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Ali learned how to eat with chopsticks.

Even though many things were different, school was the same.

Ali went on an exchange program to South Korea.

Read the text and decide whether the sentences are True or False.
My exchange trip to South Korea!
I’m Ali. I was born in Fujairah, but I have lived in Abu Dhabi for most of my life. Last year, I went to South Korea on a student-exchange program for one month. It was an amazing experience, but it is very different from the UAE.
South Korea is a beautiful country with a lot of trees and flowers. I visited in September, which is autumn. The weather was cool and all the trees turned different shades of brown, yellow and orange. I loved the weather and all the beautiful colours.
One of the biggest differences was the school hours. In South Korea, high school starts at 8 am and finishes at 4pm, but that is not the end! There are extra study hours where students sit quietly and study for two hours or more after school. After that, some students go to private schools for more studying!
Another thing that was very different for me was the food. In South Korea, it is normal to have rice for breakfast, lunch and dinner. I tried some delicious Korean food, and my favourite was egg ramyeon, which is noodles with fried egg and vegetables. It was one of the best dishes I’ve ever had. The best yet most difficult thing I learned to do was eat with chopsticks!
Ali learned how to eat with chopsticks:

the text and decide whether the sentences are True or False.
My exchange trip to South Korea!
I’m Ali. I was born in Fujairah, but I have lived in Abu Dhabi for most of my life. Last year, I went to South Korea on a student-exchange program for one month. It was an amazing experience, but it is very different from the UAE.
South Korea is a beautiful country with a lot of trees and flowers. I visited in September, which is autumn. The weather was cool and all the trees turned different shades of brown, yellow and orange. I loved the weather and all the beautiful colours.
One of the biggest differences was the school hours. In South Korea, high school starts at 8 am and finishes at 4pm, but that is not the end! There are extra study hours where students sit quietly and study for two hours or more after school. After that, some students go to private schools for more studying!
Another thing that was very different for me was the food. In South Korea, it is normal to have rice for breakfast, lunch and dinner. I tried some delicious Korean food, and my favourite was egg ramyeon, which is noodles with fried egg and vegetables. It was one of the best dishes I’ve ever had. The best yet most difficult thing I learned to do was eat with chopsticks!
Even though many things were different, school was the same: