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Example: 0 CYCL 1 S Cycling I have been a keen (0). for about nine years. When I began cycling. . Surprisingly, I found the flat roads easy but the hills almost (17) now it's the opposite. A long flat ride can be both dull and (18) as you never experience that fantastic feeling of freedom when speeding downhill. Years ago, going uphill left me (19)........... Now I have learned to take hills slowly and steadily. When I set off, I'm full of energy and the first hundred metres are (20) ........... the next couple of kilometres a bit tiring, but on the whole the experience is very (21) ..... ********* CYCLE POSSIBLE EXHAUST Cycling is (22) .......... any other forms of exercise I have tried; it is never The physical benefits are obvious but a chore but always a (23)..... the mental benefits are (24) .......... important; when you are travelling calmly at a sensible speed, you breathe fresh air, have time to think and can relax. BREATH MARVEL ENJOY LIKE PLEASE EQUAL​

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The answers to these questions are given below.

Answer 1: The person has been cycling for about nine years.

Answer 2: Initially, the person found flat roads easy but struggled with hills, and now the situation has reversed.

Answer 3: Over the years, flat rides have become dull, and the thrill now comes from speeding downhill.

Answer 4: Cycling is described as unlike any other forms of exercise; it is never a chore but always an enjoyable experience.

Answer 5: The person finds cycling enjoyable due to both its physical and mental benefits. Physically, it provides obvious benefits, and mentally, it offers a calming experience with fresh air and time for reflection.

Answer 6: The person has learned to take hills slowly and steadily over time.

Answer 7: Cycling is mentioned to be unlike any other forms of exercise, and its physical benefits are described as obvious.

Answer 8: The mental benefits of cycling include breathing fresh air, having time to think, and the ability to relax while traveling at a sensible speed.

Answer 9: Initially, going uphill was challenging, but now the person has learned to tackle hills slowly and steadily.

Answer 10: Taking hills slowly and steadily is important to fully enjoy the experience of cycling and to avoid exhaustion.

The probable question to these passages may be:

"Question 1: How long has the person been cycling?

Question 2: What was the initial experience with flat roads and hills when the person started cycling?

Question 3: How has the person's perception of flat rides and hills changed over the years?

Question 4: In what way is cycling described as different from other forms of exercise?

Question 5: Why does the person find the experience of cycling enjoyable, both physically and mentally?

Question 6: How has the person's approach to tackling hills changed over time?

Question 7: What are some of the physical benefits of cycling mentioned in the passage?

Question 8: How does the person describe the mental benefits of cycling?

Question 9: What is the contrast between the initial and current experience of going uphill in cycling?

Question 10: Why does the person emphasize the importance of taking hills slowly and steadily?"