Kadir Thank you! Woman What’s your name? Kadir

Boy
That’s a good idea. I love basketball.
Girl
So basketball at 10 o’clock in the indoor arena. 
What about handball? That’s at twelve. 
Boy
I don’t fancy it. I’m not really into handball. 
It’s boring.
Girl
Do you think so? I like it. But I also like water 
polo. It’s really exciting!
Boy
Is that right? I never watch it.
Girl
You’ll enjoy it, believe me.
Boy
OK. So that’s water polo at four o’clock.
Girl
Great! I’ll buy the tickets.
3.38 Exam Skills Trainer 4, Exercise 4
If you type in ‘summer camps’ on the internet, you’ll probably
see a long list of children’s holiday organisations offering 
activities like swimming, fishing, volleyball and table tennis. 
Now try typing in ‘tech summer camps’ instead, and see 
what you get. Something very different. Rather than outdoor 
activities, tech summer camps offer young people 
an exciting range of technology-related courses and 
activities. 
SuperTech Summer Camp in Ireland has an interesting 
programme of events for children and teenagers between 
the ages of nine and seventeen. ‘Campers’ can learn about 
web programming, computer game design and even robot-
making. They can focus on one area of technology or try 
different things. They have the help of a number of course 
leaders who are all well-qualified and experienced teachers, 
engineers and scientists.
The camps are held at the O’Malley Centre. This is a large 
conference centre about 35 km to the west of Dublin. 
Children from the UK and Europe come to the camps. Each 
camp is one week, but children can come to two or three 
camps if they want a longer holiday. 
How did it all begin? Matthew Day was a science teacher at 
a school in Dublin and he wanted to offer something extra to
children in the summer holidays. He started SuperTech 
Summer Camp in 2008. The first summer camp was small, 
but now about 200 children attend the Summer Camps each
year. 
One week at SuperTech Summer Camp costs £700 
per child.
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Unit 9
4.02 Lesson 9A, Exercise 3
bath bed bin blinds bookcase carpet chair
chest-of-drawers clock cooker cupboard curtains
desk dishwasher hi-fi lamp light mirror rug
shelves shower sink sofa stool table toilet
wardrobe washing machine
4.03 Lesson 9A, Exercise 6
basement bathroom bedroom dining room garage 
garden hall kitchen living room loft study
toilet utility room
4.04 Lesson 9A, Exercises 8 and 9