READING 11

Complete the gaps by choosing A, B, C or D to obtain a logical and grammatically correct text. (GAP 1)

How healthy are your leisure activities?

For some time, the World Health Organisation and UNICEF

have been 1_____an eye on the low level of physical

exercise among young people, and this is something which

affects Ukraine too. UNICEF has said that only 35% of tenyear-

old children get exercise on a daily basis.This figure

drops to 18% among Ukrainians aged 17.

From one point of view, anything you can do to relax, 2_______

fun and take your mind off the stress of schoolwork

is healthy. After all, stress is one of the biggest health

problems we all face. But the worry is that too much time is

3______doing passive free-time activities, like watching

television. Apparently, 37% of all 14-17-year-olds in Ukraine

watch between three and six hours of television a day,

and this figure is even higher at weekends. It looks as if

television 4______nearly all their leisure time.

Television is not the only problem. If we include computers

and gadgets like mobile phones, the total screen time goes

up considerably. Among 16-17-year-olds, for example,

more than 33% of them are on their gadgets for over four

hours a day. If we add the various home-based hobbies and

pastimes that people are 5_______, it is easy to see how

physical exercise could get forgotten.

But the news is not all bad. According to various surveys,

a significant number of Ukrainian teens are 6_______

attention to health advice. They get exercise, take part in

sports or visit the countryside regularly. Around half of

teenagers walk regularly - either to get places, or simply

for pleasure, like 7______a stroll in the park. When we

add activities like cycling and skateboarding, most experts

8_________that there are plenty of teens who are doing

enough to stay healthy.

Complete the gaps by choosing A, B, C or D to obtain a logical and grammatically correct text. (GAP 2)

How healthy are your leisure activities?

For some time, the World Health Organisation and UNICEF

have been 1_____an eye on the low level of physical

exercise among young people, and this is something which

affects Ukraine too. UNICEF has said that only 35% of tenyear-

old children get exercise on a daily basis.This figure

drops to 18% among Ukrainians aged 17.

From one point of view, anything you can do to relax, 2_______

fun and take your mind off the stress of schoolwork

is healthy. After all, stress is one of the biggest health

problems we all face. But the worry is that too much time is

3______doing passive free-time activities, like watching

television. Apparently, 37% of all 14-17-year-olds in Ukraine

watch between three and six hours of television a day,

and this figure is even higher at weekends. It looks as if

television 4______nearly all their leisure time.

Television is not the only problem. If we include computers

and gadgets like mobile phones, the total screen time goes

up considerably. Among 16-17-year-olds, for example,

more than 33% of them are on their gadgets for over four

hours a day. If we add the various home-based hobbies and

pastimes that people are 5_______, it is easy to see how

physical exercise could get forgotten.

But the news is not all bad. According to various surveys,

a significant number of Ukrainian teens are 6_______

attention to health advice. They get exercise, take part in

sports or visit the countryside regularly. Around half of

teenagers walk regularly - either to get places, or simply

for pleasure, like 7______a stroll in the park. When we

add activities like cycling and skateboarding, most experts

8_________that there are plenty of teens who are doing

enough to stay healthy.

Complete the gaps by choosing A, B, C or D to obtain a logical and grammatically correct text. (GAP 3)

How healthy are your leisure activities?

For some time, the World Health Organisation and UNICEF

have been 1_____an eye on the low level of physical

exercise among young people, and this is something which

affects Ukraine too. UNICEF has said that only 35% of tenyear-

old children get exercise on a daily basis.This figure

drops to 18% among Ukrainians aged 17.

From one point of view, anything you can do to relax, 2_______

fun and take your mind off the stress of schoolwork

is healthy. After all, stress is one of the biggest health

problems we all face. But the worry is that too much time is

3______doing passive free-time activities, like watching

television. Apparently, 37% of all 14-17-year-olds in Ukraine

watch between three and six hours of television a day,

and this figure is even higher at weekends. It looks as if

television 4______nearly all their leisure time.

Television is not the only problem. If we include computers

and gadgets like mobile phones, the total screen time goes

up considerably. Among 16-17-year-olds, for example,

more than 33% of them are on their gadgets for over four

hours a day. If we add the various home-based hobbies and

pastimes that people are 5_______, it is easy to see how

physical exercise could get forgotten.

But the news is not all bad. According to various surveys,

a significant number of Ukrainian teens are 6_______

attention to health advice. They get exercise, take part in

sports or visit the countryside regularly. Around half of

teenagers walk regularly - either to get places, or simply

for pleasure, like 7______a stroll in the park. When we

add activities like cycling and skateboarding, most experts

8_________that there are plenty of teens who are doing

enough to stay healthy.

Complete the gaps by choosing A, B, C or D to obtain a logical and grammatically correct text. (GAP 4)

How healthy are your leisure activities?

For some time, the World Health Organisation and UNICEF

have been 1_____an eye on the low level of physical

exercise among young people, and this is something which

affects Ukraine too. UNICEF has said that only 35% of tenyear-

old children get exercise on a daily basis.This figure

drops to 18% among Ukrainians aged 17.

