Camp Lolikan in the Pocono Mountains

All Arts, Sports & Adventure Activities! First-time Camper Program provides tuition insurance and guarantees a great summer of Fun, Friendships and Learning! Special features: 51 years of camp operation, 65+ daily activities, professional instruction, horseback riding (included in tuition), jet skiing, water skiing, circus, paintball, spy camp, survival camp, huge skate park, private lake, heated pool, and many others.

Sessions include 2, 4, 6 & 8 weeks. Camp tours available year­-round.

Camp Address: Wallerville Rd., Lake Como, Pennsylvania 18437.

Rockbrook Camp

Since 1921, Rockbrook Camp has been a place for girls to enjoy their summer days creating friendships and memories. Located in the beautiful mountains of North Carolina, Rockbrook offers campers opportunities to try many activities from riding to crafts, sports, and drama, in a noncompetitive setting. Offering 1, 2, 3, and 4 week sessions for girls, ages 6-16. Play outside this summer at Rockbrook Camp!

Capacity: 190. Type: Residential. Cost / Wk: $650-999. Gender: Girls only.

Camp Hilltop

Fun, Friendly, Family oriented Camp located in the Western End of the Catskill Mountains. 4:1 Camper to Counselor ratio. 2 to 8 week sessions available. We offer over forty different activities. Campers live in modern cabins with bathroom facilities within.

Camp address: 7825 County Highway 67, Hancock, New York 13783. www.camphUltop.com

Camp Voyageur

Founded and operated by the Erdmann family since 1951, Camp Voyageur has specialized in sending boys on extended canoe, kayak and hiking trips in the adjacent Boundary Waters Wilderness and Quetico Provincial Park. While in camp, boys do the usual activities of any other camp: crafts, soccer, basketball, volleyball, Ultimate Frisbee, archery, swimming, skiing, fishing and wakeboarding. But about half of your time at camp you will be on the trail; canoeing, backpacking or kayaking in the largest canoe wilderness in the world, the BWCAW, which is right out our front door. Come join the two or three generations of young men who have learned to love the wilderness and made friends from all over the world while doing so.

Camp Type: Residential. Gender: Boys. Age of Campers: 9 to 18 years old

A Campers have a choice of everyday activities.

B Campers of all ages are invited.

C Children of both sexes are admitted to the camp.

D In this camp, the emphasis is placed on a rich variety of outdoor sports activities.

E Every four campers are supervised by one instructor.

F The camp has sports grounds for playing tennis and soccer.

G Campers can excel in theatric performances.

H The camp operates 12 months a year.

Task 2 Read the text below. For (6-10) choose "T" if the statement is true according to the text, "F" if it is false. Write your answers in the boxes. An example (0) has been done for you.

A Strange Visit

Dear David,

Many thanks for your long and interesting letter. What a pity, though, that you had to write about what Jonathan has been up to in it. I must say it seemed to me quite unnecessary. I couldn't of course let Amanda read it, though she kept asking for days. Rather thoughtless of you, dear, wasn't it, because naturally the children are interested in your letters.

You didn't tell me, by the way, that there was a bomb explosion in your office building shortly after you arrived, but I suppose you didn't want to worry us. Were you in any danger? If things get any worse, you'll just have to come home, and we'll have to manage without all that money.

By the way, as you didn't answer my question about the washing­-machine, I have bought a new one. Fully automatic and rather expensive but it's super.

I heard about the bomb from Mr. Zapp. A very curious visit which I must tell you about. He came round the other evening with the book you wanted. It was the most awkward time, about six just as we were about to have dinner, but I felt that I had to invite him in since he'd taken the trouble to bring your book round and he looked rather miserable standing in the wet snow outside the front door wearing waterproof boots and a funny fur hat. He didn't need any persuading - practically knocked me over in his eagerness to get in the house. I took him into the front room for a quick drink, but it was like an iceberg - I don't bother to light a fire in there now you're away - so I had to take him into the dining-room, where the children were just beginning to fight because they were hungry for their dinner. I asked him if he would mind me serving the children their meal while he finished his drink, hoping this would give him the idea that he should leave promptly, but he said no, he didn't mind and. I should eat too, and he took off his hat and coat and sat down to watch us. And I mean watch us. His eyes followed every movement from dish to plate to mouth. It was very embarrassing. The children fell strangely silent, and I could see that Amanda and Robert were looking at each other and going red in the face with the effort of trying not to laugh. In the end I had to ask him if he wouldn't like to join us for the meal...

Love, Rosemary

0 The children are always interested in: their father's letters. - T

6 The bomb had exploded before David arrived.

7 David works away from home.

8 The behaviour of Mr. Zapp wasn't strange at all.

9 The children's faces got red because they tried not to laugh.

10 Rosemary bought a rather expensive dish-washer.

Task 3 Read the text below. For question (11-15) choose the correct answer (A, B, C or D). Write your answer in the boxes. An example (0) has been done for you.

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