B1 Schools Reading – Part 2 (Matching)

Questions 1–5

The students below all want to join a school club.

Below there are descriptions of eight school clubs.

Decide which club would be the most suitable for each student.

Write the correct letter (A–H).

You can use the letters only once.

Students

1.

Marta enjoys performing and would like to become more confident when speaking in front of other people. She prefers activities where students work together to create something special. She would also like the chance to perform for an audience at school.

2.

Leo spends a lot of time using computers and hopes to design video games in the future. He enjoys solving problems and learning new technology skills. He wants an activity where he can create digital projects with other students.

3.

Nina cares a lot about nature and the environment. She enjoys being outdoors and likes practical activities rather than sitting in a classroom. She would like to help improve the local area and work on environmental projects with other students.

4.

Sam has recently moved to the school and wants to meet new people after classes. He enjoys doing exercise and taking part in team activities, but he does not enjoy highly competitive sports or difficult training sessions.

5.

Aisha loves reading and is especially interested in stories from different cultures and countries. She wants to improve her English by discussing books with other students. She prefers calm activities that take place indoors after school.

School Clubs

A. Drama Group

Students in this club learn acting skills, voice control, and movement techniques while preparing performances together. Members work in teams to create a play that is shown to parents and friends at the end of the school year. The club is suitable for students who want to become more confident speaking in public.

B. Coding Club

This club teaches students how to design apps, animations, and simple computer games using school computers. Members learn basic programming skills and work together on digital projects during weekly sessions. It is a good choice for students who enjoy technology and want to improve their computer knowledge in a creative way.

C. Green Team

Students in the Green Team organise recycling activities, grow plants in the school garden, and help clean local parks. Most meetings take place outdoors, and members often work together on environmental projects for the community. The club is ideal for students who enjoy practical activities and want to protect nature.

D. Basketball Champions

The school basketball team trains twice a week and competes regularly against teams from other schools. Students need to attend weekend matches and take training seriously in order to improve their skills. This club is best for students who enjoy competition and want to play sport at a high level.

E. International Book Circle

Members of this club read novels and short stories written by authors from many different countries. During meetings, students discuss the books in English and share opinions about the characters and themes. The club offers a quiet and friendly atmosphere for students who enjoy reading and conversation.

F. School Newspaper

Students in the newspaper club write articles about school life, interview teachers and classmates, and learn how journalists work. Members also take photographs and help design the final newspaper before it is published online. The club is suitable for creative students who enjoy writing and working in teams.

G. Fun Fitness Club

This club gives students the opportunity to play different team games and take part in light exercise after school. The atmosphere is relaxed and friendly, and the main aim is to enjoy sport while meeting new people. Students do not need advanced skills or experience to join the activities.

H. Science Explorers

Science Explorers allows students to carry out experiments in chemistry, biology, and physics using laboratory equipment at school. Members investigate interesting scientific questions and work together in small groups during practical sessions. The club is a good option for students who are curious about science and enjoy discovering how things work.