1. PART A: Which statement expresses the central idea of the text?
O A Home isn't the place you grew up or spent the most
time, it's the people who you feel the most emotionally
close to.
B Spending holidays at home is important to people, as
home is the place that they feel emotionally connected
to and where they are the most comfortable.
O c Holidays have become more superficial in recent years,

focusing on presents and decorations rather than
family, friends, and emotional stability.
D While leaving home can be a difficult experience, it's
important to go out on your own to find and establish
your own home.

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