Cornwall is the southwesternmost county of England, a world away from London. A quiet, rural area with a rugged north coast, ideal for surfing, and a south coast with cliffs and scattered fishing villages. Practise your Listening and learn about this beautiful region.
Watch the video and try to answer these questions:
A) What do you think an ‘Indian Summer’ means?
- A long, intensely hot summer.
- A short period of intense heat in summer.
- A warm period during late summer and early autumn.
B) The narrator…
- was born and bred in Cornwall.
- points out the variety that Cornwall has to offer visitors.
- likes to re-visit his favourite places.
- describes Cornwall as an area of ‘outstanding natural beauty’.
C) Which of these does the narrator not mention (double-click for any word you don’t understand)?
- Beaches.
- Moorland.
- Mines.
- Caves.
- Estuaries.
- Villages.
- Flora and Fauna.
D) According to this video, what makes Cornwall unique?
- Its weather.
- Its diversity.
- Its charm.
CHECK YOUR ANSWERS BELOW!
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