A. Match the words with their meanings.
| Words | Meanings |
|---|---|
| magnificent | vi. extremely attractive and impressive |
| glaciers | v. rivers of ice |
| hotspot | vii. a place of significant activity |
| astonished | ii. surprised; amazed |
| enchanting | i. charming |
| flora and fauna | iii. plants and animals |
| perennial | iv. everlasting; never-ending |
B. Circle the best answer.
a. What are the visitors expected to achieve the most in this package holiday?
- β’amusement of panoramic mountain views and landscapes
- β’enough physical activity in the lap of nature
- β’self-transformation with Yoga in serene Nepali hill stationsβ
b. What will the visitors do on the first day of their tour?
- β’go to Pokhara
- β’Discuss the programmeβ
- β’practice Yoga for an hour
c. Where will the visitors stay on the fourth day?
- β’at Tikhedhunga
- β’at Banthanti
- β’at Ghorepani β
d. What is the destination of the visitors on the sixth day?
- β’Ghorepani
- β’Tadapani β
- β’iii. Deurali
e. Which place will the tourists visit last as a part of the package?
- β’Ghandruk β
- β’Nayapul
- β’Pokhara
C. Answer the following questions.
a. Make a list of the advantages of the Yoga trek in the Nepali hilly region.
Ans:
β The Yoga Trek offers participants an excellent way to experience spectacular mountain scenery while also discovering the less-known cultural richness of Nepal.
β It allows trekkers to apply Yoga principles to their everyday lives while enjoying magnificent views of snow-covered peaks and glaciers.
β The programme also promotes an intensive process of inner development and personal transformation.
β The route goes through several tourist hotspots and passes beautiful icy waterfalls, making the journey especially enjoyable.
β Besides providing meaningful physical exercise, the trek helps develop mental openness, relaxation, and awareness while keeping participants surrounded by an appealing natural setting.
b. Who can take part in this Yoga trek programme?
Ans:
β The programme welcomes people with different levels of experience and provides a distinctive opportunity for anyone wishing to strengthen the body, mind and soul.
c. What would you enjoy the most in Ghandruk if you were one of the visitors?
Ans:
β If I were travelling with the group, I would especially enjoy the close-up views of Annapurna South and Machhapuchhre Himalayas because I have a strong appreciation for nature.
d. How many days do the visitors do Yoga during the programme?
Ans:
β Yoga is practised by the visitors for five days throughout the programme.
e. How is the Yoga hour mainly managed every day in this holiday trek?
Ans:
β Each day, the scheduled Yoga sessions are generally conducted once in the morning and again in the evening.
π Grammar
Choose the best answer to complete the following sentences.
a. Itβs really hot here. β¦β¦. a window.
=> Answer: Iβll open
b. I donβt have a bank account. β¦β¦β¦. an account in Nepal Bank Ltd.
=> Answer: Iβm going to open
c. A: Would you take tea or coffee?
B: β¦β¦β¦ coffee, please.
=> Answer: Iβll have
d. Iβve decided that β¦β¦β¦ to the class teacher about my family situation.
=> Answer: Iβm going to talk
e. Next week, we β¦β¦β¦. on Lake Rara.
=> Answer: will boat
f. I would love to go out with you tomorrow but β¦β¦β¦ dinner with Dolma.
=> Answer: Iβm having
g. I canβt come to class next Monday. β¦β¦β¦ a tooth taken out.
=> Answer: Iβm having
βοΈ Writing
Imagine that you are going on a trek during your vacation. What will you do on different days? Write a couple of paragraphs about your plans.
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During my vacation, I would organize a week-long trekking trip that combines adventure, relaxation, and exploration. On the first day, I would arrive at the trekking destination, settle into my accommodation, and spend some time becoming familiar with the surroundings. I would also take part in an orientation programme where I could learn about the trails, safety measures, weather, terrain, and important precautions before beginning the trek.
From the second to the fourth day, I would devote most of my time to walking through the wilderness. I would begin each morning with a healthy breakfast and then continue along trails surrounded by forests, mountains, and challenging landscapes. I would take short breaks whenever necessary to rest and drink water while enjoying the scenery. I would also photograph beautiful places and observe the peaceful natural environment along the route.
On the fifth day, I would slow down and give myself time to rest and explore. I would select a peaceful location, perhaps beside a lake or among green meadows, where I could relax and regain my energy. I might read, meditate, or simply enjoy the quiet surroundings. Later, I would visit nearby villages, historical remains, or waterfalls to learn more about the local culture and history.
The sixth and seventh days would be the most exciting part of my journey because I would attempt to reach the summit or the highest point of the trail. The climb would require considerable physical effort, but reaching the destination would make it worthwhile. From the top, I would admire the wide mountain views, take photographs, and celebrate the achievement with other trekkers. The entire trip would give me a chance to experience nature closely, overcome challenges, and create memorable experiences.