We have all been there. It's 3 o'clock and you've been hard at work. As you sit at your desk, a strong desire for chocolate overcomes you. You try to busy yourself to make it go away. But it doesn't. In fact, the more you try to NOT think about a square of deep, dark chocolate melting in your mouth, the more you want it. You can even smell it!

Here is another scenario. Perhaps you are not feeling well. You’re coming down with a cold and feel rundown. The only thing you want to eat is a big, bowl of chicken soup, like your mom used to make when you were sick as a child.

A food craving is a strong desire for a specific type of food. And they are normal. Most people have them even though what we crave might be different. One person might crave sweet chocolate, while another might crave salty potato chips

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I.Look carefully at each line. Some of the lines are correct, and some have a word which should not be there. Tick each correct line. If a line has a word which should not be there, write the word in the space

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Top 8 After School Activities for Teenagers

Is your teen bored after school? Perhaps it’s time to consider signing up for an after
school activity.
This will help your teenager to help boost their college application and close up boring free
gaps of time. After all, they might find something they really like and may help make future
career opportunities available.

Here are 8 of the best ways how to find the best extracurricular activity for your child.
1. Music and Arts
For your child, growing into a young adult may be all about changes. They may start to
feel awkward while expressing new tastes and styles.
Luckily, music and arts offer great help for their energy and frustrations in a creative
method. Not to mention, they both reinforce creative thinking and math skills which can
help build on their curricular classes.
However, if your child’s school does not offer an art or band club, check around your local
community.
2. School Clubs
School clubs are about connecting between students on shared interests and skills in a
social environment.
Not to worry, they aren’t limited to chess or books. In most schools, there are dozens of
different clubs to choose from.

3. Performing Arts
Does your kid have a natural talent for theater? Getting them into performing arts clubs
might be a great resource for them to use in letting out their comedy, dance, drama, and
chorus talent.
Even if their school lacks the necessary club, you can find them plenty of opportunities in
local community theaters, comedy clubs, dance schools, or local art associations.
4. Special Interest
If you find that your teen has a special interest that cannot be fully supported by their
school, you can look around in the community for alternative choices. Alternative groups
may include karate, photographing, or a business club.
5. Sports
Participating in sports is much more than just losing weight. For most teens, there are
plenty of sports based activities for boys and girls after school.
With sports programs, there is plenty of opportunity for teens to work together while
building strength and leadership skills.
If your teenager’s school doesn’t offer school clubs, you can always try the local parks and
recreation department activities.
6. Media
If your teen loves writing, blogging, and tweeting, choosing a media based club might be a
great idea. Luckily, schools are full of news and informative clubs to help benefit the
community or local area. These include the school newspaper/magazine or the school TV
channel.
If your child’s school doesn’t offer such clubs you can help them start up their own blog,
website, or youtube channel.
7. Volunteer Work
Volunteer work is constantly on the rise with plenty of opportunities for your teen to get
involved. Working on volunteer projects will not only give your child a positive sense of
accomplishment but also tacks on engaging factors for your kid’s college application to
help the approval process.
From packing food at the local food pantry to walking animals at a local animal center,
there are always opportunities, no matter what your child’s interest are. Check with your
local town hall for more opportunities for your teen to engage in.
8. Cultural and Travel
By helping your teen discover their roots and get discover the amazing places that
surround them, you can personally help them boost their knowledge. Luckily, most schools offer language and multi-cultural clubs that can help benefit students with bi- yearly trips to surrounding countries.
When it comes to after school activities, how many is too many? The answer is, there are
never too many!

Read the following passage and the unfinished sentences carefully. Then choose the best answer and circle your choice.

When springtime comes, everything begins to wake up. Many animals in the woods have been asleep all winter. Birds have been away. Under the snow, the ground has been hard and still.

Then, all at once, it is spring! The days begin to grow long. From the south the birds fly back, ready to build their nests. Animals wake up and start to look for food.

Trees grow new leaves. Plants begin to flower. Baby birds and animals are born. Farmers are busy from morning until night.

