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Reading Test — Unit 2 “My Way of Life. Champions”
Прочитай текст уважно та виконай 12 тестових завдань. До кожного запитання подано 4 варіанти відповід
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When sixteen-year-old Alex decided to take up cycling, he had no idea how much it would change his life. He used to spend hours scrolling through social media and rarely did any physical activity. His daily routine was stressful, and he often felt completely exhausted.
One day, his best mate invited him to join a local cycling club. At first, Alex wasn't confident enough to ride long distances. He found the training too demanding and struggled to keep up with the other cyclists. However, he refused to give up.
Over the following months, Alex gradually built up his stamina and developed healthier habits. He cut down on screen time, started getting adequate sleep and learned to maintain a balanced diet. Cycling also helped him switch off from everyday worries.
Last summer, Alex entered his first regional competition. While he was cycling up a steep hill, he suddenly realised that his bike wasn't working properly. Instead of panicking, he slowed down and managed to solve the problem. Although he didn't win the race, he achieved a personal best.
The experience left a lasting impression on him. Alex realised that success wasn't just about winning medals. It was about overcoming challenges and becoming more confident.
Nowadays, Alex trains four times a week. He is currently preparing for a national competition, but he still makes time for his friends and schoolwork. He believes that striking a balance between sport and personal life is essential.
"Being a champion doesn't mean being better than everyone else," Alex says. "It means becoming a better version of yourself."
What was Alex's lifestyle like before he started cycling?
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When sixteen-year-old Alex decided to take up cycling, he had no idea how much it would change his life. He used to spend hours scrolling through social media and rarely did any physical activity. His daily routine was stressful, and he often felt completely exhausted.
One day, his best mate invited him to join a local cycling club. At first, Alex wasn't confident enough to ride long distances. He found the training too demanding and struggled to keep up with the other cyclists. However, he refused to give up.
Over the following months, Alex gradually built up his stamina and developed healthier habits. He cut down on screen time, started getting adequate sleep and learned to maintain a balanced diet. Cycling also helped him switch off from everyday worries.
Last summer, Alex entered his first regional competition. While he was cycling up a steep hill, he suddenly realised that his bike wasn't working properly. Instead of panicking, he slowed down and managed to solve the problem. Although he didn't win the race, he achieved a personal best.
The experience left a lasting impression on him. Alex realised that success wasn't just about winning medals. It was about overcoming challenges and becoming more confident.
Nowadays, Alex trains four times a week. He is currently preparing for a national competition, but he still makes time for his friends and schoolwork. He believes that striking a balance between sport and personal life is essential.
"Being a champion doesn't mean being better than everyone else," Alex says. "It means becoming a better version of yourself."
Who encouraged Alex to start cycling?
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When sixteen-year-old Alex decided to take up cycling, he had no idea how much it would change his life. He used to spend hours scrolling through social media and rarely did any physical activity. His daily routine was stressful, and he often felt completely exhausted.
One day, his best mate invited him to join a local cycling club. At first, Alex wasn't confident enough to ride long distances. He found the training too demanding and struggled to keep up with the other cyclists. However, he refused to give up.
Over the following months, Alex gradually built up his stamina and developed healthier habits. He cut down on screen time, started getting adequate sleep and learned to maintain a balanced diet. Cycling also helped him switch off from everyday worries.
Last summer, Alex entered his first regional competition. While he was cycling up a steep hill, he suddenly realised that his bike wasn't working properly. Instead of panicking, he slowed down and managed to solve the problem. Although he didn't win the race, he achieved a personal best.
The experience left a lasting impression on him. Alex realised that success wasn't just about winning medals. It was about overcoming challenges and becoming more confident.
Nowadays, Alex trains four times a week. He is currently preparing for a national competition, but he still makes time for his friends and schoolwork. He believes that striking a balance between sport and personal life is essential.
"Being a champion doesn't mean being better than everyone else," Alex says. "It means becoming a better version of yourself."
What does 'take up cycling' mean?
Запитання №4 З однією правильною відповіддю
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Запитання №9 З однією правильною відповіддю
Запитання №10 З однією правильною відповіддю
Запитання №11 З однією правильною відповіддю
Запитання №12 З однією правильною відповіддю
Well done! You’ve completed the Reading Test!
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