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SECTION 1 Questions 1-10

Complete the form below.
Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.
KINGSBURY
Adult Education College
Student Enrolment Form

Example Answer
Enquiry about: an evening course
PERSONAL DETAILS
Name: 1 Peter …………………
Age: 2 ……………….. years
Occupation: 3 ………………….
Address: 4 ………………….
Kingsbury
Phone number: 5 ………………….
COURSE DETAILS
Title: 6 …………………..
Start date: 7 …………………..
Method of payment: 8 …………………..
Reference: 9 ………………….
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS (if any)

Needs access to a 10 ……………………
Vietnam-Australia International English School

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Questions 1-4
Complete the notes below.
Write NO MORE THAN ONE WORD AND/OR NUMBER for each answer.
Santon Sports Club

Name: 1 Alex ………………….
Occupation: 2 …………..……………..
Postcode: 3 …………………….……..
Found out about the club from a 4 ………………….
Questions 5-8
When would Alex like to use different facilities?
A weekend
B daytime
C evening
Write the correct letter, A, B, or C next to questions 5-8.
5. gym …………………
6. outdoor pool …………………
7. badminton court …………………
8. steam room …………………

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SECTION 1
Questions 1-3
Choose the correct letter, A, B, or C.
Example:
Which sport is the woman interested in?
A gymnastics
B swimming
C tennis
1. How long is the heated pool?

A 15 metres
B 25 metres
C 50 metres
2. Which of these is free for all members?
A the beginners swimming class
B the training session
C the keep-fit class
3. Which of these does the woman need to book?
A swimming lanes
B gym equipment
C sauna
Questions 4-10
Yoga classes
• held on Monday, 4 …………………… and ……………………..
mornings
• weekend evenings from 5 …………………… to ………………….
• attend 6 …………………….. per week
• see instructor to change 7 ……………………….
• cost £1.50
Meet 8 John …………………………

Office located on first floor
Meet at 9 …………………………… tomorrow
Tel: 10 …………………………..

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SECTION 1
Questions 1-10
Listen to a customer enquiring about different types of radios and complete the notes
below. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER for each
answer.
Model: Club Tropicana Colour: pink, orange and 1 ………………

Extra features: CD players, 2 ……………, alarm
No. of speakers: 3 ………………..
Price: 4 $ ………………..
Model: Night Owl Extra features clock, 5 …………., reading light

Battery life: 6 ……………. hours
Maker’s name: 7 ……………………
Model: 8 …………. Colour: gold

Extra features: neck strap, free headphones
uses 9 ……………. power
Price: 10 $ ………………….

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SECTION 1
Questions 1-8
Listen to a man buying an Internet connection and complete the form below. Write NO
MORE THAN THREE WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.
AUSTRANET INTERNET CONNECTION

APPLICATION FORM
First name: John

Surname: 1 Mr ……………………….
Address: 2 ………………….. Winchester Road, Sherwood,
QLD 3 …………………..
Phone number(s): 03 924 3116
During working hours: 4 …………………………….
Date for connection: 5 …………………………….
Package type/name: Weekend Special
Free gift: 6 …………………………..
Method of payment: by 7 ……………………..
How did you hear about Austranet? From 8 …………………….

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SECTION 1
Questions 1-7
Complete the form below. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer.
Jordan College, Oxford

Application form
COURSE: Business administration Contact details

PERSONAL DETAILS Address: 3 ……………, Oxford
First name: Nigel Postcode: 4 …………………….
Surname: 1 ……………… Tel: 01865 5 …………….
Date of Birth: 2 ……………… ‘A’ LEVEL QUALIFICATIONS
Gender: Male Maths: grade B
Country of Origin: U.K. Economics: 6 ………………….
First Language: English 7 ……………: grade E
Questions 8-10
8 The course code is …
A BA010
B BA101
C BA011
9 The course lasts …
A a month.
B 9 months.
C 12 months.
10 The nearest cashpoint is next to …
A the main lecture theatre.

B the canteen.
C the library.

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SECTION 1
Questions 1-5
Complete the table below.
Oldbridge Bank Holiday Arts Festival

31st August
Old Bus Station

(example) Town Hall Lincoln Park
Arts Centre
‘Uncle Spoon and the
‘Chasing Clouds’ Nick Goose
1………. Balloon
2:00 – 4:00
2 ……….. readings Folk singer
Children’s theatre
Storytelling Trad Dad and the

‘First Steps’
Workshop Modern All Stars
5:00 – 3 ………..
New short plays
4 ………… band
Maidenhead
‘Gypsy Ballads’ Eddie Hicks
8:00 – late
5 ………… dance Stand up comedy
Heavy metal band
Questions 6-8
Complete the form below.
Ticket Application Form
Name: 6 …………………………
Address: 7 …………………………, Oldbridge
Telephone number: 8 …………………………

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Questions 9 and 10
Choose the correct letter A, B or C.
9 The price of an ordinary ticket to see all the events is …
A £12.
B £20.
C £25.
10 The caller found out about the festival through …
A advertising in the street.

B entertainment listings in a local newspaper.
C word of mouth.

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SECTION 1
Questions 1-8
Complete the form below. Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS AND/OR A
NUMBER for each answer.
Sydney College of English

Student Details Form
Family name: 1 ………………………………….

First name: 2 ………………………………….
Date of birth: 13/08/84
Country: 3 ………………………………….
E-mail address: daichi@opusnet.com
Contact telephone number: 4 ………………………………….
Education: High school diploma
Currently studying: 5 ………………………………….
Total number of weeks: 6 ………………………………….
Class type: 10 weeks of 7 …………………. then 10 weeks of EAP
Test date: Friday 3rd
Course start date: 8 ………………………………….
Questions 9-15
Complete the table below. Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS AND/OR A
Name of Stands for … Focus Number of Extra information Certificate?

exam papers
FCE First Certificate in General 9 …………. Use of English paper 11 ………..

