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1. T : IN paragraph 2 " Because you have to think incredibly quick "

2. T : paragraph 2 "Alot of games teach dicision making skills

3. F paragraph 2 " THis teaches you determination

4. T paragraph  3 " This can help develop character "

5. F THis is if you play long hours non stop

6. F If you play to much violent games you could be addicted

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How this programme (for teens) different from the one for adults? 

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HIHI

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1.True: "Because you have to think incredibly quickly, video games can also stimulate your brain and improve the speed at which you react"(par2)

2.False: "A lot of games" also teach decision-making skills(par 2)

3.False:"a lot of game are difficult"; "work hard to reach the top level, teaches you determination"

4.True:"You can become a leader...group"(par3)

5.True:"physically, it can ... unhealthy"(par4)

6.False:"isn't much"(par4)

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5. a

6. intensified

7. occurrence

8. record

9. collide

10. violent

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6:intensified

7:occurrencce

8:record

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CÁC NHÓM TYPE ANSWERS VÀO MỤC BÊN CẠNH NHÉ!

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CÁC NHÓM TYPE ANSWERS VÀO MỤC BÊN CẠNH NHÉ!

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1. So, what is an asteroid?

2. Why can asteroids be dangerous for Earth?

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3.C

4.A

5.A

6.Intensified

7.occurence

8.record

9.collide

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Ex3

1.far the largest

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3.far more colder

4.little

5.hotter

Ex4

1.By far the strongest

2.powerful than

3.bigger than

4.a lot less harmful

5.the smaller

6.almost as active as

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Ex 3:

1.easily

2.smaller than

3.far

4.slightly

5.hotter

Ex 4:

1. by far the strongest

2. bigger than

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4.a lot less harmful

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3.

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4

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2 bigger than

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ex.3:

1.easily

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ex.4:

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III

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IV

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3

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3

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by far the strongest

bigger than

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1.Overcooked (only talked about Minecraft, Onrush, and Fortnite)

2. Minecraft ( Zach says: The graphics are terrible!)

3.Fortnite(Zach always compliment of it: The graphics are great, and you can do tricks on it)

4.Onrush( Michelle says: My favourite game now is Onrush)

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1 Overcooked 2 Minecraft

3 Fortnite

are you still playing fortnite

are you obsessed with it

4 Onrush

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1. Overcooked In the track, there is no Overcooked mentioned in it

2. Minecraft. Are you still playing minecraft

3. Fortnite. Are you obsessed about fortnite

4. Onrush. Her favorite game

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1.Overcooked

2.Minecraft

3.Fornite

-> are you obsessed fortnite

4.Onrush

-> my number one game......

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no.1: Overcooked
no.2:Minecraft : graphics => terrible
no.3:Fornite : Because he's Obsessed
no.4:Onrush : Her favourite game

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1. Find the main idea of your paragraphs.

What is the most important point the writer wants to tell us?

2. Find and explain new words.

Choose important words on your part.

Write a simple definition (in English).

Make one SCENARIO sentence (you can be creative/funny).

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1 Overcooked

2 Minecraft

3 Fortnite

-obsesses

-I'm addict

4 Onrush

my favorite game now

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3 Fortnite

still playing

obsessed with it

4 Onrush

my favourite game

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1 overcooked - only talked about mine craft,...

2 minecraft - graphics are terible

3.fornite-graphics great,can do tricks ,...

4.onrush- my fav game now is onrush

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Nguyen's  | P.S: YOU NEVER WIN, YOU LOSE!!!!!!|

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Nguyen's  | P.S: YOU NEVER WIN, YOU LOSE!!!!!!|

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Ex 3

True-or-false

1. True("It can also stimulate your brain")

2. False("They teach you about sports")

3. True("Game teaches you about success and failure")

4. False("It only says you become a leader, not a successful leader")

5. True("stop you from getting enough exercise, which is unhealthy")

6. False("It only says there isn't much evidence, not 100% no evidence")

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1. true

2. T

3. T

4. F

5. T

6. F

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3. T

4. F

5. F

6. F

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Ex3

1.True ( Prg 2 )

2.False ( A lot of games also teach decision making skill, not only fitness games)

3.False ( You can achieve if you try, this teach you determination)

4.True( Prg 3 )

5.True (Prg 4 )

6. False( There isn't enough evidence to support)

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1.T (para 2)

2.F because fitness games practise sports techniques, not teach how to make decisions)

3.T(para 2)

4.T(para 3)

