Walking in the mountains
Explanation
Walking in the mountains describes traveling on foot through mountainous terrain. Camping involves staying outdoors, rather than walking through elevated terrain.
Playing the piano
Explanation
Playing the piano involves performing music on an instrument. Watching movies involves viewing entertainment rather than making music.
I don’t like swimming.
Explanation
When “don’t like” describes an activity, it is followed by a verb ending in -ing. “Swim” without -ing is a plausible form, but it does not follow this pattern.
Love, like, don’t like, hate
Explanation
The scale moves from love and like, which are positive, to don’t like and hate, which are increasingly negative. Reversing the scale would place the most negative preference first.
School
Explanation
“School” contains the /u/ sound, as do “boot” and “food.” “Cook” is in the contrasting /ʊ/ group.
The sounds and rhythm of the conversation
Explanation
The speaking practice calls for imitating both the conversation’s sounds and its rhythm. Focusing on individual sounds without the rhythm leaves out a stated part of the practice.
Reading and driving are solitary activities, while eating out and watching movies are social activities.
Explanation
The examples associate reading and driving with activities enjoyed alone, and eating out and watching movies with activities preferred with others. The alternative that places eating out among solitary activities reverses the stated contrast.
Eating out, traveling, shopping, dancing, and listening to music
Explanation
The described preferences include eating out, traveling, shopping, dancing, and listening to music, among other activities. The other sets introduce activities that are not included in the listed subjects.
The choir’s name and membership, its members’ studies, its concerts and venues, and singers’ preferences and reasons for singing
Explanation
The exercise covers the choir’s name and membership, members’ university studies, practice arrangements, concert frequency and venues, and singers’ preferences and motivations. Details such as budget, audition rules, and uniforms are not part of the listed information.
How often does the choir perform concerts, and where are they held?
Explanation
The exercise asks about concert frequency and the venues where concerts take place. Questions about accompaniment, ticket prices, and specific song order are not among its stated topics.
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Which activity words are practiced in the activities and personal preferences section?
Running, swimming, cooking, camping, bike riding, playing the piano, playing sports, traveling, flying, buying clothes, going to the movies, reading, walking in the mountains, eating good food, shopping, watching movies, and watching TV.
What verb form follows like, love, don’t like, and hate for activities?
A verb ending in -ing.
Which preference is most positive: love, like, don’t like, or hate?
Love.
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