The document summarizes a special race held annually in Paris, France for café waiters. The waiters must walk 8 kilometers through the streets of Paris carrying a tray of drinks, without running, drinking the drinks, or dropping the tray. More than 500 waiters participate in the race, which has also inspired similar races in other cities around the world like Washington D.C., Sydney, and London.
The document summarizes a special race held annually in Paris, France for café waiters. The waiters must walk 8 kilometers through the streets of Paris carrying a tray of drinks, without running, drinking the drinks, or dropping the tray. More than 500 waiters participate in the race, which has also inspired similar races in other cities around the world like Washington D.C., Sydney, and London.
The document summarizes a special race held annually in Paris, France for café waiters. The waiters must walk 8 kilometers through the streets of Paris carrying a tray of drinks, without running, drinking the drinks, or dropping the tray. More than 500 waiters participate in the race, which has also inspired similar races in other cities around the world like Washington D.C., Sydney, and London.
The document summarizes a special race held annually in Paris, France for café waiters. The waiters must walk 8 kilometers through the streets of Paris carrying a tray of drinks, without running, drinking the drinks, or dropping the tray. More than 500 waiters participate in the race, which has also inspired similar races in other cities around the world like Washington D.C., Sydney, and London.
A Special Race This man works in a café. He is a waiter. Now he is in a special race. He is walking and carrying a tray of water! Every year, in Paris, France, there is a race for café waiters. They walk 8 kilometers (5 miles) in the streets of Paris. They carry a tray of drinks. The rules are simple: The waiters can’t run—they can only walk. They can’t drink the drinks. And they can’t drop their tray. More than 500 people are in the race, and many other people watch the race. Sometimes, waiters come from other countries to be in the Paris race. There are also waiters’ races in different cities around the world, like Washington DC, Sydney, and London.
A Read the article. Circle T for true and F for false. Correct the false sentences. 1. The race is in England. T F France 2. The race is for café waiters. T F 3. The waiters run in the race. T F 4. The race is in the street. T F 5. The race is 5 kilometers. T F 6. There are more than 500 people in the race. T F 7. Waiters come from other countries for the race. T F 8. There are now races in other countries. T F
