What does ‘home’ mean to you? Is where you are now, home? Or is home elsewhere?

Think about the place you call “home”—whether it’s a childhood house, a college dorm, or even a city. Recall a time when you were waking up or settling down for the night. What were the ambient sounds? The aroma of a particular meal being prepared? The feel of well-worn sheets or the cool side of a pillow? Use all five senses to describe what “home” means to you: sight, smell, touch, taste, and sound.

Question 221 PointWhich formal word/phrase below is suitable to replace the informal word ‘house’?homelodging placeresidence

prinicple of homegeinity

What has been the main benefit of living in residence for you?

Select the correct answer.What is the central idea of this text? A. Leaving home is an opportunity for self-discovery. B. Even in happy places, happiness is not guaranteed. C. When traveling alone, it is best to be cautious of others. D. New friendships can emerge in unexpected places.