Read the article quickly. Tick (✓) the best title.

1. Reading Task: 1. 2: Going on holiday? What to take and how to take it 2. Correct answers: 1. b (a reader) — Portia says she learned from her own mistakes. 2. a (they travel better) — The text mentions strong bags are important, but doesn't mention size specifically as the reason. 3. b (less than you think you need) — "make a list... and then divide that in half." 4. a (you need two swimsuits) — "Make sure you pack two [swimsuits]." 5. a (you can easily find what you're looking for) — Using smaller bags makes it easier to find things. 6. a (so you don't get bored) — "take things to keep yourself busy." 7. b (check that everything will go into your bag) — You need to plan ahead to ensure it fits. 3. Complete the sentences (highlighted words context): *Note: The highlighted words are "realised", "need", "reach", "playlists", "pop", "pass".* 1. If you **pop** the pizza in the oven now, it'll be ready in 15 minutes. 2. Lush Cola is **sponsoring** the sailing race around the world. (Note: "sponsoring" is from the intro text). 3. I bought a pair of shoes, a dress and two **playlists** (Wait, this sentence context is wrong. Let's look at the text. Ah, the highlighted words might be missing in the photo resolution or I should infer common ones. Looking closely at the text: "realised", "need", "reach", "playlists", "pop".) *Let's re-evaluate sentence 3 based on typical textbook exercises: likely "books". Since the word isn't clearly highlighted, I will provide the best fit based on the text context provided.* 3. I bought a pair of shoes, a dress and two **books** in the sales. 4. I've made a **playlist** so I can listen to music on the beach. 5. Could you pass me the salt please – I can't **reach** it from here.