Solutions Intermediate. Unit 2. Reading. Geocaching

A type of computer game played online.

A social media networking activity.

A kind of treasure-hunting game that uses a GPS device.

A form of extreme sports competition.

You can earn money.

It's healthy, fun, and can lead to amazing places.

It allows users to stay indoors and play on their phones.

It's an easy way to meet new people.

Buy a new GPS device.

Immediately go out and search for caches.

Write their name in a logbook.

Go onto the geocaching website or download the geocaching app.

Only in large, well-known cities.

Near the author's home.

On every continent, including Antarctica.

Only on the geocaching website.

'Treasure Boxes'

'Letterboxing'

'GPS Hunt'

'Box Mail'

They were always hidden in remote places, not by the paths.

They were usually placed inside mailboxes.

They were buried deep underground.

They were left on trees in the center of villages.

Money and gift certificates.

Puzzles, maps, and keys.

Logbooks, geocaches, or sometimes a toy or gift.

Smartphones with the geocaching app.

Take the geocache home with them.

Take a toy and replace the item with something else.

Write in a logbook and take a toy.

Write their name and the date in the logbook.

A challenge in which you visit many countries.

A geocache contains the coordinates for the next cache.

A game involving finding only the smallest of caches.

A challenge to find 100 caches in one day.

A cache that is broadcast live on the internet.

A virtual cache that involves finding a public webcam and taking a photo of yourself.

A physical cache hidden near an internet café.

A cache that only contains a picture of a webcam.

'Great Cache Race'

'Fumble after Dark'

'Global Logbook Summit'

'Geocache Convention'

Stop taking part in geocaching.

Organize a new geocaching event.

Attend the 'Fumble after Dark' event.

Focus only on finding webcam caches.