English English tests knowledge of
vocab and 10 ……….
BEC 12 ………………. 13 ……….. 4 14 ………….. levels Yes

Certificate English
IELTS International Academic 4 Beginner to No

English Language English 15 ………….. level
Testing System

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Question 16
16 The most expensive test is …
A BEC
B IELTS
C FCE
Questions 17 and 18
For each question, choose TWO letters A-E.
17 In which TWO months could you do any of the three tests?
A April
B May
C June
D November
E December
18 Which TWO ways can a student pay for the course?
A credit card
B bank cheque
C cash
D traveller’s cheque
E bank transfer

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Questions 1-5
International Friendship Club

Do you want to meet students from all over the world and make new friends?
Come and join our friendly club!
Membership benefits:
Weekly club meetings on 1 ………………… evenings
Regular 2 ………………… packed with useful information
Full social programme
Social certificates for 3 ……………….. participation
Membership Fee:
Only 4 £ ………….. per term or 5 £ …………… per year
Call Daisy or Simon now on 2466
Questions 6-10
Listen and complete the notes below. Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS OR A
International Friendship Club

TELEPHONE ENQUIRY
Date: 12th May
Name: Maria 6 ………………..
Nationality: 7 ………………..
Address: 47 8 …………….. St, Southville
Age: 9 ………………..
Studying: MA in 10 ………………..

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Questions 1-10
Complete the notes below. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS AND/OR AN
SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE TOUR

Learn about the history and 1 ………………. of the building and visit the concert hall and
opera theatre.
Duration: 1 hour
Departure: Every 2 ……………….(between 9 a.m. and 5p.m.)
Cost: Adult – 3 $ ……………………
Concessions (senior citizens, 4 ………………. students and children
under 16) - $16
5 ……………….. (1-18 people) - $432.00
BACKSTAGE TOUR
Stand on the stage, see where the orchestra plays and
meet the 6 ………………… staff and performers.
Duration: 7 ………………….
Departure: 7 a.m.
Cost: 8 $ ……………. per person
Includes: 9 light ………………….
For more information or to book a tour today call:

Sydney 10 …………………….

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Questions 1-6
Complete the form below. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS AND/OR A
Notes on University 2
Subject: International Business
Qualification: MIB
Entry requirements
Educational qualifications 1 …………………………………
English language 2 ……………………… in IELTS or higher.
Course hours: 3 ………………….. per week.
Extended stay: at the start of the 4 …………………………..
Course dates
Semester 1: 27th September to 22nd January.
Semester 2: 7th February to 5 ……….......th May.
Course content
Study of 6 ……………………….., in particular how they are managed and their
changing external context.
Questions 7-10
Complete the form below. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS AND/OR A
Phone enquiries
Purpose of call: Information about MIB course
Caller details……
Name: Javed Iqbal
Home address: Aga Khan Road, Shalimar 7 ………………..….., Islamabad,

Pakistan
First degree…….
Subject: 8 …………………………..
Class: 9 …………………………..
University: Islamabad University
First language(s): 10 …………………………….

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Questions 1-5
1. Steve phones the agency to find out about
A a permanent post at a call centre.
B the nature of the job advertised.
C the amount he would be paid.
2. Ellen says the problem with some students is that they
A are not completely honest.
B lack essential IT skills.
C arrive late for work.
3. Steve would mainly take calls from customers
A who want information about their credit card accounts.
B whose credit cards have been stolen.
C who have lost their credit cards.
4. Which chart shows the current proportion of female to male callers?
A B C
25%
45%
45% 55%
55%
75%
Male Female
5. Ellen says that call centre operatives should be
A experienced.
B intelligent.
C helpful.

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Questions 6-10
Listen to the second part of the recording and label the map with the correct letter.
A Insurance offices
B Shipping company
C Call centre
D Petrol station
E Hotel
F Railway station
G Shopping centre
H Local government offices

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Questions 1-5
Complete the notes below. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS AND/OR A
Volunteer application details

Name of enquirer: Ben Oppermann
Age: 1 ………………….
Qualifications
BA in Social Studies
Postgraduate Certificate in 2 ……………………
Interested in a placement lasting 3 ………………… years
Other skills and interests:

Experience of 4 ……………….. work
Member of a 5 ………………… group
Questions 6-10
Answer the questions. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER
for each answer.
6 How long can the selection procedure for applicants take?
...........................................................................................................................
7 When are short-listed applicants usually interviewed?
...........................................................................................................................
8 Approximately what proportion of the cost of their training and travel are
applicants expected to contribute?
...........................................................................................................................
9 How long does each volunteer's training last?
...........................................................................................................................
10 When do placements generally begin?
...........................................................................................................................

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Questions 1-6
Complete the table using NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER for
each answer.
Hostel Price Facilities Extras

Example:
Bunkhouse ...$5.90 / night
5 minutes to beach
East Coast 3 ………………..
Blackpackers Cabins at $11.00 / night or package
1 ………………… with
2 ………………..
air conditioning
Weekly cost to share room Rooms overlooking

Emu Park
beach have Good for
Hostel
4 ……………………….. 5 ……………….. 6 ………………...
Questions 7-10
Complete the notes using NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer.
East Coast Blackpacker’s Hostel address: 7 ………………………… Road
Bus will have words 8 ‘………………………’ written on the front.
Computer access costs 9 ………………………. .
Shop stocks things like 10 ……………………… and …………………… .

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SECTION 2
Questions 1-10
Complete the notes. Use NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer.
Healthy eating
Very important to eat a 1 .................................... diet
People in Europe and USA eat 2 .............................. more sugar now than in 1800
Try to eat plenty of fresh fruit and veg- 3 ............................. servings a day, if poss.
Avoid foods containing a lot of sugar, especially 4 .................................... drinks
Cut down on fat – eat lean meat, poultry, fish and low-fat 5 ....................................
Eat no more than 6 .................................... eggs a week
In cooking, use lemon juice instead of 7 ....................................
Try to eat regularly 8 .................................... day
Most nutritious fruit is an 9 ....................................
contains: * 165 calories per 100g
* 10 .................................... protein as milk
* more vitamins A, B and C than milk

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SECTION 2
Questions 1-10
Complete the sentences. In this practice task, each answer is TWO WORDS.
At work
• Decide on a 1 ________________________________ and stick to it.
• Make sure that you take a 2 ________________________________ of at least 30
minutes.
• Prioritise your e-mails, faxes and 3 ________________________________ .
• Make good use of the 4 ________________________________ .
• Accept that there will still be things in 5 ________________________________ at the
end of the day.
• Talk to someone about something 6 ________________________________ .
At home
• After work, concentrate on 7 _____________________ other people.
• Avoid 8 ___________________.
• Play a part in your 9 _____________________ .
• Take up an activity like painting, learning a 10 _________________ or a
new sport.

