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Three kilometres to the north-east of Stonehenge, Woodhenge is an- 

 other monument. Dated to around 2,300 BC, originally it comprised six  

  rings of wooden posts. It was probably covered with a roof, or perhaps  

  the wooden posts were joined in the Stonehenge fashion.  

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 Another feature which was worth mentioning is the Cursus. It had  

 been built before the stone settings. When it was called the Cursus in  

 the eighteenth century, it was thought to be some sort of racetrack.  

 However, its true function remains a mystery. 

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English Heritage will be charged with caring for Stonehenge, Wood- 

 henge, and the Cursus and will be caring for their good management  

  and preservation for future generations.  

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There are some wonderful myths and legends and you can hear them  

 on the audio tour at Stonehenge, Woodhenge, and the Cursus in ten  

 different languages — English, French, German, Dutch, Spanish, Italian,  

 Swedish, Russian, Japanese and Mandarin.  

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 Britain is a country where sport is taken seriously. Most people have a sport that they play or that           (1). A lot of people play sports when they are young. But then they spend most of their lives as spectators. One of the most popular          (2) in Britain is horse racing. Thousands watch the big races on television. The British love to bet on  horses in the hope of   (3)              . 

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     Youth Clubs and Projects are open to all people aged 12—21 and are plac- 

   es where you can go to meet your friends, make new friends, and learn or try  

   new activities, some of which may be new to you.  

     Young people can drop into a youth club/centre any time and will be wel- 

   comed by the youth working there. Youth workers will encourage you to join  

   in the club’s programme. You can learn a new skill like music or computing, or  

   possibly plan a trip. You will also be able to relax and listen to music or play  

   table tennis.  

     Many youth clubs have information to help you if you have a problem at  

   school or home, and youth workers are also there to listen. 

Match the word with its meaning - youth 

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     Youth Clubs and Projects are open to all people aged 12—21 and are plac- 

   es where you can go to meet your friends, make new friends, and learn or try  

   new activities, some of which may be new to you.  

     Young people can drop into a youth club/centre any time and will be wel- 

   comed by the youth working there. Youth workers will encourage you to join  

   in the club’s programme. You can learn a new skill like music or computing, or  

   possibly plan a trip. You will also be able to relax and listen to music or play  

   table tennis.  

     Many youth clubs have information to help you if you have a problem at  

   school or home, and youth workers are also there to listen. 

Match the word with its meaning - skill

Read the text.

     Youth Clubs and Projects are open to all people aged 12—21 and are plac- 

   es where you can go to meet your friends, make new friends, and learn or try  

   new activities, some of which may be new to you.  

     Young people can drop into a youth club/centre any time and will be wel- 

   comed by the youth working there. Youth workers will encourage you to join  

   in the club’s programme. You can learn a new skill like music or computing, or  

   possibly plan a trip. You will also be able to relax and listen to music or play  

   table tennis.  

     Many youth clubs have information to help you if you have a problem at  

   school or home, and youth workers are also there to listen. 

Match the word with its meaning - to relax

Read the text.

     Youth Clubs and Projects are open to all people aged 12—21 and are plac- 

   es where you can go to meet your friends, make new friends, and learn or try  

   new activities, some of which may be new to you.  

     Young people can drop into a youth club/centre any time and will be wel- 

   comed by the youth working there. Youth workers will encourage you to join  

   in the club’s programme. You can learn a new skill like music or computing, or  

   possibly plan a trip. You will also be able to relax and listen to music or play  

   table tennis.  

     Many youth clubs have information to help you if you have a problem at  

   school or home, and youth workers are also there to listen. 

Match the word with its meaning - tennis