Задание №55915 ЕГЭ Английскому языку

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Holidays

In the past, working people in Britain only had holidays on ‘holy’ (religious) days: Sundays, Christmas and Easter. Now most people have about four weeks’ holiday every year plus public holidays (also called ‘Bank holidays’). British people usually have their holidays in summer, in July or August. School children are on holiday from approximately the end of July to the start of September. A second holiday break in winter or in spring is also becoming more popular in the UK. In winter some people go skiing in Europe, and in spring, A__________________ are popular.

Taking your tent or caravan to stay on a campsite is popular, B_____________________ . Wild camping means you take your tent, sleeping bag, food, water (and toilet paper!) and you find a quiet place to spend the night in the countryside or hills away from roads and houses. Wild camping is legal only in some parts of Britain.

A holiday resort provides accommodation, food and entertainment for all the family. Butlin’s holiday resorts first started in the 1930s and they are still popular today. There’s a massive indoor swimming centre C_________________ at the resort. Butlin’s ‘silent disco’ where you listen to music on wireless headphones and dance to your favourite tune (everyone dances to different music!) is a big hit with teens. Other activities D________________ include Xbox challenges as well as beach volleyball.

Some teenagers want to spend their holidays doing something without their family. A language exchange is one way to be more independent and improve language skills. A British teenager spends a week or two in a foreign country, staying with a family E________________ and practises the local language. Later the foreign teenager visits the UK to practise their English with the British family. Summer camps can be fun too. ‘Do it 4 Real’ organises camps for 10–19-year-olds in the UK where young people can do quad biking, paintballing, film making and street dancing. There’s also a ‘Future leader’ camp for 17–19-year-olds F______________ leadership skills as well as raft building, archery, climbing and survival skills.

1. with a wave pool and waterslides
2. where one can try new hobbies
3. with a child of the same age
4. where activities include
5. especially in the south of England
6. visits to cities such as Paris, Amsterdam or Barcelona
7. aimed specifically at teenagers