F.1.Use of English - Adventuretravel&Powernaps
F.1.Use of English - Adventuretravel&Powernaps
F.1.Use of English - Adventuretravel&Powernaps
Wilfred Thesinger, the (0) D explorer once said, ‘We live our lives second-hand’. Sadly, his words
are true for far too many of us, as we (1) …….... in front of the television, (2) …….... in ‘reality’
television, living our adventures through the words and pictures of others. But it does not have to be
that way – there are more opportunities than ever for taking a break from our increasingly sanitised
lives and exploring not only some exotic (3) …….... of the globe, but also our own abilities and
ambitions. The kind of first-hand experience whose loss Thesinger laments is still available for anyone
willing to forsake the beaten (4) …….... , and put their mind to (5) …….... into the less explored
The (7) …….... in travel in recent years has been towards what is known as adventure travel. But
adventure doesn’t have to involve physical exertion; be it haggling over a souvenir in Peru, or getting
POWER NAPS
sleep which dramatically improves (17) ............ , making it especially useful for ALERT
business (18) ............... However, the conditions must be right and practice is EXECUTE
To prevent (20) …….… on awakening, power naps should last about 25 ORIENTATE
minutes. Falling asleep so quickly takes practice, but is in fact a habit which is
(21) …….… easy to acquire. Initially, it is more important to relax for a while COMPARE
than actually fall asleep, and power-napping is not a good idea if you find it
Finally, power-napping should not be confused with the kind of dozing that can
(23) …….… a sensation of overwhelming sleepiness during the day, which COMPANY