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Efe Bey

The document contains four short stories about different experiences: Maria braves the rain to shop and enjoys tea with a friend; James procrastinates on a project but learns a lesson about time management; Sarah and her cousins hike in the mountains, appreciating nature; and Tom participates in a cooking competition, ultimately winning despite his nerves. Each story highlights themes of friendship, perseverance, and the joy of nature or competition. The narratives are filled with moments of reflection and personal growth.

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Efe Bey

The document contains four short stories about different experiences: Maria braves the rain to shop and enjoys tea with a friend; James procrastinates on a project but learns a lesson about time management; Sarah and her cousins hike in the mountains, appreciating nature; and Tom participates in a cooking competition, ultimately winning despite his nerves. Each story highlights themes of friendship, perseverance, and the joy of nature or competition. The narratives are filled with moments of reflection and personal growth.

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1.

A Rainy Day at the Market

Although it was raining heavily, Maria decided to go to the market. She usually goes on
Saturdays, ___(1) [a) but b) so] this time she had to go on a Thursday because she was
out of vegetables. As she walked under her umbrella, she carefully avoided the puddles.
She was walking slowly ___(2) [a) because b) although] her shoes were slippery.

Suddenly, she saw her friend Ali, who had also come to buy groceries. They chatted for a
few minutes, ___(3) [a) and b) while] then continued shopping together. While they were
talking, the rain got heavier, ___(4) [a) although b) so] they rushed to finish quickly.

After buying tomatoes, potatoes, and some herbs, they went to a small tea shop. They
ordered hot tea and snacks, ___(5) [a) even though b) so that] they could warm up. Maria
said, “I’m glad I came today (6) [a) although b) because] it was raining.” Ali smiled
and replied, “(7) [a) I wish b) Unless] we could meet more often like this!”

When the rain stopped, they walked home together, sharing stories. It had started as a
gloomy day, ___(8) [a) but b) because] it turned into a cheerful one.

2. The Late-Night Project

James had a big project to complete. He had known about it for weeks, ___(1) [a) yet b)
because] he waited until the last night to start. At 9 p.m., he opened his laptop and began
working. Everyone else in the house was sleeping, ___(2) [a) so b) unless] he kept quiet.

He worked slowly ___(3) [a) although b) because] he was tired. The clock ticked loudly
in the background, and the room was cold. He kept drinking tea ___(4) [a) so that b) but]
he could stay awake. At midnight, his eyes were heavy, ___(5) [a) but b) although] he
hadn’t finished yet.

He remembered, “(6) [a) If only b) Unless] I had started earlier, this would be easier.”
Determined, he pushed through. At 2 a.m., he finally completed the poster and smiled
proudly. “(7) [a) Even if b) Though] I’m exhausted, this was worth it,” he thought.

The next morning, James presented his project at school. The teacher said, “Well done!
___(8) [a) Because b) Even though] it’s late, your work is excellent.” James nodded. He
had learned a hard lesson: never leave things until the last minute.

3. A Trip to the Mountains


Last weekend, Sarah and her cousins went hiking in the mountains. The path was steep
___(1) [a) so b) yet] they climbed with excitement. They had planned this trip for weeks,
___(2) [a) because b) unless] they all loved nature.

They stopped now and then to take pictures, ___(3) [a) but b) and] to drink water. The
sun was shining brightly, ___(4) [a) so b) although] they wore hats and sunglasses. A
cool breeze blew across the hills ___(5) [a) even though b) while] they walked.

At one viewpoint, they saw birds flying below them, (6) [a) although b) and] clouds
floating by. “This is amazing!” said Sarah. “(7) [a) I wish b) Unless] we could come
here every month.” They ate lunch under a large tree, ___(8) [a) and b) although] some
insects tried to steal their food.

Later, they reached the top. Everyone was tired, ___(9) [a) but b) because] they were
happy. On the way back, they talked about their next trip. It had been a perfect day —
full of nature, laughter, and memories.

4. The Cooking Competition

Tom loved cooking, ___(1) [a) so b) even though] he joined the local competition. He
practiced every day, ___(2) [a) because b) although] he wanted to win. On the day of the
event, he was nervous, ___(3) [a) but b) since] he stayed calm.

The kitchen was full of contestants, ___(4) [a) who b) which] were busy chopping,
stirring, and baking. Tom followed his recipe carefully ___(5) [a) so that b) but] he
wouldn't make a mistake. The judge watched him closely, ___(6) [a) although b) while]
he cooked.

He finished just before time ran out. He looked at his dish proudly, “___(7) [a) Even if b)
Unless] I don’t win, I gave my best,” he said. After the tasting, the judges announced:
“Tom is the winner!” He was shocked, ___(8) [a) and b) although] very happy.

He received his medal, posed for a photo, and thanked the organizers. “___(9) [a) If only
b) Even though] it was difficult, I truly enjoyed the challenge,” he said. Cooking had
always been his passion, and that day, it became his achievement.

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