My trip to Bogotá and other places I arrived in Bogotá feeling excited and ready to explore a big city. Unfortunately, many hours of unstoppable rain didn't allow me to go out for a while it rains a lot there, maybe more than in London, and I never thought that was possible. First, I decided to visit a museum. I think museums are now more interesting and enjoyable places than before. I visited the Gold Museum and saw the gold from all over Colombia Ancient people used to stick little gold pieces to their clothes during religious activities. They never considered it as a valuable metal. I wonder why people love gold and money so much nowadays. It's nothing special, just a metal. If you die, will you enjoy it? After that, I stayed with a family I had met at the museum. They invited me to stay with them in Chia. They live on the land that used to be their parents' farm. That's why they have divided it into smaller parts, which means that they all live close to, next to, opposite or near each other. That is one really close and warm family! The houses are old and badly designed, built by the people themselves in different styles, but all beatiful and amazing. To have such a beatiful sense of family was something I had not seen in my whole life. Finally, we went to a typical resturant. It was huge, with a fantastic view, and the food I ate was great. This was the part I liked the most, Colombian food is magnificent. 120. What is the writer's purpose in the article? A. Describe Bogotá in a detailed manner. B. Talk about Chia's food and people. C. Tell the reader about his trip to Bogotá and Chia. D. Recommend Colombian museums and food. 121. What attitude does the writer show in the text? A. A place is really boring when it rains. B. Other things are more important than money. C. Food must always be well prepared. D. Museums are the best places in the world. 122. What's the writer's opinion about gold? A. Ancient cultures used it a lot because of their customs. B. It will be very valuable when you die. C. You can wear it on your clothes all the time. D. People should not consider it important. 123. What does the writer think about the family's houses in Chia? A. They were made in an unorganized but nice way. B. They were constructed with no order at all. C. Everybody likes to live near their family in Chia. D. Everybody lives next to each other because there's no space. 124. Which of these ideas shows the writer's opinion? A. Lots of people in Colombia need gold to build bigger and more modern houses. B. Colombian people are very kind and like being together with their family. C. Most restaurants and houses in Colombia serve very good, cheap food. D. Colombian museums are interesting because they keep gold used in the past. PRUEBA S11 ​