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Froggy Jumps UK EX1Online version Exercise 1 by thien 1 "Making a 'bridge' (taking a day off between a holiday and the weekend) is almost unknown in British culture." a False b True c 2 The average employee in the UK gets about four weeks of paid holiday a year. a True b False c 3 In the 2006 BBC poll, the days marking famous military victories won the top spots for a new national holiday. a True b False c 4 Traditional seaside boarding houses frequently offered "full board" packages that included all daily meals. a True b False c 5 Older adults at traditional resorts preferred sitting in deck chairs over swimming in the cold ocean water. a True b False c 6 In 2006, a retired couple waited in their car for four days and nights just to secure a beach hut in Dorset. a True b False c 7 An increase in car ownership encouraged British families to take caravan holidays using mobile trailers. a True b False c 8 Today, half of all holidays taken within Britain are now long breaks lasting for more than a week. a True b False c 9 Kent is a popular destination for modern working holidays involving helping with the hop harvest. a True b False c 10 During the Christmas season, British church attendance swells by three times its normal amount. a True b False c

Froggy Jumps

UK EX1Online version

Exercise 1

by thien

"Making a 'bridge' (taking a day off between a holiday and the weekend) is almost unknown in British culture."

False

True

The average employee in the UK gets about four weeks of paid holiday a year.

True

False

In the 2006 BBC poll, the days marking famous military victories won the top spots for a new national holiday.

True

False

Traditional seaside boarding houses frequently offered "full board" packages that included all daily meals.

True

False

Older adults at traditional resorts preferred sitting in deck chairs over swimming in the cold ocean water.

True

False

In 2006, a retired couple waited in their car for four days and nights just to secure a beach hut in Dorset.

True

False

An increase in car ownership encouraged British families to take caravan holidays using mobile trailers.

True

False

Today, half of all holidays taken within Britain are now long breaks lasting for more than a week.

True

False

Kent is a popular destination for modern working holidays involving helping with the hop harvest.

True

False

During the Christmas season, British church attendance swells by three times its normal amount.

True

False

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by thien

"Making a 'bridge' (taking a day off between a holiday and the weekend) is almost unknown in British culture."

The average employee in the UK gets about four weeks of paid holiday a year.

In the 2006 BBC poll, the days marking famous military victories won the top spots for a new national holiday.

Traditional seaside boarding houses frequently offered "full board" packages that included all daily meals.

Older adults at traditional resorts preferred sitting in deck chairs over swimming in the cold ocean water.

In 2006, a retired couple waited in their car for four days and nights just to secure a beach hut in Dorset.

An increase in car ownership encouraged British families to take caravan holidays using mobile trailers.

Today, half of all holidays taken within Britain are now long breaks lasting for more than a week.

Kent is a popular destination for modern working holidays involving helping with the hop harvest.

During the Christmas season, British church attendance swells by three times its normal amount.

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