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Questions

According to the article:

• How do you use your leisure time and how do you feel when deciding what to
do in that time?

I utilize my leisure time in various ways. Sometimes, I wake up early to go for a


run in a park near my house; it's really important for my physical well-being.
Generally, I enjoy playing computer games and engaging in competitive
matches with my friends on FIFA. On the flip side, soccer is a central part of my
life. Therefore, I regularly watch videos of different players participating in
various competitions worldwide. This helps me enhance my skills in the sport.

Regarding the second question, I feel comfortable. It is a necessary time for


everyone in their life. Everything can't revolve around work or school. I am a
dreamer when it comes to life, and I plan to spend my time with my family and
friends. Moreover, I don't carry the heavy responsibility of making all the
decisions for my time; I am fortunate to have my parents. They are the ones
who should feel the stress.

• Mention three different ways to ask someone what are they doing tonight, this
weekend…

Are you going out tonight?


Have you got any plans for this weekend?
Are you doing anything tonight?
What are you up to at the weekend?

• What are you going to do on your next vacations?

In my next vacation, I will travel to Mexico. I want to practice windsurfing in


Cancun, but I also want to visit XCARET park. My dream is to go scuba diving in
Cabo, but it could be dangerous. However, it could also be a great experience. In
this park, I plan to do bungee jumping with my family.

Which are three ways the video mentioned to spend leisure time
Sleeping
Playing with children
Listening to music

According to the podcast

• Describe how every teacher expressed the concept of table form their different
subjects.

1. Chemistry: The periodic table teaches us about the substances that compose
different materials.
2. Social Studies: In the years of Mesopotamia, the tablet is related to
cuneiform writing, which was done on clay tablets.
3. Mathematics: Tables can be qualitative and quantitative, and based on their
variables, they generate statistical data.
4. Spanish: Tables illustrate the relationship between phonemes and
graphemes and explain the types of sounds and articulations.
5. Philosophy: In philosophy, tables relate to propositions that are true or false
and the organization of thought.
6. Technology: Tables are used in databases, spreadsheets, and data
processing.

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