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Marconi Union is a band from England. They recently made a piece of music named "Weightless." Scientists believe it is more relaxing than any other song. The music has a mixture of instruments, natural sounds, and people singing.

The music is eight minutes long. It starts quite fast and then slows down. The rhythm is very important because our heartbeat matches it, and gradually slows down with the music.

As we listen, our brain relaxes. The music slows the heart rate, reduces blood pressure, and lowers levels of stress.

Scientists say the music is more relaxing than a nice cup of tea, a lovely walk, or even a massage!

 

1. Marconi Union is a singer from England.

4. country / world / large / What

3. She has a (headache / backache).

Correct one mistake in each question.

1. Who's tallest student in your class?

3. What's the popularest after-school activity in your school?

6. What's the famousest food from your country?

Listen. Circle the best response.

Join the correct parts of the conversation

2. He hurt his (foot / knee).

2. Who's the goodest soccer player in your school?

Complete the article. Use the words in the box

Reindeer live in some of the (1) places in Europe, Asia, and North America. In North America, reindeer are called caribou, but this is the same species. Reindeer are herbivores, meaning they only eat (2) They live in big groups called herds. Herds of reindeer often travel over (3) distances-walking more than 2,500 kilometers every year.

Reindeer (4) new antlers every year. Their antlers grow up to 130 centimeters in length! Reindeer live in cold places, so how do they stay warm? One way is that their noses warm the cold air before it travels into their bodies. Their bodies also have lots of hair all the way from their noses to their feet! The hair keeps their bodies (5) against wind and cold.

6. The girl is wearing pants and a (jacket / blouse).

Herds of reindeer often travel over (3) distances-walking more than 2,500 kilometers every year.