5.T(para 4)

6.F because violent games can have a negative effect on players and lead to violence in real life

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1. T(paragraph 2, can also stimulate your brain)

2. F(paragraph 2 fitness -> a lot of )

3. T(paragraph 2 a lot of games are difficult, and you have to work hard to reach the top level)

4. T(paragraph 3 can become a leader who has inspire and encourage the team)

5. T(paragraph 4it can stop you from getting exercise, which is unhealthy )

6. F(paragraph 4 no -> isn't much)

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EX 3 TRI DUNG

1. T (PRG 2)

2. F ( A LOT OF GAME ALSO TEACH DESISCION MAKING SKILL)

3. F ( YOU CAN ACHIVE IF YOU TRY, THIS TEACH YOU DETERMINATION

4. T( PRG 3)

5. T(prg 4)

6. F ( THERE ISN'T ENOUGH EVIDENCE TO SUPPORT

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What surprises Carrie about the contestants on this show? 

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What surprises Carrie about the contestants on this show? 

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Tri dung :)))

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1.a => restrictive

b => non-restrictive

2. a => non-restrictive

b => restrictive

3. a => non-restrictive

b => restrictive

4. a => restrictive

b => non-restrictive

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1.1) restrictive

1.2) non-restrictive

2.1) non-restrictive

2.2) restrictive

3.1) restrictive

3.2) restrictive

4.1) restrictive

4.2)restrictive

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2. non Restrictive-Restrictive

3. non Restrictive-Restrictive

4. Restrictive-non Restrictive

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2. Non-restrictive - Restrictive

3. Non-restrictive -Restrictive

4. Restrictive - Non-restrictive

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1.2 Non - restrictive

2.1 Non - restrictive

2.2 Restrictive

3.1 Non - restrictive

3.2 Restrictive

4.1 Restrictive

4.2 Non - restrictive

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1. restrictive

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2.restrictive

2.1 restrictive

3.restrictive

3.1 restrictive

4.restrictive

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3. non Restrictive/Restrictive

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1.1 Restrictive-1.2 Non-restrictive

2.1 Non-restrictive-2.2 Restrictive

3.1 Non-restrictive-3.2 Restrictive

4.1 Restrictive -4.2 Non-restrictive

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new layout: awful

work squeeze in twice as much work as usual - don't know if she can manage, hard to divide

take a while to get comftable - stay up late - cramp

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2 C

Notes:

time line -> pulling late nights , not sure they would manage

new layout -> hard to get comfortable , cramped

task -> dont know how to divide, not to fall behind

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2.B.

+ The new layout is awful => hard to get comfotable

+ Much than usual

+ It doesn't help thigs at all

+ Squeze

+ Friday social exhibit open

+ Task => Cant't kepp thinking how to divide

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A

new layout awful

work squezes in twice as much she is worrying if she can mange finishing it and thinks the workplace is cramped and uncomfortable

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new layout: awful

not sure if can manage it

cramp

C

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2.A: I'm not sure( girl) ->yeah it's too... (boy)

-> taking me a while to get comfortable with this...(boy)

-> yes (girl)

=> They both agree

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2. B

The new layout = awful

work squezes in twice as much

She is worrying if she can manage finishing it and thinks the workplace is cramped and uncomfortable.

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Con thấy bài thi này khá khó. Con đoán vội con được trên 0 dưới 10

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Con thấy bài kiểm tra này vừa sức đối với con. CHỈ có một vài từ khó mà con chưa hoàn toàn hiểu nghĩa nhưng sau đó con đã hiểu được ý nghĩa của từ. Phần writing có một vài câu con chưa chắc chắn. Phần word formation vừa đủ. Các bài reading có hơi dễ một chút. Bài đầu tiên con có hơi băn khoăn

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Côn thấy bài khá khó , có phần 6 con thấy khó nhất .Phần writing con không chắc lắm

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some ex are a bit hard because there are synonyms or phrase that their meanings are (kindof) same. otherssd are ok

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CON THẤY KHÓ Ạ

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con thấy bài rất khó.
hơi khó khăn, phần 6 rất khó, con tốn hơn 25ph để làm câu 6 :(((

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Con thấy bài kiểm tra này hơi khó, nhưng phần reading cũng khó. Con thấy khó nhất ở part4 FCE và part cuối

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REFLECTION bài test cuối năm T.T- Mai Phương

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REFLECTION bài test cuối năm T.T- Mai Phương

