Questions 1-4: 

Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.

1. A TFN is a number used
   A．exclusively for tax administration.
   B．exclusively by individual tax payers.
   C．for managing several government services.
2. Without a TFN, the applicant would be
   A．taxed at a higher rate.
   B．unable to work.
   C．liable for Medicare contributions.
3. What kind of visa does the applicant have?
   A．a visa granting indefinite stay
   B．a visa with work rights
   C．a student visa
4. A TFN is issued
   A．if you change your name.
   B．only once in a lifetime.
   C．when you claim a government benefit.
Questions 5-10: Complete the form below. Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS
AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.
Passport #: 5. ______________
Nationality: Spanish
Postal address: 1339 6.______________ 
Hollywell 1517
Contact details: 09-5577 5076
Preferred contact person: Martha　7. ______________
Title: 8. ______________
Family name: Farina
First given name: Maria
Other given name(s): Rosa Ana
Any other names: Mary = (9. ______________)
Date of birth: 　 10. ______________ (mm/dd/yy)
Gender: Female
Name of spouse: N/A
Exercise 2
For questions 10-15, listen to an interview in which two people, Dana Singleton and
Joe Fahey, talk about transport and choose the correct answer A, B, C or D which fits
best according to what you hear. Write your answers in the corresponding numbered
boxes provided.
10. What does Dana say about her reason for joining the Accident Prevention Board?
A. She did it after being involved in an accident herself.
B. She felt strongly about what they were doing.
C. She was close to someone who had been an accident victim.
D. She felt pressure from people she worked with.
11. The interviewer mistakenly believes that the number of serious road accidents
A. has recently overtaken the number of accidents on public transport.
B. is presently at an all-time high.
C. is a direct result of more aggressive drivers on the roads.
D. has risen in proportion to the number of cars on the roads.
12. According to the statistics Dana quotes, there were more serious accidents per year
A. before 1926.
B. between 1926 and 1970.
C. between 1970 and 1990.
D. after 1990.
13. Which of the following facts about public transport does Joe not state?
A. Public transport has a relatively poor safety record.
B. People sometimes feel intimidated when using public transport.
C. The high cost of public transport puts a number of people off.
D. Most complaints are about unreliable services.
14. According to Joe, public transport would improve if the government 
A. improved the road network.
B. made it free to travel by bus.
C. re-allocated public spending.
D. banned certain cars from roads.
15. What best sums up Dana’s and Joe’s opinions on driverless cars?
A. Joe feels more strongly that they could help the situation.
B. Dana disagrees with Joe that they are the transport of the future.
C. They share the same views on introducing them gradually.
D. They agree that the poor infrastructure will cancel out any benefit. 

Exercise 3:

You will hear a student, Sophie Reece, giving a short talk about a conservation
project. For questions 1-9, complete the sentences with a word or short phrase.
The state of the planet is the result of people’s need to make 1) ________________. 
Sophie doesn’t want to delve into the subject of 2) ________________. 
The volunteers offer the group whatever 3) ________________ they can spare. 
The generosity of the public allows the group to take care of
their 4) ________________. 
Recently the group have been working on a(n) 5) ________________ involving local
businesses.
The group discovered that 6) ________________ in the way companies conduct
themselves can cut down on their environmental impact. 
After the group left, the publishing company were almost a(n) 7) ________________ . 
Volunteering to help the environment can help alleviate one’s 8) ________________.
Sophie believes everyone’s 9) ________________ is to do something positive.
Exercise 4
A photo of the moment which has since gone 1.________________ shows a white man
carried to safety by a black protester after clashes broke out between supporters of the
Black Lives Matter Movement and 2.________________ in London.
Patrick Hutchinson says he wanted to act as a 3.________________. 
When Patrick caught sight of the victim, Patrick 4.________________ him to go and
pick him up. Then, he put the man on his 5.________________ and carried him over to
the police.
Patrick hopes people will break down the 6.________________.
As for Patrick, interpreting the idea meant keeping the peace between the two
7.________________.
In that moment, Patrick acted on 8.________________.