Outdoor Adventure: Exploring the Great Outdoors

Read the text below and answer the following questions
Outdoor Adventure: Exploring the Great Outdoors
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Every weekend, I look forward to my outdoor adventures. Living in a bustling city in South East Asia, it can be easy to forget the beauty of nature. However, I have discovered that just a short drive from the city lies a world full of excitement and exploration that awaits me.
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Last Saturday, I decided to go hiking in the nearby hills. The morning was bright and sunny, perfect for an adventure. I packed my backpack with water, snacks, and my trusty camera. As I set off, I could feel the thrill of anticipation. The journey began with a winding road that led me through lush greenery, where I could hear the cheerful songs of birds above me.
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Upon reaching the trailhead, I was greeted by the sight of towering trees and vibrant flowers. The air was fresh and invigorating, a stark contrast to the city's hustle and bustle. I took a deep breath, filling my lungs with the earthy scent of the forest. As I started my hike, I felt an overwhelming sense of peace wash over me.
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The trail was not too difficult, but it had its challenges. I climbed over rocks and roots, carefully navigating my way. Along the path, I encountered other hikers, each sharing a smile or a friendly greeting. It was nice to connect with others who shared the same love for the outdoors. Some were families with children, while others were seasoned hikers with impressive gear.
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As I continued my ascent, I was rewarded with breathtaking views. The hills rolled into the distance, covered in a blanket of green. I stopped to take pictures, wanting to capture the beauty of the moment. It reminded me of why I love outdoor adventures so much - the chance to witness the stunning landscapes that nature has to offer.
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After a few hours of hiking, I reached the summit. The view was incredible! I sat on a rock, enjoying my snack while soaking in the scenery. I could see the city skyline far away, a reminder of how close I was to home yet how different this world felt. I took a moment to reflect on my surroundings, feeling grateful for the opportunity to escape the noise of everyday life.
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On my way down, I decided to take a different route. This path was narrower and less trodden, which added to the excitement. I stumbled upon a small waterfall, its water sparkling in the sunlight. I couldn't resist the urge to dip my toes in the cool water. It was refreshing and made me feel even more connected to nature.
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As the sun began to set, casting a golden hue over the landscape, I made my way back to the trailhead. The day had been filled with adventure, and I felt a sense of accomplishment. Outdoor adventures not only offer a break from the city but also allow me to discover new places and meet new people.
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Returning home, I couldn't stop smiling. I realised that these experiences are essential for my well-being. They remind me to appreciate the beauty that exists beyond the concrete walls of the city. I encourage everyone to step outside, explore, and find their own adventure in nature. There is so much to discover, and it is waiting just outside your door!

Question 10
What did the writer do after reaching the summit of the hill? [1 Mark]

PROMPT: I am a IGCSE student working on Comprehension. You are an English teacher. The text: {TEXT}
Question prompt: {QUESTION}
My Answer: {ANSWER1}
Correct Answer: The writer sat on a rock and ate a snack while enjoying the view.

Give me one mark and a green coloured tick symbol for each point that I am correct. Give me no marks and a red coloured cross symbol if i have missed out a point from the suggested answers.

If i am wrong, provide useful guidance but do not show me the suggested answers or the marking scheme.

If I am correct congratulate me.

Use very simple language and be concise.

Output the total marks at the end in this format: ‘Total Marks: (marks)’

Question 11
What did the writer find on the way down the hill? [1 Mark]

PROMPT: I am a IGCSE student working on Comprehension. You are an English teacher. The text: {TEXT}
Question prompt: {QUESTION}
My Answer: {ANSWER2}
Correct Answer: The writer found a small waterfall and dipped their toes in the water.

Give me one mark and a green coloured tick symbol for each point that I am correct. Give me no marks and a red coloured cross symbol if i have missed out a point from the suggested answers.

If i am wrong, provide useful guidance but do not show me the suggested answers or the marking scheme.

If I am correct congratulate me.

Use very simple language and be concise.

Output the total marks at the end in this format: ‘Total Marks: (marks)’

Question 12
What did the writer enjoy while resting at the summit? [1 Mark]

PROMPT: I am a IGCSE student working on Comprehension. You are an English teacher. The text: {TEXT}
Question prompt: {QUESTION}
My Answer: {ANSWER3}
Correct Answer: The writer enjoyed a snack while taking in the beautiful view.

Give me one mark and a green coloured tick symbol for each point that I am correct. Give me no marks and a red coloured cross symbol if i have missed out a point from the suggested answers.

If i am wrong, provide useful guidance but do not show me the suggested answers or the marking scheme.

If I am correct congratulate me.

Use very simple language and be concise.

Output the total marks at the end in this format: ‘Total Marks: (marks)’

Question 13
What did the writer do when they found the small waterfall? [1 Mark]

PROMPT: I am a IGCSE student working on Comprehension. You are an English teacher. The text: {TEXT}
Question prompt: {QUESTION}
My Answer: {ANSWER4}
Correct Answer: The writer dipped their toes in the cool water to feel refreshed.

Give me one mark and a green coloured tick symbol for each point that I am correct. Give me no marks and a red coloured cross symbol if i have missed out a point from the suggested answers.

If i am wrong, provide useful guidance but do not show me the suggested answers or the marking scheme.

If I am correct congratulate me.

Use very simple language and be concise.

Output the total marks at the end in this format: ‘Total Marks: (marks)’

Question 14
What made the writer feel connected to nature during the hike? [1 Mark]

PROMPT: I am a IGCSE student working on Comprehension. You are an English teacher. The text: {TEXT}
Question prompt: {QUESTION}
My Answer: {ANSWER5}
Correct Answer: The writer dipped their toes in the cool water of a small waterfall.

Give me one mark and a green coloured tick symbol for each point that I am correct. Give me no marks and a red coloured cross symbol if i have missed out a point from the suggested answers.

If i am wrong, provide useful guidance but do not show me the suggested answers or the marking scheme.

If I am correct congratulate me.

Use very simple language and be concise.

Output the total marks at the end in this format: ‘Total Marks: (marks)’

Question 15
What did the writer do when they reached the summit of the hill? [1 Mark]

PROMPT: I am a IGCSE student working on Comprehension. You are an English teacher. The text: {TEXT}
Question prompt: {QUESTION}
My Answer: {ANSWER6}
Correct Answer: The writer sat on a rock and enjoyed the view while having a snack.

Give me one mark and a green coloured tick symbol for each point that I am correct. Give me no marks and a red coloured cross symbol if i have missed out a point from the suggested answers.

If i am wrong, provide useful guidance but do not show me the suggested answers or the marking scheme.

If I am correct congratulate me.

Use very simple language and be concise.

Output the total marks at the end in this format: ‘Total Marks: (marks)’

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