Step into the world of the Tough Guy competition, where more than 3,000 people from all over the world come together every January in the UK for one of the toughest races in the world. This 15-kilometre race is full of extreme obstacles, like crawling through icy tunnels and jumping over blazing fires. With temperatures dropping as low as -6°C, only the strongest people make it through as they face broken bones and many dangers. Find out why participants come back year after year and what it takes to finish a course that tests both your body and mind. Are you tough enough to take on this ultimate race?
Tough Guy – Interactive Activities
Interactive Activities
Unlock 2 – Unit 5 – Reading 2: Tough Guy
Reading Instructions
Before You Begin
Read the passage “TOUGH GUY: A race to the limit” in your book.
It is in Unlock 2 – Unit 5 – Reading 2.
Discussion Activities
Discuss these questions with a partner or small group.
🔥 Dangerous Challenges
• The text mentions running through fire and nettles.
• Why do you think people enjoy doing dangerous things like the Tough Guy race?
❄️ Extreme Weather
• The race happens in January when temperatures can be -6 °C.
• Would you prefer to do a race in freezing cold weather or very hot weather? Why?
🤕 Risk and Reward
• Injuries like broken bones are common in this race.
• Do you think competitions like this are too dangerous? Should they be allowed?
🏃 Personal Fitness
• Most people train all year to prepare for this event.
• What kind of exercise do you do? Would you ever train for a race like this?
Multiple Choice Quiz
Select the correct answer based on the reading passage.
Quiz Results
Fill in the Blanks
Complete the sentences using words from the list below.
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