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SECTION 2
Questions 1-3
Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS OR A NUMBER for each answer.
1. When was the museum originally founded? .................................

2. How many floors does the museum have? .................................
3. Does the museum contain exhibits from countries other than Canada? ............................
Questions 4-6
Label the diagram. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer.
6 .....................................
Rotunda
Gallery Gallery
Ramp
5 ......................... Visible storage
4 .................................
Entrance
Questions 7 and 8
Complete the sentences. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer.
7. The sculpture in the Rotunda took _______________ more than three years to create.
8. The best way of getting to the museum is __________________________ .
Questions 9 and 10
9. When is the museum closed? Write C in the appropriate space.
Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun

Winter
Summer
10. When is the museum open late? Write L in the appropriate TWO spaces.

Winter
Summer

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SECTION 2
Questions 1 and 2
Circle TWO letters A-F.
Which TWO topics will be covered in the programmes?
A taking notes in a lecture
B taking part in a discussion
C writing a letter of enquiry
D preparing a job application
E understanding body language
F complaining in the telephone
Questions 3-10
Complete the notes below. Use NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer.
THE GOLDEN RULES OF LISTENING

Stop talking
Make a specific effort to listen carefully when situation is 3 ………………
Relax – listening less effectively when you’re 4 ……………………
Make it clear speaker has your 5 …………………………………
If you need 6 …………………………, explain what you are doing and
why.
Try not to let personal prejudices influence 7 ……………………
Listen with reason and with 8 …………………………………
Your aim is to understand, not to 9 …………………………
Be aware of what speaker 10 …………………………………

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SECTION 2
Listen to a short talk on an organisation called Worldwide Student Projects (WSP)
and answer Questions 1-10.
Question 1
What does WSP aim to promote? …………………………...
Questions 2-7
Complete the table showing details of the projects. Write NO MORE THAN THREE
WORDS OR A LETTER for each answer.
Period: S = Short-term; M = Medium-term; L = Long-term
LIST OF PROJECTS
Country Period Project Special information
Japan S Village 2 ………………… Some knowledge of Japanese

required
Poland 3 …… Renovating children’s holiday

centre
Mexico S Sea turtle conversation Accommodation in school

with 4 ……………………
China 5 …… Architecture: planning and US$ 6 ………………………

design payable on arrival
India M Medicine: centre for

7 ………………… children
Questions 8-10
Complete the flow chart. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer.
You complete an application and send it with 8 ……………………
We send ‘Welcome Pack’ with: General information

Formal 9 ………………………
A questionnaire for you to return
We use the questionnaire to match you to the job.
10 ………………... before departure we send full details of your placement.

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SECTION 2
Questions 1-5
Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.
1. Cranley Hill Primary School first opened in
A. 1830
B. 1899
C. 1983
2. There are fewer pupils in the school now than in the past because
A. there are not enough teachers.
B. students have transport problems.
C. the local population has declined.
3. The head teacher is proud that the school is provided with energy from
A. wind power from their own turbine.
B. coal from the local mines.
C. electricity supplied by nearby villages.
4. The head teacher believes that primary pupils should study problems which
A. are regional rather than global.
B. can be solved locally.
C. may have no clear answer.
5. The children's meals at school are unusual because
A. they include food grown by the children.
B. they are provided by local people.
C. the children are involved in cooking the food.
Questions 6-10
Label the map.
Choose five answers from the box and write the letters A-H next to Questions 6-10.
A. bird cages
B. football field
C. play equipment
D. pond
E. recycling centre
F. sports field
G. storyteller's chair
H. tree house

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SECTION 2
Questions 1-4
Label the map. Write the correct letter A-I
next to Questions 1-4.
1. Hell’s Gate Thermal Reserve ………
2. Arts and Craft Institute ………
3. Volcanic valley ………
4. Tamaki Village ………
Questions 5-10
Complete the table below. Use NO MORE THAN ONE WORD and/or A NUMBER for
each answer.
Name of attraction Special features Cost
Hell’s Gate Thermal very 5 ………………… volcanic adults $12

Reserve area
children $6
boiling whirlpool
hot waterfall (temperature
6 …………………… oC)
Arts and Crafts see traditional Maori free

Institute 7 ………………………………
learn about use of geothermal waters
for cooking and medicine
Volcanic valley formed by volcanic eruption in adults 9 …………

8 …………………………… children $5
boat trip on lake
Tamaki Village tour by Maori guide no extra charge

‘Hangi’ – traditional feast cooked
over hot 10 ……………… in ground

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SECTION 2
Questions 1-5
Complete the table below. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS AND/OR A
Thursday October 15th Radio 6

Time Programme
7.00 ‘Animal Talk’
1 …………………. Charity broadcast: Rare Species Protection Group
8.00 2 ‘…………………………’
8.30 ‘What’s your view?’ The effects of the 3 ………..
9.00 4 ………………………
9.20 Book of the week: Just-so Stories
‘How the 5 ………………… was written.’
Questions 6-10
Complete the summary below. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS AND/OR A
‘Animal Talk’
This programme is about communication systems of killer whales and elephants. Both
of these are mammals which have strong 6 …………………, live for a long time and have
large 7 …………………… .
Killer whales communicate mainly through 8 …………………. in the water but little
is known about the purpose of this communication. Elephants send messages through the
air in a process which is called 9 ‘……………………..’ because the message cannot be
heard by humans, and they can also receive messages through their 10 ……………….. .

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Complete the sentences below.

Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS for each answer.
Advice about researching family history
1. It is better to use ………………….. for recording what people say.
2. At the beginning of each recording, say the date, ………………….., and person’s
name.
3. Apart from people’s memories, you can get information from various
………………….. .
4. Obituaries appear in newspapers, and they announce a person’s ………………….. .
5. Ancestor Charts are like ………………….. .
6. Ancestor Charts can be obtained from ………………….. .
7. It is best to use ………………….. to fill in the Ancestor Charts.
8. A nickname is a ………………….. name that your friends and family call you.

