Question

When I grew up,I studied in London and spent my holidays on a 1.        (農(nóng)場(chǎng)) in France.

During school terms I could 2.       (自由地) enjoy modern life―especially the Internet,TV and a phone network. During the winter breaks, however,I was3.        (扔) back to nearly medieval times(中世紀(jì)) 一no Internet,no TV or no phone. To many of my friends it sounded terrible. But every time the holiday drew4       .(更近) ，I couldn't wait to go to the French countryside with my parents. Where else could I enjoy a5.      (冷的)

and fresh wind in my hair while rushing down a hill on my bike,build tree houses with my friends in a forest, 6.        (捉) fishes in a river for lunch and play with baby rabbits—all in the same day?

I consider myself lucky to have had such a different7.        (經(jīng)歷) .

Learning to enjoy myself without 8.       (依靠) on computers and other electronic things developed my imagination. I learnt many practical 9.      (技能) ，such as planting trees and building boats. I learnt 10.        (另一) language and made lifelong friends along the way,too.

Answer 1

1. farm 2. freely 3. thrown 4. nearer 

5. cold 6. catch 7. experience

8. depending 9. skills 10. another