P.9 Vocabulary Review, RW Chichen Itza, Plus Micro-Adventures Reading Passage

 By Nate Feldman 

Vocabulary: Choose the best definition for each word:

  1. Memorable

    • A) Something that is easy to forget.

    • B) Something that stays in your mind because it is special or significant.

    • C) Something that happens once in a while.

    • D) Something that causes discomfort.

  2. Hooked On

    • A) Being interested in something so much that you can’t stop thinking about it.

    • B) To have a dislike for something.

    • C) To get easily distracted.

    • D) To break something into small pieces.

  3. Excuse

    • A) A reason given to explain or defend something you did.

    • B) A way of ignoring something important.

    • C) A skill you have learned over time.

    • D) An event that happens often.

  4. Comfortable

    • A) Feeling at ease or relaxed, physically or mentally.

    • B) Feeling nervous or uneasy.

    • C) Feeling indifferent toward something.

    • D) A situation where you feel unhappy.


Reading Passage: Micro-Adventures

A micro-adventure is a small, fun trip you can take without going far from home. You don’t need to travel to another country or city to have an adventure. Micro-adventures are simple, quick, and exciting. They can be done in a day or over a weekend. For example, you can go on a short hike, camp in your backyard, or explore a new park nearby.

Micro-adventures are perfect for people who don’t have much time but still want to try something new and exciting. You can enjoy nature, see beautiful places, and spend time with friends or family. The best part is that you don’t need a lot of money or special equipment. You just need to be ready to explore and have fun!

Comprehension Questions:

  1. What is a micro-adventure?

    • A) A big, expensive trip to another country.

    • B) A small, fun trip near your home.

    • C) A long journey to a famous city.

    • D) A vacation at the beach.

  2. How long does a micro-adventure usually take?

    • A) One week

    • B) A few hours or a weekend

    • C) A whole month

    • D) A whole year

  3. What are some examples of micro-adventures mentioned in the passage?

    • A) Traveling to another country

    • B) Going on a short hike or camping in the backyard

    • C) Visiting a famous museum

    • D) Shopping in a big city

  4. Do you need a lot of money or special equipment for a micro-adventure?

    • A) Yes, a lot of money and equipment are needed.

    • B) No, you just need to be ready to explore and have fun.

    • C) Yes, you need special clothes and tools.

    • D) No, but you need to travel far away.

  5. Who can enjoy micro-adventures?

    • A) Only people who live in big cities.

    • B) Only people with a lot of free time.

    • C) Anyone who wants to try something new and exciting.

    • D) Only people with a lot of money.


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