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Read and discover more about the wor ld!This ser ies of non-f ict ion readers provides

interest ing and educat ionaI content, wi thact iv i t ies and project work.

Ser ies Edi tor : HazeI Geatches

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Around the WorldJulie Penn

Introduction

1 Goa[!2 Snow Sports3 Let's Dance!4 Martial Arts

5 Let's Read!

6 At the Game7 Making Music

8 Beach Sports9 Scouting

10 Let's Cycle!ActivitiesProjec'ts

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Some people think that Brazilians are

good at soccer because they learn a special

way to play when they are children. They

learn to play a type of soccer called futsal.

There are five players in each team. The

ball is small, but it's full of sand so it's

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People here love to watch and play soccer

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In Brazrl you don't need a pitch or

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2 The land is f[at, so it's a good / bad ptaceto cycte.

3 There are t7,000 kilometers of cycteparts / paths.

4 f n the Netherlands 25% / gS% of peoptego cycling.

5 Cars have to wait for bicycles / planes.

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2 You can do this on a track orin a skatepark.

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BMX riding is popular

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3 Which new free-time activit ies do you want to do?

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