In many countries, people greet the spring with songs and dancing. Springtime is a happy time all over the world.

The story as a whole is about……………

A. living in winter

B. birds flying south

C. flowers

D. springtime

Practise the dialogue with your partner.

Louise: Have you been to Bowl You Over, the new bowling club?

Grace: Actually, I've never been bowling. I've heard it's a bit boring.

Louise: You've never been bowling? Seriously? Let's try it next weekend. We can invite Lori and Jack, too.

Grace: It doesn't sound much fun to me, but we'll see what they say. I'm hungry. Have you had lunch?

Louise: No, I haven't eaten since breakfast. Let's have lunch together.

Grace: What do you fancy eating?

Louise: I don't know. Fish and chips, I suppose.

Grace: Wait a second. There's a great restaurant really near here. Come on.

Louise: OK.

Grace: Here it is.

Louise: Can't we have fish and chips?

Grace: Why not try something different? The food here is delicious. I think you'll enjoy it.

Louise: OK. I'll give it a try.

Grace: Great.

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1.Do more exercise 
Staying in shape is our most important tip. You can play football, or even go for long walks. It's OK, but make sure it's three times a week or more!
2. Sleep more
Getting plenty of rest is really important! It helps you to avoid depression and it helps you to concentrate at school. You'll also be fresher in the mornings!
3. Eat less junk food
You are what you eat! So make sure it's healthy food like fruits and vegetables, no junk food. It can help you to avoid obesity too.
4. Wash your hands more
It's so easy to get flu. We should all try to keep clean more. Then flu will find it harder to spread!
5. Watch less TV
There are some great things to watch. But too much isn't good for you or your eyes.
6.Spend less playing computer games
Many of us love computer games, but we should spend less time playing them. Limit your time to just one hour, two or three dáy a week, or less.

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Why spending time outdoors could help your child's eyesight

Playing on electronic devices certainly doesn't help their waistlines, but do you ever wonder what regular device use is doing to their eyesight? While there isn't much research out there yet about the impact of screens on eyesight - after all the iPhone was first unveiled by Apple in only 2007 - experts are concerned about growing levels of short-sightedness in children. And they suggest the best thing parents can do to prevent it is to encourage youngsters to spend more time outdoors in the sunlight.

There has been a massive rise around the globe in short-sightedness - or myopia as it's officially known - over recent decades. "We know that myopia or short-sightedness is becoming more common," says Chris Hammond, professor of ophthalmology at King's College London and consultant ophthalmic surgeon at St Thomas' Hospital. It has reached epidemic levels in East Asia, Singapore, Taiwan, South Korea, where approaching 90% of 18-year-olds are now short-sighted.

Read the following passage and the unfinished sentences carefully. Then choose the best answer and circle your choice.

When springtime comes, everything begins to wake up. Many animals in the woods have been asleep all winter. Birds have been away. Under the snow, the ground has been hard and still.

Then, all at once, it is spring! The days begin to grow long. From the south the birds fly back, ready to build their nests. Animals wake up and start to look for food.

Trees grow new leaves. Plants begin to flower. Baby birds and animals are born. Farmers are busy from morning until night.

In many countries, people greet the spring with songs and dancing. Springtime is a happy time all over the world.

Farmers ……………………… in the spring.

A. have little to do

B. begin to look for food

C. sing and dance to greet the spring

D. begin to get very busy

Read the following passage and the unfinished sentences carefully. Then choose the best answer and circle your choice.

When springtime comes, everything begins to wake up. Many animals in the woods have been asleep all winter. Birds have been away. Under the snow, the ground has been hard and still.

Then, all at once, it is spring! The days begin to grow long. From the south the birds fly back, ready to build their nests. Animals wake up and start to look for food.

Trees grow new leaves. Plants begin to flower. Baby birds and animals are born. Farmers are busy from morning until night.

In many countries, people greet the spring with songs and dancing. Springtime is a happy time all over the world.

Many animals go to sleep in winter because ……………………

A. it is difficult for them to find food.

B. they have been awake during the other seasons.

C. it is too cold for them to look for food.

D. they don’t need to eat