D. Circle the correct words. In the 16th century the Spanish explorer Hernán Cortés (1) travelled / was travelled to South America.There he met the Aztecs and he (2) was served / served a drink called 'xocoatl by them. Xocoatl(3) was made / made from cocoa beans which (4) grow / are grown on cocoa trees. Cortés (5) took / was takersome beans to Spain. Later, sugar (6) was added / added to the powderand a tastier drink (7) produced / was produced. Soon, it becamepopular all over Europe. Today everyone (8) loves / is loved chocolate.It (9) is eaten / eats by millions of people all over the world.​

Most British parents would guess that it's drugs, but they are wrong.Interesting feelings have come out of a survey conducted by Get Connected, a telephone helpline for young people.

A spokesperson from Get Connected said that young people rely on their friends to talk through any problems they may have. Another survey in the USA has found that young people today have larger groups of friends than was the case twenty or thirty years ago. Facebook is the most popular social network in Britain. People enter the name of their school on the computer and they suddenly can access lots of people from their class. Members can contact one another by e-mail, view old school photos, and so on.