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The cheese rolling tradition is a fun and exciting event that takes place in England. Every year, people gather at a hill called Cooper’s Hill in Gloucestershire. The most famous part of this event is when a large wheel of cheese is rolled down the hill, and then people run after it to catch it. The person who catches the cheese or reaches the bottom of the hill first wins a prize. The race is very fast and a little bit crazy because the hill is steep and bumpy, so sometimes people fall or tumble while running. Many spectators come to watch the fun and sometimes join in the race. The tradition started many years ago and is now a popular event in England. The cheese used in the race is usually a round of double Gloucester cheese, which is a special type of cheese from England. The event happens in the spring or summer, and people wear casual clothes or costumes to make the race even more amusing. The cheese rolling tradition shows the lively and playful side of English culture. It is a unique event that attracts visitors from all over the world who want to see this funny race. For children, it is a wonderful experience to watch this race because it is full of excitement, laughter, and fun. This tradition also teaches people to enjoy their local customs and celebrate their community in a joyful way. By the way, a cheese rolling race is also held in Italy. And cheese festivals are held all over the world.

A.  Cheese rolling takes place...

1)  annually

2)  every month

3)  twice a year

B.  People roll ... down the hill.

1)  a large wheel

2)  each other

3)  usually a double Gloucester cheese

C.  When does cheese rolling take place?

1)  In spring.

2)  In spring or winter.

3)  In spring or summer.

D.  The race is won...

1)  by the person who catches cheese or is first to reach the bottom of the hill

2)  by several people who catch the cheese

3)  by person who catches and eats the cheese

E.  Cheese rolling is a tradition which exists...

1)  in England and in Italy

2)  only in England. It is a crazy but amusing English tradition.

3)  everywhere. Such races are held all over the world.

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White whales, also A ____ as Beluga whales, are special marine animals found in the cold waters of the Arctic and sub-Arctic regions. They B ____ easily recognized by their white color and small, rounded bodies. Belugas are friendly and social animals, who often C ____ in large groups called pods. They communicate with each other using a variety of sounds, like whistles and clicks. These whales are good swimmers and can dive deep into the water to find food such as fish, shrimp, and other small sea creatures. Belugas are important to their environment and are protected by law because their number is decreasing due to pollution and hunting. They are amazing creatures that adapt D ____ to cold water and are E ____ by many people for their gentle nature and bright white appearance.

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