1) a leisure activity2) an amusement 3) an entertainment4) a pas time 5) a pleasure They all could work, depending on the circumstances. I don't really find reading to be 'an amusement' or 'an entertainment', but it could be if the material were funny enough.
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teacherJapan Reading is ( ).1) a leisure activity2) an amusement 3) an entertainment4) a pastime 5) a pleasureThey all could work, depending on the circumstances. I don't really find reading to be 'an amusement' or 'an entertainment', but it could be if the material were funny enough.
teacherJapan My textbook mentions that "a pastime" is usually used to talk about a pleasure on the national level, but is this accurate?That's possible, but it isn't how I generally use it. [ Note that I corrected my own error in my first response (in red). ]
teacherJapanAs long as I don't use "a pastime" along with "national," it can mean something we do on an individual level?Absolutely, yes.