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SECTION 2
Questions 1-3
Earth Matters Exhibition

1. The main purpose of the exhibition is …
A. to educate people about environmental issues.
B. to sell products to the general public.
C. for businesses to sell to other businesses.
2. How often is the exhibition held?
A. twice a year.
B. once a year.
C. once every two years.
3. As well as the Town Hall, where can you buy tickets for the exhibition?
A. at a bookshop.
B. at a health food shop.
C. at a local library.
Questions 4-6
Label the plan below.
Write the correct letter A-F next to questions 4-6.
4. Cycle Safe ………………………

5. Riverbank Farm Foods ………………………
6. Solar Homes ………………………

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SECTION 2
Questions 1-4
1. What does Amy enjoy most about her work?
A. the social contact
B. the freedom of choice
C. the creative aspects
2. Why did Amy start her business?
A. a supermarket asked her to
B. she was inspired by a friend
C. she felt existing products were poor
3. Amy will take on more staff if
A. she decides to sell at a local farm shop.
B. her income reaches more the £7,000 a month.
C. she gets too tired to do so much work.
4. If Amy decides to sell on the Internet, she will have to
A. expand her work premises.
B. do more advertising.
C. use different ingredients.
Questions 5-10
Complete the flow chart below. Write NO MORE THAN ONE WORD AND/OR A
Getting a grant from the Small Business Agency (SBA)
Devise a business 5 ………………….

(Maximum 6 ………….. pages)
Ask a 7 ………………… to check it
Send it to SBA by 8 …………………..
If SBA like your

application
Go to 9 …………………………..…..
If you are successful
Receive up to 10 £…………………

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SECTION 2
Questions 1-11
Listen and complete the interviewer’s notes below.
Notes
Reasons for applying for this course:
• has always been 1 ...................... teaching
• wants to gain a teaching qualification
Reasons for choosing our college specifically:
• can 2 ...................... accommodation 3 ...................... her brother
• was 4 ...................... the description of the course in the prospectus
• is keen on 5 ...................... teaching before doing it
Expectations of the course:
• a friend 6 ...................... her 7 ..................... the hard work
Concerns about the course:
• feels she is not very 8 ...................... maths
• has no 9 ...................... teaching
• 10 ...................... not being able to control the class
• unsure what to do if pupils 11 ..................... her

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SECTION 2
Questions 1 and 2
1 How far away is the nearest big town to Greenville?
A 10 kilometres
B 25 kilometres
C 500 kilometres
2 Which service came to the town recently?
A fire service
B medical service
C weather station
Questions 3-10
Volunteer storm spotters

Duties:
• Need to 3 ........................................... the weather station as soon as the
storm has passed
• Fill in a 4 ...........................................
• Attach extracts from 5 ...........................................
What to report:
• Hail which measures 6 ........................................... across or larger
• Wind damage e.g. 7 ...................................... that have been brought down
• Flooding caused by heavy rainfall
How do I become a volunteer?
• There will be a 8 ........................................... day next month
• Contact local 9 ........................................... if you want to attend
• Important to sign up before 31st 10 ...........................................

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SECTION 2
Questions 1-5
1 The burglary took place at …
A a museum.
B the county hall.
C a local shop.
2 The burglary took place …
A on Sunday night.
B on Thursday evening.
C at the weekend.
3 The clock is …
A one of a pair.
B very valuable.
C the work of an unknown clockmaker.
4 In the painting of Sir John Foxton, he is …
A standing by a horse.
B standing by a house.
C riding a horse.
5 How did the burglars get in?
A Through the windows.
B By the front door.
C The police don’t know.
Questions 6-10
Answer the questions below.
6 Where does the witness live?

...........................................................................................................................
7 What woke the witness up at 3.00 a.m.?
...........................................................................................................................
8 What colour is the suspect’s beard?
...........................................................................................................................
9 What colour is the van?
...........................................................................................................................
10 What is the telephone number for the police hotline?
...........................................................................................................................

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SECTION 2
Questions 1-5
Listen and complete the notes with ONE OR TWO WORDS for each answer.
Gadget name: 1 ………………………. Scooter

Purpose: to help you move faster in water
Places used: underwater at the 2 …………………. or in the sea
Top speed: 3 ……………………….. kph
Price: 4 £…………………………..
Available from: specialist shops or 5 …………………………
Questions 1-5
Listen and complete the table with NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS OR A NUMBER for
each answer.
QuickNet Internet Services

Service Plan Comparison
Price per Suitable for Usage Installation Modem type
month allowance cost
downloading
heavy 2 ………….
500 MB $200 3 …………..
suffer 1 $ ……… movies and
other games
light $25 using e-mail

4 ……. MB free 5 ……………
suffer and surfing
the Web
Questions 1-5
Listen to two men reading a catalogue and complete the notes below. Write NO MORE
THAN TWO WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.
Gadget name: 1 ………………….. breather

Used by: 2 …………………………….
Advantages: small and 3 ……………………….
Size: 20 cm – similar to a 4 ……………………….
Air provided: two minutes or 5 …………………… breather

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Questions 1-8
Listen to a man buying an Internet connection and complete the form below. Write NO
AUSTRANET INTERNET CONNECTION

APPLICATION FORM
First name: John

Surname: 1 Mr ……………………….
Address: 2 ………………….. Winchester Road, Sherwood,
QLD 3 …………………..
Phone number(s): 03 924 3116
During working hours: 4 …………………………….
Date for connection: 5 …………………………….
Package type/name: Weekend Special
Free gift: 6 …………………………..
Method of payment: by 7 ……………………..
How did you hear about Austranet? From 8 …………………….

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SECTION 2
Questions 1-3
You will hear a policeman giving a talk at a local community centre about a common crime. Write
NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS for each answer.
1. What crime is the talk about? ……………………………
2. When do people often find out that this crime has happened to them?
……………………………
3. What can you do to reduce its popularity? ……………………………
Questions 4 and 5
Listen to the second part of the police officer’s talk and answer questions 4 and 5.
4. ‘Identity theft’ means …
A stealing a credit card and using it legally.
B using someone’s personal details in order to make money.
C robbing an individual rather than a company.
5. Which of these is NOT a reason for an increase in identity theft?
A modern technology
B the growth in all types of crime
C the increase in global business
Questions 1-4
Complete the notes below. Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS for each answer.
Theft type What can be stolen?

