Hi! My name is Peter. I will tell you about my hometown. My town is not very big, but it is beautiful. The streets of the town are straight and long. You can see many cars, trams and buses there. There are a lot of bus stops and car parks in my town. We don’t have the underground and trolleybuses.

There is a nice big square in the centre of my town. On one side of the square, you can see the hotel “Victoria” and there is the museum on the other side. It has a big collection of old things. People from all over the world go to our town to see it.

There are many parks in my town. People like to come to the parks; they play, read books or sit on the benches and talk. My favourite park is the central park. It is near the square. I often go there with my friends. Also, I go to the shops or cafes with them, watch films in cinemas or ballets in our theatre.

There is a big library behind my school. I usually go there to take books for reading. I like to read about planes and history. I will be a pilot in the future.

Question 25. How are the streets in Peter’s hometown?

A. They aren’t straight and narrow.               B. They are straight and short.

C. They are long and narrow.                         D. They are straight and long.

Question 26. What is there in the centre of his town?

A. There is a nice big square.                         B. There is a nice big hotel.

C. There is a nice big museum.                       D. There is a nice big park.

Question 27. Who does Peter often go with to the central park?

A. He often goes with his friends.                 B. He often goes with his parents.

C. He often goes with his relatives.                D. He often goes with his teachers.

Question 28. Where is the big library?

A. It's in front of Peter's school.                     B. It’s behind Peter's school.

C. It’s next to Peter’s school.                          D. It's opposite Peter's school.

Question 29. Will Peter be a pilot in the future?

A. Yes, they will.          B. No, they won’t.       C. Yes, he will.                        D. No, he won’t.