Question

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COMPLETAR O TEXTO COM ESSAS PALAVRAS

worried relaxed shocking exciting
interested challenged calming devastated
charming worried frightened excited
boring depressing disappointed challenging

This is Masaaki, whzo lives in Japan. He is
very _________________ in photography, which he
has been practicing since high school. Scenery is his
favourite subject to photograph. Japan has very
diverse and wonderful scenery, from grand
mountains to city skylines. This makes it an ideal
place for photographers.

“Tokyo, which is Japan’s biggest city and as well as the capital, is a very
_________________ place to take pictures,” says Masaaki. Masaaki, who is from a
minute town in the northwest of Japan, enjoys going to the city because it is so different
from where he grew up. “There’s never a _________________ moment in Tokyo;

everyone is always on the move, there’s
always something to do, something to see,” he
says. He does admit, though, that as a boy he
was _________________ of the crowds of
people, the traffic, and the noise. “But as an
adult, I am always _________________ to
visit Tokyo,” he says.

One can find many serene places in Japan, too. Near the city of Yamagata,
which is in the southwest, there are very beautiful mountains. “In the mountains, you can
take a walk in a temple that is full of trees and _________________ gardens,” Masaaki
tells. “Japanese temples are great places to refresh yourself. I always feel so
_________________ after visiting one.”
zzPhotography is exciting, relaxing, and also _________________, according
to Masaaki. “If I don’t feel _________________ by a hobby, I don’t continue to do it,”
explains Masaaki. “I always want to be
learning something, you know?” One such
challenge, which happened in 2011, was
photographing the aftermath of a tsunami that
hit Fukushima, a town on Japan’s eastern
coastline. “It was really
_________________,” Masaaki says. “The
town and everything around it had been
destroyed. I couldn’t believe it. I spent the whole day talking to the survivors, who were
_________________, of course. The people, whose homes were now gone, told me
they were _________________ that another tsunami would hit. Photographing the
broken homes and shops, which were still full of water, was really _________________.”

Yet Japan is still a place of unique beauty,
Masaaki says. He would encourage everyone to
visit. “Whether you like big, exciting cities or small,
_________________ towns, there is something for
everyone,” says Masaaki. “Just come and see for
yourself. I promise, you won’t be
_________________!”

Answer 1

Palavras:

worried, relaxed, shocking, exciting

interested, challenged, calming, devastated

charming, worried, frightened, excited

boring, depressing, disappointed, challenging

This is Masaaki, whzo lives in Japan. He is  very interested in photography, which he  has been practicing since high school. Scenery is his  favourite subject to photograph. Japan has very  diverse and wonderful scenery, from grand  mountains to city skylines. This makes it an ideal  place for photographers.

“Tokyo, which is Japan’s biggest city and as well as the capital, is a very  exciting place to take pictures,” says Masaaki. Masaaki, who is from a  minute town in the northwest of Japan, enjoys going to the city because it is so different  from where he grew up. “There’s never a calming moment in Tokyo;

everyone is always on the move, there’s  always something to do, something to see,” he  says. He does admit, though, that as a boy he  was frightened of the crowds of  people, the traffic, and the noise. “But as an  adult, I am always excited to  visit Tokyo,” he says.

One can find many serene places in Japan, too. Near the city of Yamagata,  which is in the southwest, there are very beautiful mountains. “In the mountains, you can  take a walk in a temple that is full of trees and charming gardens,” Masaaki  tells. “Japanese temples are great places to refresh yourself. I always feel so  relaxed after visiting one.”  zzPhotography is exciting, relaxing, and also challenging, according  to Masaaki. “If I don’t feel challenged by a hobby, I don’t continue to do it,”  explains Masaaki. “I always want to be  learning something, you know?” One such  challenge, which happened in 2011, was  photographing the aftermath of a tsunami that  hit Fukushima, a town on Japan’s eastern  coastline. “It was really  shocking,” Masaaki says. “The  town and everything around it had been  destroyed. I couldn’t believe it. I spent the whole day talking to the survivors, who were  devasted, of course. The people, whose homes were now gone, told me  they were worried that another tsunami would hit. Photographing the  broken homes and shops, which were still full of water, was really depressing.”

Yet Japan is still a place of unique beauty,  Masaaki says. He would encourage everyone to  visit. “Whether you like big, exciting cities or small,  boring towns, there is something for  everyone,” says Masaaki. “Just come and see for  yourself. I promise, you won’t be  disappointed!”