Stolen wallet/purse: 1 …………………, bank cards, personal documents
Burglary: TVs, stereos, personal information and 2 ……………………..
Mail: bank statements, credit cards, tax returns, 3 ………………….
4 …………………: personal details
Questions 5-9
Answer the questions below. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer.
5. What can you improve to reduce the risk of identity theft? ………………………..
6. What example is given of a security feature on accounts? ………………………..
7. What should you avoid telling people on the telephone? ………………………..
8. Where is it safe to make Internet purchases? ………………………..
9. If you are a victim, apart from the police, who should you tell? ………………………..

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SECTION 2
Questions 1-6
Complete the flow chart below.
Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer.
Recruitment Process
Candidates given a 1 .............................. exercise.
Candidates give a short 2 …………………
Role-play exercise
Psychometric tests to analyse candidates' 3 ………………….
Individual 4 …………………
After assessment, successful candidate is 5 ……………………
6 .............................. are taken up.

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Questions 1-5
Label the diagram below.

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SECTION 2
Questions 1-4
Choose your answers from the box and write the letters A-G next to Questions 1-4.
Vegetable Garden
A tall plants
B strawberries
C shed
D manure heap
E vegetable bed
F greenhouse
G compost bins
1 …………………..
2 …………………..
3 …………………..
4 …………………..
Questions 5-7
Complete the flow chart below.
Three-Year Crop Rotation Cycle
Year 1
Legumes (e.g. 5 …………………..) release nitrogen into soil.
Year 2
Brassicas (e.g. cabbages and broccoli) have a 6 ……………………… .
Year 3
Potato family (e.g. tomatoes, peppers) have big leaves
preventing the 7 ………………………. .

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Questions 8-10

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SECTION 2
Questions 1-5
Complete the flow chart below. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each
answer.
GETTING A BOOK PUBLISHED
Step 1
Prepare 1 …………….. with synopsis (optional) and sample 2 ………………..
Step 2
Find experienced 3 …………………………
Step 3
Forward manuscript to ‘Acquisitions’
Step 4
Send to Publications 4 ……………………….. Committee
Step 5
Receive 5 …………………………..
Step 6
Publish book

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Questions 1-6
Label the plan below. Choose your answers from the box and write the letters A-H next to
Questions 1-6.
A Ground E Administration
B Research F Design
C First G Marketing
D Second H Training room
1 ………………………… floor
CEO’s office 3 ………………………
Reception
4 ………………………
Main entrance
Stairs
2 ……………………….. floor
Production 5 …………………….
Accounts
6 ……………….. dept
Stairs

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Listen and complete the notes below. Write ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER for each
answer.
Wildlife film festival

Day/Time Title and notes Country of film-
maker
Sat. My Life as an Ant 3 …………………..

1 ………………. Hero is only 1cm long!
Learn about his world as he travels around
in search of 2 ………………… .
Sat. 4 …………………… Oasis USA

7.00 p.m. Experience the life and colour of coral
reefs off Mexican coast.
Watch 5 …………………. swimming with
giant mantas and whales.
Sun. The Mystery of Yunnan Snub-nosed China

11 a.m. Monkey
Film took 6 …………………. to make.
Highly-endangered animals (less than
7 ………………… remaining).
Winner of TVE award.
Sun. Riverhorse 8 …………………..

3.30 p.m. Film follows family of hippos over two-
year period.
Winner of Animal 9 ………………
category of film award.
For information call the Box Office on Tel: 10 ………………………

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Listen and complete the notes below. Write ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER for each
answer.
Questions 1-3
Listen to the first part of the talk and choose the correct letters A-C.
1. The first commercial mobile phone network opened in 1979. In which country?
A. Japan
B. the USA
C. Norway
2. Which diagram shows the percentage of people in the EU who own a mobile
phone?
owners of
mobile phones
A B C
3. How do mobile phones transmit messages?
A. by infrared
B. by radio waves
C. by microwaves
Questions 4-10
DO’S DON’Ts
Only use phone when necessary. Don’t buy phone with a 7 ……………
‘SAR’ value.
Keep calls 4 ………………… Don’t buy phone with an 8 ……………….

aerial.
Carry phone away from 5 ……………. Don’t use phone when reception is
when it’s on standby. 9 ………………….
Buy phone with long ‘talk time’. It gives Don’t buy protective gadgets that
out emissions which are 6 ……………… haven’t been independently 10 …………….

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SECTION 2
Questions 1-10
Complete the notes. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER
for each answer.
Time
stopped Benefits
1 ………. Blood pressure and pulse return to normal.

…………. Circulation improves, especially for 2 …………… and ……………
8 hours 3 …………….. in blood returns to normal.
Carbon monoxide leaves body.

24 hours 4 …………….. start to clear.
There is no nicotine left in the body.

48 hours Senses of 5 ………….. and ………….. improves.
6 ……………… becomes easier.

72 hours Energy levels rise.
Circulation improves throughout the body.

2-12 weeks Walking and 7 ……………… become easier.
Breathing problems such as coughing and shortness of breath

3-9 months improve.
9 ………. Risk of heart attack falls to about half that of a smoker.

…………
Risk of cancer falls to about half that of a smoker.

10 years Risk of heart attack falls to same as someone who 10 ………………………

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Questions 1-5
Complete the notes below. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS AND/OR A
When it applies
Monday – Friday, from 7 a.m. until 1 …………………… p.m.
How much it costs

standard: £8
payment after 10 p.m.: 2 £ ………………………..
after midnight: 3 ………………………….
How to pay
by telephone
by 4 ……………………………..
on the Internet
at one of 5 ………………………… Pay Points in the zone
Questions 6-10
Complete the sentences below. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS AND/OR A
The congestion charging zone covers anywhere within London’s inner

6 ………………………….. .
The signs telling motorists when they are entering the zone show a white letter C
on a 7 …………………………….. .
The congestion charging system recognises British and European car
8 ………………………….. .
Alternatives to driving include buses, trains, taxis, and 9 ………………….. .
Public transport in London is now improving because there are fewer
10 …………………………. .

