By Nate Feldman
Adventure = visiting far away place for fun
activities
Choose = to pick something
Trip = go out somewhere
Hike = big walk
Low-cost = cheap
Across =
from one side to the other
If you
live in Jeddah, you must drive across Saudi Arabia to get to Dammam. If you want to get to California from
Pennsylvania, you must fly or drive across the USA.
Anywhere =
the place doesn’t matter
I am so
hungry, I will eat my lunch anywhere.
Climb = go
up something
Important =
something big
*Learning
English is important for students here.
To row a
boat = to move the boat with a paddle
Random =
choosing something without planning or thinking
Accept =
you agree to something
A micro-adventure
There are
many good places for micro-adventures in my area. One place I like is Marsh Creek State
Park. It’s a beautiful place with a
lake. You can row a boat there, or you
can kayak. You also can rent a
motorboat. There are woods with lots of trails,
so you can go hiking there. You can also
have a picnic with your family because they have benches and places to grill
food. Also, there is a public swimming
pool. You can go there during the
summer. Marsh Creek State Park is a
great place for a micro-adventure.
Reading
for Main Ideas
I am a
very active person, so I like to go on many adventures. I go on adventures to the beach because I like
the ocean and swimming. I also go on
adventures to the woods because I like nature and quiet places. I also go on adventures to cities because I
like restaurants and meeting different people.
Adventures are fun for me.
The main idea of this paragraph is:
A.
I
go swimming at the beach
B. I
go on adventures to different places
C.
Cities
are good places for adventures
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