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Con cảm thấy con chưa biết nhiều về các dạng từ ( N, Adj, V,...) của các từ và một số idiom và phrv con chưa biết được nhiều. Phần viết lại câu con vẫn hơi băn khoăn với cả một số cấu trúc con chưa biết. Phần reading con cảm thấy con làm khá được ( nhưng mà đó chỉ là cảm thấy huhu)

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maggots ( ấu trùng của ruồi )

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scorpion

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lizard

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Reading

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TRí Dũng

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young friends vs professional chefs

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young friends, outside at the beach, fun and having barbecue, laughing and relax

professonal chef, inside the busy restaurant, at work and concentrate what they are doing

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Different :

pic 1:are group of people, group of young friend( outside, at the beach, enjoyable, relax)

pic 2group of professional( inside,in the busy restaurant ,work hard and concentrating on what they are doing)

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same: group of people

different:

young friends - chefs

outside - inside

fun, laughing, relaxed - hard work, concentrate

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allergic to many different kind of foods

forced to change diet

cut out processed food

get in packages

live on chickens and broccolis

tired of that

experimenting in the kitchen

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cut off processed food

allergic to many things

experimenting in the kitchen

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allergic to many kinds of foods

MUST change diet

Cut off processed food

get in packages

live on chickens and broccoli

tired of that habit

experimenting in the kitchen

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cut off proccessed food

experimenting in the kitchen

allergic to lits of things

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It is an interesting story of Davina- a teenage food blogger. Because he allergic to a lot of food and she was tired to eat same things, so she decided to change her healthy diet by the way that she experienced in the kitchen to change and then created her blog. So, she cuts out the processed food at her school.

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cut off processed food

allergic to many things

experimenting in the kitchen

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"Malorie Blackman is one of the most influential British authors, specializing in literature for children and young adults. Born in London in 1962, she originally trained as a systems programmer before turning to professional writing. She is best known for her groundbreaking 'Noughts & Crosses' series, which explores themes of racism and social injustice by depicting an alternative history where racial power dynamics are reversed. Throughout her career, she has written over 70 books and served as the UK Children’s Laureate from 2013 to 2015. In 2022, she became the first children's author to be awarded the prestigious PEN Pinter Prize.

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Oneta Malorie Blackman OBE, FRSL (born 8 February 1962) is a British writer who held the position of Children's Laureate from 2013 to 2015. She primarily writes literature and television drama for children and young adults. She has used science fiction to explore social and ethical issues, for example, her Noughts and Crosses series uses the setting of a fictional alternative Britain to explore racism. Blackman has been the recipient of many honours for her work, including the 2022 PEN Pinter Prize.

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1.Personal

Born February 8, 1962, in London, England

2.Career

Reuters, London, England, computer programmer, 1983-85, database manager, 1986-90; Digital Equipment, London, England, software specialist, 1985-86; fulltime writer, 1990—. Has volunteered as a reader's helper at local schools.

Sự nghiệp và Tác phẩm nổi bật

Noughts & Crosses (Không và Chéo): Đây là loạt tiểu thuyết nổi tiếng nhất của cô, khám phá các chủ đề về nạn phân biệt chủng tộc, bất bình đẳng xã hội và tình yêu thông qua một bối cảnh khoa học viễn tưởng giả định. Loạt sách này được giới phê bình đánh giá cao và đã được chuyển thể thành kịch bản sân khấu và phim truyền hình.

Đóng góp văn học: Blackman được biết đến với khả năng sử dụng khoa học viễn tưởng để giải quyết các vấn đề đạo đức và xã hội phức tạp

Vinh danh và Giải thưởng

Malorie Blackman từng giữ chức vụ Children's Laureate (người đoạt giải văn học thiếu nhi Anh) từ năm 2013 đến 2015.

Cô đã nhận được nhiều giải thưởng và đề cử cao quý cho các tác phẩm của mình, khẳng định vị thế một trong những tác giả văn học thiếu nhi hàng đầu nước Anh.

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Malorie Blackman is one of the most influential British authors of our time. Born in London to parents of Barbadian descent, her background heavily influenced her writing style. She grew up in a world where she rarely saw black characters in children's books, which inspired her to change the literary landscape forever.

Her most famous work is the series "Noughts & Crosses". Unlike a predictable plot where you can guess the ending halfway through, this novel is full of tension and surprises. It is set in an alternative history where the social hierarchy is reversed: the "Crosses" (dark-skinned people) are the ruling class, while the "Noughts" (light-skinned people) are the oppressed underclass.

