Multiple-choice cloze
For questions 1-8, read the text below and decide which answer (A, B, C or D) best fits each gap.
Last summer I decided to work remotely for a month while travelling around the north of Spain, and it to be a better idea than I had expected. At first, I was worried I would struggle to deadlines, but I soon got into a routine and learned to take responsibility my time. Each morning I checked messages, made a quick plan, and then to explore a new place in the afternoon. I small coastal towns where local people still greet strangers as if they have known them for years, which really helped to . Although I only go hiking at home, I ended up doing it almost every weekend, partly because the fresh air made me feel healthier and partly because it was cheaper than other activities. Of course, technology played a huge role: without reliable Wi-Fi and a good laptop, the whole trip would have . Still, I tried to cut down on screen time in the evenings and focus on learning basic Spanish instead, which felt more useful than simply scrolling through social media. The experience taught me that a change of scenery can improve both productivity and wellbeing, as long as you make the right choice and don’t let work take over.
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