From one point of view, anything you can do to relax, 2_______

fun and take your mind off the stress of schoolwork

is healthy. After all, stress is one of the biggest health

problems we all face. But the worry is that too much time is

3______doing passive free-time activities, like watching

television. Apparently, 37% of all 14-17-year-olds in Ukraine

watch between three and six hours of television a day,

and this figure is even higher at weekends. It looks as if

television 4______nearly all their leisure time.

Television is not the only problem. If we include computers

and gadgets like mobile phones, the total screen time goes

up considerably. Among 16-17-year-olds, for example,

more than 33% of them are on their gadgets for over four

hours a day. If we add the various home-based hobbies and

pastimes that people are 5_______, it is easy to see how

physical exercise could get forgotten.

But the news is not all bad. According to various surveys,

a significant number of Ukrainian teens are 6_______

attention to health advice. They get exercise, take part in

sports or visit the countryside regularly. Around half of

teenagers walk regularly - either to get places, or simply

for pleasure, like 7______a stroll in the park. When we

add activities like cycling and skateboarding, most experts

8_________that there are plenty of teens who are doing

enough to stay healthy.

Complete the gaps by choosing A, B, C or D to obtain a logical and grammatically correct text. (GAP 5)

How healthy are your leisure activities?

For some time, the World Health Organisation and UNICEF

have been 1_____an eye on the low level of physical

exercise among young people, and this is something which

affects Ukraine too. UNICEF has said that only 35% of tenyear-

old children get exercise on a daily basis.This figure

drops to 18% among Ukrainians aged 17.

From one point of view, anything you can do to relax, 2_______

fun and take your mind off the stress of schoolwork

is healthy. After all, stress is one of the biggest health

problems we all face. But the worry is that too much time is

3______doing passive free-time activities, like watching

television. Apparently, 37% of all 14-17-year-olds in Ukraine

watch between three and six hours of television a day,

and this figure is even higher at weekends. It looks as if

television 4______nearly all their leisure time.

Television is not the only problem. If we include computers

and gadgets like mobile phones, the total screen time goes

up considerably. Among 16-17-year-olds, for example,

more than 33% of them are on their gadgets for over four

hours a day. If we add the various home-based hobbies and

pastimes that people are 5_______, it is easy to see how

physical exercise could get forgotten.

But the news is not all bad. According to various surveys,

a significant number of Ukrainian teens are 6_______

attention to health advice. They get exercise, take part in

sports or visit the countryside regularly. Around half of

teenagers walk regularly - either to get places, or simply

for pleasure, like 7______a stroll in the park. When we

add activities like cycling and skateboarding, most experts

8_________that there are plenty of teens who are doing

enough to stay healthy.

Complete the gaps by choosing A, B, C or D to obtain a logical and grammatically correct text. (GAP 6)

How healthy are your leisure activities?

For some time, the World Health Organisation and UNICEF

have been 1_____an eye on the low level of physical

exercise among young people, and this is something which

affects Ukraine too. UNICEF has said that only 35% of tenyear-

old children get exercise on a daily basis.This figure

drops to 18% among Ukrainians aged 17.

From one point of view, anything you can do to relax, 2_______

fun and take your mind off the stress of schoolwork

is healthy. After all, stress is one of the biggest health

problems we all face. But the worry is that too much time is

3______doing passive free-time activities, like watching

television. Apparently, 37% of all 14-17-year-olds in Ukraine

watch between three and six hours of television a day,

and this figure is even higher at weekends. It looks as if

television 4______nearly all their leisure time.

Television is not the only problem. If we include computers

and gadgets like mobile phones, the total screen time goes

up considerably. Among 16-17-year-olds, for example,

more than 33% of them are on their gadgets for over four

hours a day. If we add the various home-based hobbies and

pastimes that people are 5_______, it is easy to see how

physical exercise could get forgotten.

But the news is not all bad. According to various surveys,

a significant number of Ukrainian teens are 6_______

attention to health advice. They get exercise, take part in

sports or visit the countryside regularly. Around half of

teenagers walk regularly - either to get places, or simply

for pleasure, like 7______a stroll in the park. When we

add activities like cycling and skateboarding, most experts

8_________that there are plenty of teens who are doing

enough to stay healthy.

Complete the gaps by choosing A, B, C or D to obtain a logical and grammatically correct text. (GAP 7)

How healthy are your leisure activities?

For some time, the World Health Organisation and UNICEF

have been 1_____an eye on the low level of physical

exercise among young people, and this is something which

affects Ukraine too. UNICEF has said that only 35% of tenyear-

old children get exercise on a daily basis.This figure

drops to 18% among Ukrainians aged 17.

From one point of view, anything you can do to relax, 2_______

fun and take your mind off the stress of schoolwork

is healthy. After all, stress is one of the biggest health

problems we all face. But the worry is that too much time is

3______doing passive free-time activities, like watching

television. Apparently, 37% of all 14-17-year-olds in Ukraine

watch between three and six hours of television a day,

and this figure is even higher at weekends. It looks as if

television 4______nearly all their leisure time.