Through the opening chapters, readers are introduced to a forbidden romance between Sephy and Callum. The story raises many complex issues regarding racism, prejudice, and social justice, which are still very relevant to teenagers today. Even the minor characters are well-developed, giving the story a sense of depth and realism.

If you are looking for a moving novel that will bring tears to your eyes, this is definitely the one. It is a powerful story that challenges how we see the world. I highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys thought-provoking literature.

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Facts about Oneta Malorie Blackman (better known as Malorie Blackman):

Full name & background: Her full name is Oneta Malorie Blackman. She was born on February 8, 1962, in London, and grew up in a working-class family of Barbadian heritage.

Career start: She originally wanted to be an English teacher but faced rejection and ended up working in computing before becoming a full-time writer.

Famous for Noughts & Crosses: She is best known for her groundbreaking novel Noughts & Crosses (2001), which explores racism and social injustice through an alternate-history world where racial power is reversed.

Children’s Laureate: She served as the UK’s Children's Laureate from 2013 to 2015, a prestigious role promoting reading among young people.

Prolific author: She has written over 60 books, including novels, short stories, and TV scripts, many aimed at children and young adults.

Awards & honors: In 2008, she was awarded an OBE (Officer of the Order of the British Empire) for her contributions to literature.

Themes in her work: Her writing often tackles serious issues like racism, ethics, technology, and social inequality in ways accessible to younger readers.

TV adaptation: Noughts & Crosses was adapted into a TV series by the BBC.

Representation advocate: She has been a strong voice for diversity in publishing, pushing for more representation of Black characters and authors in children’s literature.

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1. Alex

+Taking a very light backpack

+Taking a few aluminium water bottles

+Take high-energy snacks

+Leave space for a first-aid kit

+Pack something warm

+Put shampoos and cream on the outside of luggage

2. Frances

+Pack light

+Take as few clothes as possible

+Don't take pale clothes

+Before start packing, remember to roll it

+Buy a cheap sim card in each country you visit

3. Javi

+Preparation is key

+Taking an LED heard-torch

+For solo travellers, having someone to chat to is crucial

+A travel belt for hiding your passport and cash under your shirt is essential

+Keep details of vital documents in the cloud

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Alex

Take a light backpack.

Bring a few aluminium water bottles.

Pack high-energy snacks.

Leave space for a first-aid kit.

Bring something warm.

Put shampoo and cream outside the bag.

Frances

Pack light.

Take only a few clothes.

Do not bring pale clothes.

Roll your clothes before packing.

Buy a cheap SIM card in every country.

Javi

Good preparation is important.

Take an LED head-torch.

Solo travellers should have someone to talk to.

Use a travel belt to hide passport and money.

Save important documents in the cloud.

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- alex Pack something warm

- javi Backpack zips with locks are really useful

- javi a travel belt for hiding your passport and cash

- frances Pack as little as possible.

- frances take half of what you started with

- Remember your medicines Leave space for a first-aid kit… - bandages and antiseptic cream

- Liquids can spill inside your bag

- put shampoos and creams inside a sealed plastic bag

- Don’t take pale clothes

- Scan your ID, tickets and insurance details, and keep them in the cloud

-Pack clothes in a particular way.

take a few aluminium water bottles

take high-energy snacks

bring 2 phones

take led head-tỏrch

keep the free eye mask

pack some ear plugs

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Alex: take a very light backpack

-pack sth warm

-put shampoos and cream in a sealed plastic bag

Frances:

-pack light

-take half of what you planned

-few clothes as possible

-dont take pale clothes, trainers and jeans

-roll clothes before packing

-put light sandals in luggage

-take old phone

Javi:

-take a(n) LED head-torch

-put sunglasses in hard case

-keep eye mask from the flight

-having compaion

-pack some earplugs

-carry an anti-bacterial gel

-get backpack zip with locks

-get a travel belt

-keep details&information in your cloud

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Pack smart, not more

Lay everything out, then cut 20–30% → you don’t need that much

Pick clothes you can mix & match

Roll instead of fold to save space

Keep essentials easy to reach

Passport/ID, money, charger, meds → keep in a small bag

Save digital copies of documents

Stay organized

Use packing cubes or separate bags

Split: clothes / toiletries / electronics

For the trip

Bring water, snacks, something to do

Wear layers (temperature changes a lot)

Don’t forget

Check weather & requirements

Confirm bookings before you go