Questions 1-10

complete the sentences below. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer.

1 After 322 BC, many people came from ……………………….to settle in the Fayum.
2 The new inhabitants Of the Fayum introduced the custom of placing a picture ……………………….
of the mummy.
3 The pictures were made of colored ………………………spread onto a wooden board.
4 William Petrie believed the pictures were painted …………………. of the person.
5 He said the pictures were unusual because Of their ………………. Style.
6 The pictures may have originally teen displayed ………………………………

Questions 7—10

Circle the correct answer A, B, C

7 The reconstructions of the faces were mainly based on

A the original portraits of the mummies.

B models of the skulls of the mummies.
C the X-rays Of the mummies.

8 In the man’s portrait, the dark shadow around his chin

A would make him identifiable as an individual.
B suggests the artist was not trying to flatter him.
C Shows this is a different person from the reconstruction.

9 The portrait of the woman

A has unusual features for a woman.
B suggests a particularly strong personality.
C is very similar to the model.

10 The Faker concludes that both portraits

A are individual adaptations of a standard.
B were probably painted by the same person.
C are rather untypical or their genre

SECTION 2
Question 11-17

Write no more than three words

TYPE OF CLUB OF SOCIETY EXAMPLES

Sports Rugby

tennis

Hobby/ interest Landscape photography

11 ……………………….

12 ……………………………. Dancing

Religious Speed-dating

International/culture 13 ………………………………….

Afro-Caribbean

14 ………………………. Human rights

Environmental

15 …………………………. Republicans

16 ……………………….

Performing art 17 ………………………………….

Amateur theatre

Questions 18—20

Choose the correct letters A—C.

18 In this City, Clubs and societies are mainly paid for by

A embassies of other countries.
B individual members,
C the city council.
19 Finding the right club might influence your choice of
A city.
B district.
C friends.

20 What should you do if the right club does not exist?

A set one up yourself
B find one on the Internet
C join one in another town

SECTION 3
Questions 21 —23

Answer the questions below. Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER for each
answer.

21 What period of English literature will the conference cover?

…………………………………………………………………..
22 How many panel discussions have been arranged?
………………………………………………………………………..
23 What is the aim of a panel discussion?
To present ………………………………………………

Questions 24—30

Complete the notes below. Write ONE WORD ONLY for each answer.

procedure (dealt with by prof.)

Identify topic of interest involving some 24 …………………………….
Invite panelists
Select a 25 ………………………………
Decide on 26 ………………………………

Guidelines

Introduction of topic & speakers—get 27 ………………………… information from prof.

Each panelist speaks for 2 mins—make a hand 28 ……………………… to show time is up.
Primary Function panel discussion (about 40 mins)
Close discussion & give 29 ………………………………
Secondary Function question time (about 15-20 mins)
At end of question time, panel is thanked and audience shows appreciation by 30
…………………………….
SECTION 4
OUESTIONS 31-34
Complete the summary below. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER for
each answer
SUNDIALS
With the sundial. Daylight was measured in twelve 31 ……………………… which were longer and
Shorter depending on the season. The first known sundial is a 32 ………………………… sundial from
Egypt. After some developments Sundials could measure time accurately despite seasonal
Changes and 33 ………………………………. People have sundials today as 34 …………………………Items
in their gardens.

QUESTIONS 35-37 answer the questions below. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS AND/OR
A NUMBER for each answer.

35 For whom were mechanical clocks not originally built? ……………………….

36 What reason is given for having a standardized time? …………………………….
37 Where are the atomic Clocks kept? ………………………………

QUESTIONS 38-40

Choose THREE letters A-F. Match the following book titles with the recommendations in A—F.

A Gives good general overview

B Covers concepts of time in different cultures
C Is the most essential text
D Look at more philosophical aspects
E Provides more in-depth analysis
F Covers modern time technology

38 Understanding Time ……………………

39 Time: Concepts and Conventions ………………………….
40 The Story of time …………………………….