Television is not the only problem. If we include computers

and gadgets like mobile phones, the total screen time goes

up considerably. Among 16-17-year-olds, for example,

more than 33% of them are on their gadgets for over four

hours a day. If we add the various home-based hobbies and

pastimes that people are 5_______, it is easy to see how

physical exercise could get forgotten.

But the news is not all bad. According to various surveys,

a significant number of Ukrainian teens are 6_______

attention to health advice. They get exercise, take part in

sports or visit the countryside regularly. Around half of

teenagers walk regularly - either to get places, or simply

for pleasure, like 7______a stroll in the park. When we

add activities like cycling and skateboarding, most experts

8_________that there are plenty of teens who are doing

enough to stay healthy.

Complete the gaps by choosing A, B, C or D to obtain a logical and grammatically correct text. (GAP 8)

How healthy are your leisure activities?

For some time, the World Health Organisation and UNICEF

have been 1_____an eye on the low level of physical

exercise among young people, and this is something which

affects Ukraine too. UNICEF has said that only 35% of tenyear-

old children get exercise on a daily basis.This figure

drops to 18% among Ukrainians aged 17.

From one point of view, anything you can do to relax, 2_______

fun and take your mind off the stress of schoolwork

is healthy. After all, stress is one of the biggest health

problems we all face. But the worry is that too much time is

3______doing passive free-time activities, like watching

television. Apparently, 37% of all 14-17-year-olds in Ukraine

watch between three and six hours of television a day,

and this figure is even higher at weekends. It looks as if

television 4______nearly all their leisure time.

Television is not the only problem. If we include computers

and gadgets like mobile phones, the total screen time goes

up considerably. Among 16-17-year-olds, for example,

more than 33% of them are on their gadgets for over four

hours a day. If we add the various home-based hobbies and

pastimes that people are 5_______, it is easy to see how

physical exercise could get forgotten.

But the news is not all bad. According to various surveys,

a significant number of Ukrainian teens are 6_______

attention to health advice. They get exercise, take part in

sports or visit the countryside regularly. Around half of

teenagers walk regularly - either to get places, or simply

for pleasure, like 7______a stroll in the park. When we

add activities like cycling and skateboarding, most experts

8_________that there are plenty of teens who are doing

enough to stay healthy.

Complete the gaps by choosing A, B, C, or D to obtain a logical and grammatically correct text.

The cinema in Ukraine (Gap 1)

You need never be 1______in Ukraine, since you can always go to the cinema. There are lots of great

cinemas, some housed in 2______buildings, and the ticket price is low, so a night at the movies doesn't

need to be 3_____. The country has a developing film industry with many 4____actors and directors,

and if you want to see the latest Hollywood blockbuster, you can do that too. Most films are in Ukrainian

so there's no language problem, but if you prefer, just 5_____arrangements to go to one of the frequent

special screenings in English.

Complete the gaps by choosing A, B, C, or D to obtain a logical and grammatically correct text.

The cinema in Ukraine (Gap 2)

You need never be 1______in Ukraine, since you can always go to the cinema. There are lots of great

cinemas, some housed in 2______buildings, and the ticket price is low, so a night at the movies doesn't

need to be 3_____. The country has a developing film industry with many 4____actors and directors,

and if you want to see the latest Hollywood blockbuster, you can do that too. Most films are in Ukrainian

so there's no language problem, but if you prefer, just 5_____arrangements to go to one of the frequent

special screenings in English.

Complete the gaps by choosing A, B, C, or D to obtain a logical and grammatically correct text.

The cinema in Ukraine (Gap 3)

You need never be 1______in Ukraine, since you can always go to the cinema. There are lots of great

cinemas, some housed in 2______buildings, and the ticket price is low, so a night at the movies doesn't

need to be 3_____. The country has a developing film industry with many 4____actors and directors,

and if you want to see the latest Hollywood blockbuster, you can do that too. Most films are in Ukrainian

so there's no language problem, but if you prefer, just 5_____arrangements to go to one of the frequent

special screenings in English.

Complete the gaps by choosing A, B, C, or D to obtain a logical and grammatically correct text.

The cinema in Ukraine (Gap 4)

You need never be 1______in Ukraine, since you can always go to the cinema. There are lots of great

cinemas, some housed in 2______buildings, and the ticket price is low, so a night at the movies doesn't

need to be 3_____. The country has a developing film industry with many 4____actors and directors,

and if you want to see the latest Hollywood blockbuster, you can do that too. Most films are in Ukrainian

so there's no language problem, but if you prefer, just 5_____arrangements to go to one of the frequent

special screenings in English.

Complete the gaps by choosing A, B, C, or D to obtain a logical and grammatically correct text.

The cinema in Ukraine (Gap 5)

You need never be 1______in Ukraine, since you can always go to the cinema. There are lots of great

cinemas, some housed in 2______buildings, and the ticket price is low, so a night at the movies doesn't

need to be 3_____. The country has a developing film industry with many 4____actors and directors,

and if you want to see the latest Hollywood blockbuster, you can do that too. Most films are in Ukrainian

so there's no language problem, but if you prefer, just 5_____arrangements to go to one of the frequent

special screenings in English.