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Skills





                       Reading

                  1    Read about three places in London and match them to sentences 1–6.

                       1    You don’t have to pay to go in.   ...................................................................................................................
                       2    It’s dark in here.            ...................................................................................................................
                       3    It’s not far to theatres from here.   ...................................................................................................................
                       4    You often have to wait to go in.   ...................................................................................................................
                       5    You can touch many things here.   ...................................................................................................................
                       6    People sing and act outside here.  ...................................................................................................................


             Your top three places in London


              What are the best places         The Science Museum
              to go to in London? Here         You can find three of
              are our readers’ top three –     London’s biggest museums
              with some comments!              in Kensington: the Natural
                                               History Museum, the Victoria
                                               and Albert Museum, and the
                                               Science Museum. The last
                                               of these is the most popular
                                               with teenagers – and not only
                                               because it’s free! Here, you can find out about everything: earthquakes,
                                               the history of flight, space travel and the human body. You can see
                                               Stephenson’s Rocket, which was the first ever train, and the Apollo
                                               spacecraft.
                                               ‘I love it because there are a lot of hands-on things – things to touch and
                                               pull and play with. Lots of fun!’ Andy, 15




              The London Dungeon
              If you like museums which are
              exciting, scary and teach you lots
              about a city, then this is the place
              for you! This is one of London’s
              biggest tourist attractions, and it’s
              just round the corner from  the
              London Eye. There’s usually  a
              big queue outside, so try to come
              here early if you can. This fun,  Covent Garden
              interactive museum is all about  Covent Garden is a very popular place in London. People who like
              prisons, torture and death during  music, food and shopping love the special atmosphere of this famous
              the  history  of  London.  You  can  area. Until the 1970s, Covent Garden was a flower market, but now it
              also see lots of actors who perform  has cool shops, cafés, restaurants and street theatre. You can see lots
              shows about famous murderers like  of street performers who entertain tourists with puppet shows, crazy
              Sweeney Todd and Jack the Ripper  dancing and beautiful singing. There are lots of interesting theatres and
              – so don’t come alone!           museums nearby, too.
              ‘Brilliant! It’s dark and cold and  ‘I love going there in the summer. You can stand in the piazza and watch
              scary – and I loved it!’ Alan, 16  the street entertainment – and that’s great!’ Aisha, 17




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