An adventure is something exciting that happens to someone, often involving danger. People enjoy stories and real-life adventures where they can explore unknown places. Some famous adventurers include Bear Grylls, who stars in survival television shows, Marco Polo who introduced Europe to Asia and China through his travels, and Edmund Hillary who was the first to reach the summit of Mount Everest with Tenzing Norgay.

1. ADVENTUR
ES

2. An adventure is something exciting that happens to someone.
People often like stories about a person or a group of people who go
off and have an adventure. There is often some danger in the story.
People in real life like to have adventures. They may be explorers
who like to go to far-away places where no one has ever been
before.

3. Famous adventurers
FAMOUS
ADVENTURERS

4. Bear
GryllsEdward Michael "Bear" Grylls
is a British adventurer, writer
and television presenter. He is
widely known for his television
series Man vs. Wild, originally
titled Born Survivor: Bear
Grylls in the United Kingdom.
Grylls is also involved in a
number of wilderness survival
television series in the United
Kingdom and the United
States.

5. Marco Polo was a Venetian
merchant traveller whose travels
are recorded in Livres des merveilles
du monde, a book that introduced
Europeans to Central Asia and
China. He learned the mercantile
trade from his father and uncle
Marco
Polo

6. Endmund
Hillary
Sir Edmund Percival
Hillary KG ONZ KBE was
a
New Zealand
mountaineer, explorer and
philanthropist. On 29 May
1953, Hillary and
Nepalese Indian Sherpa
mountaineer Tenzing
Norgay became the
first climbers to reach
the summit of Mount
Everest.

7. Aron
RalstonAron Lee Ralston is an American
outdoorsman, engineer and
motivational speaker. He survived a
canyoneering accident in south-
eastern Utah in 2003, during which
he amputated his own right forearm
with a dull pocketknife in order to
extricate himself from a dislodged
boulder, which had him trapped for
five days and seven hours. After he
freed himself, he had to rappel
down a 65-foot sheer cliff face to
reach safety.

8. Jessica Watson
Jessica Watson was eleven
years old when she first
heard the story of Jesse
Martin, the 18-year old who,
in 1999,
became the youngest person
to complete a non-stop,
solo circumnavigation of the
globe. Since returning, a
documentary film has
been made about her
voyage, and she has written
a
book titled True Spirit.

9. Ed Stafford
Stafford, like many modern-day
explorers, has the unique
ability to blend adventure with
philanthropy, using his expedition
as an avenue to raise awareness
of the environmental issues that
plague the Amazon region.
His desire to accomplish a
“world-first” and his passion for the
environment led him on one
of the most impressive adventures
to date.

10. THANK
YOU
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G.Varsha