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    Roadmap Report A1 - Unit

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    The document is a reading passage about mountain biking from a roadmap report that corresponds with lessons 7A. It includes questions before, during, and after watching a video about mountain biking. The passage discusses mountain biking as an activity, provides an infographic with statistics about cycling, and has the learner watch a video interview with professional mountain biker Daryl about his training, needs for the sport, and why he enjoys it. Learners are asked comprehension questions about the infographic and video.

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    The document is a reading passage about mountain biking from a roadmap report that corresponds with lessons 7A. It includes questions before, during, and after watching a video about mountain biking. The passage discusses mountain biking as an activity, provides an infographic with statistics about cycling, and has the learner watch a video interview with professional mountain biker Daryl about his training, needs for the sport, and why he enjoys it. Learners are asked comprehension questions about the infographic and video.

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    The document is a reading passage about mountain biking from a roadmap report that corresponds with lessons 7A. It includes questions before, during, and after watching a video about mountain biking. The passage discusses mountain biking as an activity, provides an infographic with statistics about cycling, and has the learner watch a video interview with professional mountain biker Daryl about his training, needs for the sport, and why he enjoys it. Learners are asked comprehension questions about the infographic and video.

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    Roadmap Report A1 - Unit

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    The document is a reading passage about mountain biking from a roadmap report that corresponds with lessons 7A. It includes questions before, during, and after watching a video about mountain biking. The passage discusses mountain biking as an activity, provides an infographic with statistics about cycling, and has the learner watch a video interview with professional mountain biker Daryl about his training, needs for the sport, and why he enjoys it. Learners are asked comprehension questions about the infographic and video.

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    The Roadmap Report

    A1 Unit 7: Mountain biking Corresponds with Lessons 7A

    3 Read the infographic again. Are the sentences true (T) or false (F)?
    BEFORE YOU WATCH
    1 There are 1,000,000 bikes in the world today.

    1 Work in groups. Answer the questions. 2 More people cycle to work now than in 1999.

    1 Have you got a bike? 3 42 percent of British people cycle once a month.

    2 How often do you ride a bike? 4 The National Cycle Network joins every city in Europe.

    3 Do you like cycling? 5 The Trans-Pennine Trail goes from sea to sea.
    6 The Tour de France is 14,000 kilometres long.
    2 Work in pairs. Read the infographic. 7 The Tour de France starts in Paris every year.
    What information do you think is 8 Chris Hoy has got six Olympic gold medals.
    interesting? Why?

    CYCLING
    There are 1,000,000,000 bikes in the world today.

    There are four times


    more cyclists in London
    now than there were
    in 1999.
    1999 2020

    42 percent of British people have got a bike but only


    42% 10 percent of them ride a bike for fun once a month. 4.2%

    The Trans-Pennine
    The National Cycle
    Trail goes across the UK
    Network joins every town
    from the Irish Sea in the
    and city in the UK. It is
    UK 14,000 miles long and
    west to the North Sea in
    the east. The trail goes over
    5,000,000 people
    the Pennine hills, so it is
    use it every year.
    difficult for beginners!
    FINISH
    The Tour de France is a
    long cycle race in France.
    Cycling is an Olympic sport.
    It starts in a different place
    Paris Chris Hoy is a famous
    each year but always
    British cyclist. He’s got
    finishes in Paris. It’s more FRANCE
    seven Olympic medals,
    than 3,000 kilometres
    six gold and one silver.
    long and takes more
    than three weeks.

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    The Roadmap Report
    A1 Unit 7: Mountain biking Corresponds with Lessons 7A

    WHILE YOU WATCH AFTER YOU WATCH

    4 Read the words. Watch the video and tick (✓) the places you hear. 6 Work in pairs. Discuss the questions.
    field mountain 1 Can you ride a mountain bike?
    hill river 2 Do you think it is dangerous?
    island the sea
    7 a Think of an activity you can do.
    lake trees Make notes about:
    • how often you do it.
    5 a Work in pairs. Choose the correct answers (a or b).
    • what you do to practise it.
    1 How often does Daryl train?
    • what you need to do it.
    a twice a week b three to five times a week
    • who you do it with.
    2 What does Daryl do to train?
    a riding and running b riding and jumps • why you like it.
    3 What do you need to be a professional mountain biker? b Work in pairs. Take it in turns to ask
    a bike and a helmet b a bike and cycling shorts and answer questions about your
    4 Do you need an expensive bike? activity.
    a yes b no A: My activity is running.
    5 Why does Daryl like mountain biking? B: How often do you run?
    a He loves the beautiful countryside. b He loves riding fast. A: I usually run three or four times
    6 Is the UK a good place for mountain biking? a week.
    a Yes, it’s great. b No, there aren’t very many mountains.
    7 What does Daryl like about Whistler in Canada?
    a the mountains and the people b the mountains and the lakes
    8 Why does Daryl think mountain biking is so popular?
    a It’s cheap to start. b It’s easy to start.

    b Watch the video and check your answers.


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