to !a"se pro le&s'. are eing p"nished (or so&ething.D. li)e to &a)e their (a&ily happy.

*. +hat does Des&ond ,orris say is &ost i&portant to teenagersA. %eing on holiday.%. %eing with other teenagers.'. Getting away (ro& their parents.D. elping their parents.

. +hy !an 'hrist&as e a di((i!"lt ti&eA. 0eople thin) no e((ort is needed.%. Teenagers re("se to help.

'. ,any people lose their o s.D. It#s not easy (or (a&ilies to &eet.

2. Teenagers pre(er to go on holiday to !o"ntriesA. that are &ost pop"lar with to"rists.%. where they !an go to the ea!h.'. whi!h their parents ha$e !hosen.D. whi!h ha$e a rela3ed !"lt"re.

4. 5a&ilies going on holiday with other (a&ilies sho"ld &a)e s"reA. e$ery ody is in!l"ded in all a!ti$ities%. the ad"lts "nderstand the sit"ation.

'. the teenagers do so&e wor)D. the !hildren get on with ea!h other.

6. +hat do parents disli)e a o"t pa!)age holidaysA. They ha$e to do &any a!ti$ities.%. They aren#t interested in the a!ti$ities on o((er.'. They don#t ha$e eno"gh (reedo&.D. They don#t li)e ha$ing so &"!h responsi ility.

English VI/Ingls 6-READING

#ost teenagers thought that the other side of the world was more interestingthan anything to be found in 6urope. And the destination on most wish lists wasAustralia. %hose who had visited it claimed it was the best holiday they had evere!perienced, with or without their parents. %eenagers might visit later, in theirgap year & as many /ritish kids do so why not see what it s like before they go bythemselves

A -nal word on holidays to avoid. A big thumbs down from teenagers for walking,-shing or cycling holidays. )r any holidays with $leisurely* mentioned anywherein the brochure. And if you re planning a holiday to improve teenagers minds,forget it. %hey also re'ected any holiday that claims to be cultural, romantic,scenic or rela!ing.

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