My name's Ted. I come (1) . . New Zealand. I'm 15 and I'nm a student. You can see me (2) . . . the photo. I'm the younest of the two children. And this is my family. My mum Susanne. She's in her (3) . thirties. She's tall and has fair hair. She works from home but she does not find her there. She's very en-ergetic, talkative and crazy (4) . . . shopping This is my dad, Tom. He's in his (5) . . . forties. He's a busi nessman. Five years ago he set up a building company in Wellington. He's also a very energetic man, (6) . . of beans I think he's the breadwinner in our family. I do not think he's got any special hobbies but he enjoys reading books (7) . his tory. He's athletic and likes to play rugby Then this is my elder sister Lucy. She's a nineteen and she's a medical student (8) . . Wellington University. She's (9) . . time reading books. She's really friendly and understanding. She's as charming and at tractive as our mum. She's got wonderful eyes and about her studies and spends most a winning smile. She likes expensive things and can not (10) boring people. And, you know, I sometimes think. My father and I take (11) . . . him. He's really kind-hearted. Something interesting about him. He does not like reading, traveling (every summer he takes us to a few picturesque places) , doing yoga, jogging and, can you imagine imagine - surfing the Net! I've also got a granny, Mary (13) . . name. I think she's in her (14) . . . sixties. She is re- tired now. Though it looks a bit strict, it's really kind-heart-ed and soft. Sometimes I think she's too sentimental, especial- ly when at the family occasions she tells us how she was bringing (15) . . . her children with love and care. She likes gardening and spends a lot of time growing vegetables and flowers. And finally, this is my cousin Alice. She is not married and she has no children. She's (16) . . . her mid-twenties and she's a successful TV presenter. She's very rich, I think. She's inter ested (17) . . . fashion and cars.