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Don't Try This at HomeVersión en línea Choose the correct variant por yulia pchela 1 According to the first paragraph, what is the main advantage of using special skateparks? a They are free of charge for young people. b They allow skaters to practice without bothering pedestrians or drivers. c They are the only places where world champions practice. d They are located in every neighborhood. 2 Why does the author mention parents? a To show how supportive parents are of skateboarding. b To highlight the financial cost of building a skatepark. c To suggest that most parents would be shocked or unhappy about skating indoors. d To explain why Pierre Andre Senizergues wanted to become a professional. 3 What is unique about Pierre Andre Senizergues? a He is a parent who hates skateboarding. b He is a world champion skateboarder who designed a skateable home. c He is an architect who only builds outdoor parks. d He is a Malibu resident who wants to ban skateboarding. 4 The house in Malibu is described as a "mixture" because: a It uses many different building materials. b It is located between the city and the beach. c It functions as both a regular residence and a practice area. d It was designed by a team of many different people. 5 How do the "walls, floors and ceilings" help the skateboarders? a They are painted in bright colors to help with visibility. b They are made of soft materials to prevent injuries. c They are curved to help skaters gain speed and perform jumps. d They are extra thick to reduce the noise for the neighbors. 6 What does the final sentence ("Who needs an outdoor park when there's one in the next room!") imply? a Outdoor parks are no longer necessary for anyone. b The Malibu house is so well-designed that an outdoor park isn't needed. c Living in Malibu is better than living anywhere else. d Skateboarders should never practice outdoors. 7 Which word best fits blank (1) based on the context of learning "new skills"? a give up b show off c look up d take off

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According to the first paragraph, what is the main advantage of using special skateparks?

Why does the author mention parents?

What is unique about Pierre Andre Senizergues?

The house in Malibu is described as a "mixture" because:

How do the "walls, floors and ceilings" help the skateboarders?

What does the final sentence ("Who needs an outdoor park when there's one in the next room!") imply?

Which word best fits blank (1) based on the context of learning "new skills"?