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How the world spends Its free time (Unit 3)

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The main goal is to review vocabulary and reading comprehension in a fun way while learning how people around the world enjoy their free time and visit different places — whether indoors or outdoors.
Students answer questions about activities, countries, sports, and places from the reading, practicing English in a dynamic and competitive way.

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The main goal is to review vocabulary and reading comprehension in a fun way while learning how people around the world enjoy their free time and visit different places — whether indoors or outdoors. Students answer questions about activities, countries, sports, and places from the reading, practicing English in a dynamic and competitive way.

by ANDREA MICHELLE PADILLA ESPAÑA
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Where do you usually go hiking?

2

What’s “football” called in American English?

3

Is a concert hall indoors or outdoors?

4

Where can you play sports?

5

What does “waterfront” mean?

6

Who spends the most time on the Internet?

7

Why do Canadians spend so much time online?

8

Which country spends the most time outdoors?

9

What outdoor activities do New Zealanders enjoy?

10

Name one famous museum in the U.K.

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