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Questions 1-6
Listen to the recording and answer questions 1-6 using NO MORE THAN THREE
WORDS.
1. How many societies can students join at the university?
...................................................................................................................
2. What is the Rock Society?
...................................................................................................................
3. How often does the Mountaineering Club meet?
...................................................................................................................
4. When does the Mountaineering Club visit actual mountains?
...................................................................................................................
5. What kind of classes is the Dance Club putting on in the summer?
...................................................................................................................
6. What does the Hellenic Society organize every month?
...................................................................................................................
Questions 7-10
Complete the sentences. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer.
Most artistic events take place in or around the 7 ....................................... .
It is always possible to see Eastern European Art at the 8 ................................ .
More unconventional plays can be seen at 9 ....................................... .
To get into the choir or jazz band, students have to have 10 ............................. .

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Questions 1-8
Complete the notes. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS OR A NUMBER for each
answer.
Scottish Highlands: travel facts
Total area (with islands): 1 …………………….. sq km
GETTING THERE
By train
Glasgow to Fort William: 174 km.
Journey time: 2 …………………………..
Glasgow to Inverness: 3 ……………………….. km
Journey time: 3.5 hours
By car
Glasgow to Fort William: take the 4 ………………………… road
CLIMATE
Average maximum temperature (West Coast): 5 ………………….. oC
Average rainfall (West Coast): 6 ……………………… mm/year
ACCOMMODATION COSTS
Fort William: 7 ………………………….. per night
Inverness: £30 per night
EVENTS (Inverness)
Highland Games (Date: 8 …………………………)
Questions 9 and 10
Choose TWO letters A-E.
What advice does Moira give visitors?
A Wear bright clothes.
B Get as close as you can to the animals.
C Watch wildlife from your car.
D Avoid making a noise.
E Take your dog with you.

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Questions 1-4
Listen to the first part of the recording and complete the notes. Write NO MORE THAN
THREE WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.
Cost of museum admission: 1 ……………………………….
Museum open every Sunday from 2 ………………………………..
Photographing exhibits allowed, but without 3 …………………………….
Photocopying possible if items under 4 …………………… old.
Questions 5-10
Listen to the second part of the recording and complete the table. Write NO MORE THAN
THREE WORDS for each answer.
Activity Length Time Price per Max. number

person of people
Group visits:
1 hour 5 …………. 15
adults
Group visits:
university 1 hour £2 6 ……….
students
10.15 a.m.
Group visits:
7 …………. 11.30 a.m. 13
schools
1.15 p.m.
Lunchtime talks 45 minutes 8 ……….. £2
9………… 6 hours 10 a.m. 10 ………….

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SECTION 3
Questions 1 and 2
Label the two bars identified on the graph below. Choose your answers from the box.
15
List of cities
10 Calcutta
Los Angeles
Mexico City
5
New York
Tokyo
0
1 2
Questions 3-7
Complete the table.
Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS OR A NUMBER for each answer.
Material Time to biodegrade Notes
Food (bread) 3 ....................................
Paper 3-12 months Needs 4 ........................ conditions
Excluding aluminium (used in

Metal 1-10 years
5 ......................% of soft drink cans)
6 ...................... 100 years (estimated)
Glass 7 .................. (minimum)
Questions 8-10
List three factors which affect the speed of decay.
8 ....................................
9 ....................................
10 ....................................

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SECTION 3
Questions 1-10
Label the diagram below. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer.

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SECTION 3
Questions 1 and 2
Label the two bars on the chart below. Choose your answers from the countries given in
the box.
Percentage of people watching television for more than two hours per day
60 List of Countries
50 Germany
40 New Zealand
30 Portugal
20 Switzerland
10 UK
0 USA
1 ………………………………… 2……………………………
Questions 3-7
Circle the correct letter A-C.
3 Which pie chart shows the TV channel’s average week?
News / factual
A B C
Drama
/entertainment
Other
4 Which graph shows home entertainment equipment in homes with children?
A B C
100% 100% 100%

80% 80% 80%
60% 60% 60%
40% 40% 40%
20% 20% 20%
0% 0% 0%
10 years Now 10 years Now 10 years Now
ago ago ago
KEY Video recorder CD player Satellite TV
5 Why does Jonathan think that television is so important to children?

A They don’t have much else to do in their free time.
B They like to watch the same programmes as their friends.
C It’s a way of escaping from their parents’ demands.

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6 How many British children have televisions in their bedrooms?

A Less than half
B About half
C More than half
7 How many British children have access to computers in their bedrooms?
A Less than half
B About half
C More than half
Questions 8-10
Circle THREE letters A-F.
What THREE reasons did children give for not reading books?
A not interesting
B too expensive
C parents don’t buy books
D not fashionable
E information is out of date
F too much effort
G not enough pictures

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SECTION 3
Questions 1-10
Complete the notes. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS OR A NUMBER for each
answer.
Immense changes – political, 1 ……………………………., etc.
Changes caused by forces of demography and 2 …………………………….
Species disappearing faster than they’re coming 3 …………………………….
4 ……………………………. languages spoken today expected to die out.
Earth’s long-term capacity estimated at 5 …………………………….
Trend will continue towards 6 ……………………………. countries.
New energy economy theoretically possible by 7 …………………………….
Space exploration depends on 8 …………………………….
Countries likely to enter the space race: China, 9 …………………………….
Factors making nuclear war possible:
- availability of nuclear know-how
- number of 10 …………………………….
- quantity of nuclear weapons

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SECTION 3
Questions 1-3
Complete the sentences. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS OR A NUMBER for
each answer.
Andrew’s tutor thinks he can achieve a 1 ………………... if he maintains his

progress.
His tutor advises him to avoid the subject of 2 ………………………...
The assignment needs to be 3 …………………... words long.
Questions 4-6
Label the pie chart. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer.
4 …………… 5 …………………
6 ……………
Questions 7-9
Tick () the relevant boxes in each column.
Country 7 Which countries 8 Which countries 9 Which countries
are producing less use the most are increasing their
oil now than in the gasoline per head? gasoline use most
past? rapidly?
Great Britain
Canada
Germany
India
Japan
Mexico
Saudi Arabia
South Korea
former Soviet Union
USA
Question 10
Which solution does Andrew favour?
A finding new sources of oil
B developing an alternation to oil
C imposing taxes on the use of oil

