I. Read the article. Circle T for True or F for False.

Daniel Raven-Ellison is a city explorer. He says, "When I travel, I always keep my eyes peeled for unusual ... art. This type of unusual art is often out on the street, not inside buildings. When Raven-Ellison finds the art, he looks at the surroundings and thinks about why the artist chose that place.

Raven-Ellison also looks at the art itself. He wants to understand what the artist is trying to tell other people. He believes that sometimes the message is playful and amusing, and other times it's beautiful and amazing. Sometimes, the artist may have no message at all.

The art that Raven-Ellison likes the most shows the artist's opinions. He likes it when people can "hear" the message above the noise of the city.

To "keep your eyes peeled" means to look carefully for something.

II. Choose the correct word (A, B, or C) to fill in each blank in the following passage

My school has a number of volunteer activities every summer. The activities include donating books to village children, (1) kids in the neighbourhood, teaching English to primary students, reading books or cooking food for the (2). Our school started this programme five years ago. Every student can join one or two activities. In the beginning, we thought about (3) we should join in these activities. We then thought about what (4) we wanted to do. Those who like reading could choose to collect and donate (5). Those who are good at English could (6) primary students. Finally, we signed up for the activities we chose. Our teachers often encourage us to (7) committed. They also help us when we need it. We have a lot of fun and learn many things from (8) the activities.

Listen to the conversation between Thu and Ron. Circle the best answer A, B, or C. You will listen TWICE.

What activity did Ron do in Alaska?