Question

Reading *Read the text. Then mark the statements T (true), F(false) or DS (doesn't say). The Travelling School D o you go on school trips? How often? Well, at the Travelling School, trips are not something special-they're part of everyday school life Students in this school often travel around the world and learn many things like the culture and language of the places they visit. also do lots of fun after school activities like mountain climbing white-water rafting and kayaking! if you want to have the world as your classroom, this is the school for you 1 School trips are special occasions at the Travelling School 2 They often travel to France 3 They visit different countries 4 History is not part of their lessons 5 They learn the English and Italian languages 6 Students do adventur or

Answer 1

Ответ: 1)F 2)DS 3)T 4)DS 5)DS 6)T

Объяснение:

Answer 2

Let's analyze the statements one by one:

1. School trips are special occasions at the Travelling School. False (The text explicitly states that at the Travelling School, trips are not something special - they're part of everyday school life.)

2. They often travel to France. DS (Doesn't say) (The text doesn't mention whether they often travel to France or not.)

3. They visit different countries. True (The text mentions that students in this school often travel around the world, which implies visiting different countries.)

4. History is not part of their lessons. DS (Doesn't say) (The text doesn't provide any information about whether history is part of their lessons or not.)

5. They learn the English and Italian languages. DS (Doesn't say) (The text doesn't mention specific languages they learn other than "culture and language of the places they visit.")

6. Students do adventurous activities. True (The text mentions that they do lots of fun after-school activities like mountain climbing, white-water rafting, and kayaking.)

So, the correct markings would be:

1. F (False)
2. DS (Doesn't say)
3. T (True)
4. DS (Doesn't say)
5. DS (Doesn't say)
6. T (True)