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SECTION 3
Questions 1-3
Choose THREE letters A-H.
According to Josie, which THREE things are necessary for Music 103?
A. ability to read music
B. ability to sing
C. computer skills
D. ability to play a musical instrument
E. good maths
F. independent learning skills
G. membership of the music department
Questions 4-6
Choose THREE letters A-H.
Which THREE of the following activities does Music 103 involve?
A. designing a software programme
B. writing and playing back your own music
C. writing music for films
D. attending lectures at the university
E. listening to examples from the internet
F. going on study tours abroad
G. comparing modem and classical music
Questions 7-8
List TWO more things a student's computer needs for Music 103.
Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.
- 7 …………... megabytes of RAM
- CD-ROM
- 8 ………………………………
Questions 9-10
Answer the questions below.
9 When does the next course begin?
……………………………………………………………….
10 How many assignments must be done to pass the course?
……………………………………………………………….

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SECTION 3
Questions 1-5
Choose the correct answer A, B or C.
1 Sami and Irene decided to do a survey about access to computer facilities because
A no one had investigated this before.
B their tutor suggested this topic.
C this was a problem for many students.
2 Sami and Irene had problems with the reading for their project because
A the language was too technical.
B not much had been written about the topic.
C they could not locate the books in the library.
3 How did Sami and Irene get the main data in their survey?
A from face-to-face interviews
B from observation of students
C from online questionnaires
4 The tutor suggests that one problem with the survey was limitations in
A the range of students questioned.
B the number of students involved.
C the places where the questions were asked.
5 What proportion of students surveyed thought that a booking system would be the
best solution?
A B C % of students
recommending
booking system
Questions 6-10
What disadvantage was mentioned in relation to each suggestion?
Choose your answers from the box and write the letters A-H next to questions 6-10.
Disadvantage
6 Different rooms for educational and A against university regulations
recreational use …… B inconvenient for users
7 Restrictions on use by classes …… C involves long waits
D lack of alternative resources
8 New computers …… E need for security arrangements
9 24-hour access to computers …… F not a long-term solution
G more work for staff at centres
10 booking system ……
H too expensive

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SECTION 3
Question 1
What were the TWO main problems with the first part of Eliot’s essay?
A. insufficient research
B. lack of organisation
C. narrow focus
D. inclusion of irrelevant material
E. insufficient supporting evidence
Questions 2-5
Complete the notes below. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer.
Captive breeding
Introduction
- a 2 ………………….. of captive breeding
Advantages of captive breeding programmes
- allow preservation of species from extinction
- could give new function for 3 …………………. in future
- allow reintroduction of species into wild
Disadvantages of captive breeding programmes
- captive breeding is 4 …………………
- psychological effects of captivity
- danger of 5 …………………. for captive animals
- poor success in reintroduction to wild
Questions 6-10
What does Eliot say about the following factors related to the release of captive animals
into the wild?
A. the data shows that this factor is very important
B. the data shows that this factor is less important
C. no data is available for this factor
Write the correct letter A, B, or C next to questions 6-10.
6. training in survival skills for release …………..

7. provision of food and shelter after release …………..
8. employment and education of the local community …………..
9. medical screening of animals …………..
10. acclimatization …………..

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Complete the table below. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer.
Appropriate technology inventions

Device How it works Benefits Extra design features
Clockwork radio Powered by winding Less expensive than Special cell added,
radios using so you only wind it up
Energy stored in a 3…………………. when it is 4………….
1………………..
People not dependent
Gear box allows it to on shops
be released very
2…………… (highly
efficient)
Solar box cooker Uses sun’s light to Conserves 7……… Reflector added to
cook food increase rays
Dung can be used for
Sunlight enters 8…………….. Base of box
through 5…………… lid (improves crops) 10…………….. (retains
more heat)
Coverts light to Reduces 9…………..
longer wavelength so it diseases Lid inclined to
is 6……………….. increase surface area

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SECTION 3
Questions 1-3
Tutorial – Tutor’s advice

Areas for improvement in current work:
Need to write more about 1 ………………… pollution
Check for errors in section on 2 ………………….
Do more reading on what causes 3 …………………….
Questions 4-10
Complete the table below. Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS OR A NUMBER for
each answer.
Suggestions for further research
Topic Research method Deadline
The dumping of rubbish 4 ………………….. (10-20) End of the 5 ………………
Recycling of 6 …………… Questionnaires (larger Beginning of 7 ……………

numbers)
Use of 8 …………………. Questionnaires reviewing 10 ………………………

9……………………….
In library (go back 10 years)

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SECTION 3
Questions 1—3
Complete the sentences. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS AND/OR A
1 Solar towers create energy from moving .................................... .
2 The first ever recorded use of this type of energy was in the ............................... .
3 The location of the first solar tower was .................................... .
Questions 4-8
Complete the flowchart. Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS for each answer.
Solar tower flowchart

Towers are built using extra strong 4 ............................. .
At the bottom they have a sunlight collector made of
5 ............................. spread over a large area of ground.
The sunlight collector warms the air beneath it and

operates in a similar way to a 6 ............................. .
The air 7 ............................. through the tower causing

the turbines to turn.
The turbines create 8 ......................... megawatts of electricity.
Questions 9-10
Circle TWO letters A-E.
What are TWO disadvantages of solar towers?
A they are too expensive to run
B heat escapes from the solar collector
C they require a great deal of land
D they cannot produce electricity at night
E they need to be able to withstand high winds

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SECTION 3
Questions 1-4
1 The total number of crimes in the greater London area is…
A going up.
B going down.
C staying about the same.
2 The number of robberies is…
A going up.
B going down.
3 The number of burglaries is…
A going up.
B going down.
4 Of all reported crime, vehicle crimes account for…
A a quarter.
B a half.
C the majority.
Questions 5-10
Car crime facts Safety tips
% of stolen cars never returned At night, park car in a

to owners: 5 …………………. 8 …………… area.
Sort of car more likely Never leave 9 ……………..

