The people below all want to go on a family holiday, which offers activities for teenagers. On the opposite page there are descriptions of eight holiday resorts.

Decide which website would be the most suitable for the following people.

For questions 8-10, mark the correct letter (A-H) on your answer sheet.

Janine is experienced at sailing, and wants to enter some races. She'd also like to go to social events just for teenagers, and to make food for them, as she loves cooking.

Peter is keen to do some walking and to take photos of wildlife. He'd like to learn how to find his way when he's walking and also spend time camping with other young people.

David has never been sailing before and would like to try it. He also wants to improve his climbing skills and get a qualification for dealing with small injuries during climbs.

Anya would love to learn to ride a horse and go out along the beach, She'd als like to go on a boat ride. Anya's family need somewhere with activities for her 7-year-old sister.

Sarah is a keen cyclist and enjoys long-distance rides. She'd like to join an organised ride along the coast and to learn more about how to look after her bicycle. Family holiday resorts with activities

B

Hunston

For anyone with experience in horse riding, this is a great place, with fantastic rides through the forests. But if you prefer walking or geling, there are short organised trips near the beach here, each group following their own route on a map, and ending in a picnic made by the young people taking part.

C

Penwater

Take your camping equipment if you're going here - leaders drive teenage groups out to the forest for overnight stays! Then, the next morning, everyone helps to cook the breakfast before travelling back to their parents. Groups can also stay on with their guides and go rock climbing if they want.

E

Barton Sands

This place is perfect for anyone who enjoys being on two wheels! It offers safe routes alongside the beach, where the guides organise cycle rides of several kilometres. Guides will also give advice on how to keep your bike in good condition. There are also walks organised along the cliffs.

G

Salmouth

The beach and nearby mountains are perfect for the outdoor activities organised here-climbing and sailing competitions, and ferry trips to nearby islands! There's even plenty for young children. Also, if you've never ridden before, now's your chance-daily lessons take place on the sand.

Midcombe

Can you get to the top of Midcombe's cafía? Your guide will teach you how to get up the cocks effectively, and try more difficult routes. Training is available on what to da if you get burt and a certificate to show what you've learnt! Sailing lessons at all levels are also given in the harbour.

D

Westsea

Guides take groups of teenagers on organised trips on foot along the beach and walking in the hills. There's plenty to see seabirds and sometimes even dolphins, so bring your camera! The guides will teach you to use a map and to put up a tent for an overnight stay with your group.

F

Rendalls Bay

This bay is fantastic for watersports like sailing and also boat trips along the coast. It's also popular with photographers and anyone interested in seeing the wildlife here. For those who prefer indoor activities, there are cookery and photography courses, and safe play areas for younger children.

H

Sunninglea

There are plenty of watersports here, including all kinds of boats for hiret Weekend boat competitions are held to see who can be the fastest across the harbourt There are beach activities for children and parties for young people and the organisers always welcome help with the refreshments.

Test 6 15

​