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Dear Nathan,

I feel bad about missing your big day today. At last you are eighteen, and you can finally apply for your full licence! A package should reach you in the mail any day now, which I hope will make up for my absence. I won't ruin the surprise, but it has something to do with the outdoors. I picked it up during my travels here in the Yukon.

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1Rosa says she
Ahas a package on its way to him in the mail.
Bwill be back home in Calgary for his big day.
Cwants Nathan to join her travels in the Yukon.
Ddid not remember his big day until today.
2According to Rosa, Nathan
Ais teaching canoeing on the lake.
Balways wanted to learn to canoe properly.
Cwas given a canoe by Mom and Dad.
Dis really skilled out on the lake these days.
3During her trip, Rosa
Aspent the past week travelling with friends.
Bspent the week outdoors with knowledgeable residents.
Cenjoyed pleasantly warm weather in the North.
Dwas bitten by a ground squirrel in the park.
4Rosa's feelings about the North
Awarmed soon after a first intimidating impression.
Bbegan right away with the beauty of it all.
Cwere mainly about the freezing nights and trails.
Dfocused on the tiny alpine flowers and rocks.
5At the moment, Rosa is
Apacking for the floatplane hop back home.
Bin Whitehorse for the last leg of her trip.
Ccamping in the backcountry near the park.
Dwalking the long, empty trails with local guides.
6What impressed Rosa most in Whitehorse was
Athe wonderful dry and crisp weather.
Bthe map the shop owner gave her.
Cthe two kilometres to her hostel.
Dthe wonderful way people there treated her.
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