Q3: 'The Forgotten Village' - Read the passage aloud

Deep in the mountains, there was a village that didn’t appear on any map. It had no internet, no cars, and no shops—just wooden homes and winding paths. Tourists rarely visited, but those who did found something special. The villagers lived simply, growing their own food and sharing everything. Children played with handmade toys, and elders told stories by firelight. One visitor wrote a book about the village, calling it 'a place untouched by time.' The story spread, and soon more people came. Some villagers worried their way of life would change. Others saw a chance to share their culture. The village became a symbol of balance between tradition and modernity.