VI. Read the text and the sentences below. Which holiday (A, B, C or D) is each sentence about? You can use the letters more than once. Holidays of the Week A. For an unusual family holiday, why not stay on a train? You get to live and sleep in a 1950s railway carriage in a small village in Cornwall in the southwest of England. There’s a living room, kitchen and two bedrooms. It’s only 3 km from the beach and the cycling in the area is fantastic. B. If music’s your thing, then how about a holiday with a difference in Gambia, finding out how to play traditional African musical instruments? The price includes 5-star accommodation in huts built to look like a traditional African village and two hours of lessons per day. C. A beautiful farmhouse in the quiet French countryside is a very traditional way to take a break, but there’s a good reason why it’s still so popular – it’s brilliant! You can try the local dishes at the many restaurants in the area, there’s superb hiking in the nearby hills and you can go swimming in the lakes there. Which holiday … 26. … gives you a chance to learn to play musical instruments? 27. … gives you a chance to live and sleep in a railway carriage? 28. … is NOT a very different kind of holiday? 29. … is best for people who love good foods? 30. … is best for someone who likes spending time by the sea?