Read the text about a small village. Decide if the statements are true / false or this information is not mentioned.
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A Day in St.Ives!
St. Ives is a picturesque coastal town in Cornwall, England. Known for its stunning beaches, vibrant art scene, and charming narrow streets, St. Ives is a delightful place to spend a day exploring.
Every morning, I walk to school, which is just a short distance from my home near the town centre. To get there, I head down to Tregenna Hill, where I always stop at the traffic light to wait for it to change. Once the light turns green, I cross at the pedestrian crossing and continue my journey.
As I approach the roundabout at the edge of town, I can see the beautiful Harbour Beach ahead. It’s a popular meeting point for kids after school. Sometimes, I see my friends hanging out at the beach, where we enjoy playing in the sand and collecting shells.
Every morning, I walk to school, which is just a short distance from my home near the town centre. To get there, I head down to Tregenna Hill, where I always stop at the traffic light to wait for it to change. Once the light turns green, I cross at the pedestrian crossing and continue my journey.
As I approach the roundabout at the edge of town, I can see the beautiful Harbour Beach ahead. It’s a popular meeting point for kids after school. Sometimes, I see my friends hanging out at the beach, where we enjoy playing in the sand and collecting shells.
After the roundabout, I reach the crossroads where Tregenna Hill meets Fore Street. If I turn left, I can go to the local ice cream shop, Moomaid of Zennor, where the smell of fresh waffle cones fills the air. If I go right, I can head toward the Barbara Hepworth Museum, where I love to admire the stunning sculptures and learn about the famous artists.
Sometimes, we take a shortcut through the small alleyway at the corner of Fore Street. It leads us straight to the stunning Porthmeor Beach, but be careful — it can be a dead-end if you go too far!
When I reach the main square, I often see families enjoying coffee on the pavement benches outside the cafés. There’s a lovely restaurant, The Sloop Inn, nearby, always buzzing with locals and tourists chatting over fresh seafood and Cornish pasties. The town square is especially lively during the summer on weekends when the St. Ives Food and Drink Festival takes place. I love sampling local dishes and enjoying live music, feeling the warm community spirit around me.
When I reach the main square, I often see families enjoying coffee on the pavement benches outside the cafés. There’s a lovely restaurant, The Sloop Inn, nearby, always buzzing with locals and tourists chatting over fresh seafood and Cornish pasties. The town square is especially lively during the summer on weekends when the St. Ives Food and Drink Festival takes place. I love sampling local dishes and enjoying live music, feeling the warm community spirit around me.
As the sun sets in the west, casting a golden glow over the ocean, I walk back home, reflecting on the beauty of life in St. Ives. Each day brings new adventures, but no matter where I go — whether it’s to the north along the coastal paths or east toward the picturesque countryside — I always find my way back to the heart of our enchanting town.
1.The narrator believes that the coastal paths are more beautiful than the countryside.
2.The narrator consistently follows the same route to school each day
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