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Read the text. Then do Exercise 1. Ever since I was a child I loved the sea. I would anxiously wait for school to break up so that my family and I could go to our summerhouse in Mani, in the Peloponnese. Once there, I would spend hours every day underwater with my snorkel and mask. I enjoyed team sports like football and volleyball, but not as much as many of my classmates. During the winter months my parents signed me up to a pool in a gym. I quickly got bored. I enjoy swimming, too, of course, but that isn’t what primarily attracts me to water. It’s observing life underwater that fascinates me most. It wasn’t long before I convinced my parents to sign me up for scuba diving lessons. After watching many documentaries about the deep sea on television, I realised that I wanted to do what the deep-sea divers who film sea life were doing. Many people consider scuba diving an extreme sport and, at first, my parents didn’t want to sign me up for lessons. They were afraid that scuba diving would be too dangerous and too expensive as well. I researched diving and presented my parents with facts that prove scuba diving is not more dangerous than other sports and that it is also affordable. I found out, for example, that the number of accidents which occur while cycling is seven times that of diving. Of course, like with most sports, it is not danger free and there are many safety rules and procedures one must follow. I signed up for an open water diving course at a diving school in Anavisos. A certified instructor taught me the basics and all the safety signals and practices a diver needs to understand. I also learned about injuries and common mistakes that divers make. I spent six Saturdays getting certified. It was fun because most of the training was done underwater. At the end I took a written test and I passed! I also met a lot of interesting people at the diving school. Some were beginners like me, while others were more experienced divers who rented out diving equipment like oxygen tanks, flippers and wet suits from the school. It is good to make friends with other divers because, this way, you can easily find someone to go diving with. You are not allowed to go diving by yourself; you must go with at least one buddy. Today my ‘diving buddies’ are my dad and mum! After taking me for lessons and hearing me talk about the experiences of diving, they decided that they wanted to get certified too! They have even organised a diving trip to Sharm el Sheikh in Egypt in this summer. It is going to be fantastic. Sharm el Sheikh is a coastal city located on the shores of the Red Sea. The Red Sea is famous for its rich underwater sea life and divers from all over the world travel there for the experience to encounter uncountable varieties of fish, corals and other sea life. I can’t wait! 1 Choose the correct answer. 1 The narrator finds swimming and team sports… a …very exciting. b …boring. c …enjoyable 2 The narrator… a …considers scuba diving an extreme sport. b …doesn’t consider scuba diving an extreme sport. c …considers scuba diving a dangerous sport. 3 The narrator found out that scuba diving… a …is not more dangerous than other sports. b …is more dangerous than other sports. c …is not dangerous at all. 4 At diving school the narrator… a …made a lot of mistakes and got injured. b …was taught how not to get injured or make mistakes. c …none of the above 5 The narrator found training before getting his certificate… a …fun. b …difficult. c …boring. 6 The country the narrator is going to dive in is… a …Sharm al Sheikh. b …Egypt. c …the Red Sea