to be stolen: 6 …………….. in the car.
30% of all car crime happens Never leave any other

in 7 ……………… valuables where they 10 …………

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SECTION 3
Questions 1-7
You will hear some students responding to a survey on vivisection.
Write the correct letter, A, B, or C next to Questions 1-7.
A Dawn
B Eddie
C Fran
1 Who has been ill? ……………

2 Who is conducting a survey? ……………
3 Who supports vivisection? ……………
4 Who thinks animals should have rights? ……………
5 Who talks about advances made through research? ……………
6 Who thinks testing cosmetics on animals is unnecessary? ……………
7 Who talks about using computer simulation for research? ……………
Questions 1-12
You will hear two students giving a talk on ‘big cats’.
Complete the table below. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS AND/OR A
Status Weight of adult Found in Hunting behaviour Prey includes Additional notes
Lion not endangered 160 – 1 ……… plains in females do most of gazelle, 4 ……., 5 ……………
work; usually hunt share
kg (male) 2 ………….. wildebeest,
in teams of responsibility
3 ………………. buffalo for rearing cubs
in pride
Cheetah endangered 30-50 kg Africa, usually alone, springbok, can reach speeds
and Middle East, sometimes warthog, gazelle of 8 ………kph
6 …………… South 7 ………… to
Central Asia bring down larger
prey
Ocelot threatened 9 …………. kg Southern hunt alone, usually rodents, reptiles, catch fish by
with extinction US, Central in 11 ………….. fish flipping them
and South out of water
America (but with 12 ……….
not in and pouncing on
10 ………) them

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SECTION 3
Questions 1-5
You will hear some students discussing a presentation on volcanoes. Write the correct
letter A, B, C or D next to questions 1-5.
A Sam
B Makoto
C Chris
D Makoto and Chris
1 Who will be giving a presentation today? ……………..
2 Who researched the number of volcanoes that erupt annually? ……………..
3 Who talks about two volcanoes that erupt very frequently? ……………..
4 Who is not sure what ‘subduction’ means? ……………..
5 How explains how the Ring of Fire was formed? ……………..
Questions 6-12
Listen to two students continuing their talk and complete the table below. Write NO
Volcano type Characteristics Location
Shield Vocano Largest type – can be more Hawaii, Iceland, Galapagos

6……………………km wide. islands
Very gently slopes – from three to
7 ……………… degrees
Composite gentle lower slopes: steep upper Ring of Fire: North and South
Volcano slopes small 8………………. at America, 9 ……………….., the
top Philippines
Cinder Cone smallest type – less than often found on shield and
10……………metres tall, straight composite volcanoes as
sides with 11 ……………. 12……………………

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Questions 1-6
You will hear a talk about a conservation project. Complete the notes below. Write NO
MORE THAN TWO WORDS for each answer.
Details of project
Name of current project: 1 The …………………………….
Purpose of original ark: to rescue all animals from a flood
Meaning of DNA: 2 …………………………….
Used by scientists for study and conservation initiatives
Percentage of endangered mammals: 3 …………………………
Naturalists protect and conserve biodiversity
Extinction leaves a gap in the 4 ……………….. and takes a huge amount of
biological and 5 …………………. DNA codes kept in a type of 6
………………… .
Questions 7-10
You will hear how the conservation project will work. Complete the summary below. Write
NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS for each answer.
How will it work?

Scientists plan to build up their database by taking 7 ………………….. from
endangered creatures. If it is an animal, this will be a piece of skin. However, if it
is an 8 …………………, it will probably be the whole creature. Then, scientists
will take it to be kept in the lab at very 9 …………………. . Scientists are
confident that the DNA will last tens of thousands of years and it is hoped that in
the future, it might be possible to 10 ………………….. animals.

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SECTION 3
Questions 1-4
What do the students say about the following books?
A ‘Hands off the Planet’ by Ted Crilly

B ‘The Future Is Bright, The Future Is Global’ by Dr Jack Jones
C both books
Write the correct A, B, or C next to questions 1-4.

1. easily available ……………………….
2. difficult to follow ……………………….
3. unsuitable for newcomers to the subject ……………………….
4. could be better organised ……………………….
Questions 5-8
Complete the sentences below. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each
answer.
5. Brad thinks that Crilly’s section on the globalisation of the media was
………………………….. .
6. Janet feels that Crilly tends to ignore any facts that do not
…………………………….. .
7. Janet thinks that ‘Hands off the Planet’ is insufficiently …………………………

to be taken seriously.
8. Brad thinks the ……………………….. in ‘Hands off the Planet’ could be

improved.
Questions 9-12
Complete the notes below. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer.
Business studies writing assignment

Title: 9 Globalisation: ……………………………..
Number of words: 10 ………………………………
Submission date: 11 ………………………………
Send by 12 ……………………………..

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SECTION 3
Questions 1-3
Complete the notes.
Reasons for Decline in UK Bird Population

Changes in methods of farming
- increased use of 1 …………………..
- changes in 2 ……………….. times
- drainage and ploughing of 3 ……………..
- removal and neglect of hedgerows
Questions 4-6
Which species of bird appears on each category list?
Choose your answers from the box and write the letter A-F next to questions 4-6.
A Black bird
B Canada Goose
C Lapwing
D Parrot
E Skylark
F Swift
4 Red list: ……………….

5 Amber list: ……………….
6 Green list: ……………….
Questions 7-10
7 The RSPB aims to halt the ……………….. by lobbying the government.

8 Only those farmers who use environmentally friendly methods should receive
……………… .
9 By turning off seed drills for just a few seconds, small ……………….. areas would be
created.
10 If these areas were made on only ……………….. of arable land, the skylark could be
saved.

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Questions 1-3
1. The institution which carried out the research was ………………….. .

2. A journal called …………………. published the results of the research.
3. Large animals often don’t breed well in captivity because of ……………… .
Questions 4-10
Complete the table below.
ANIMALS THAT DO BADLY ANIMALS THAT DO WELL IN

IN CAPTIVITY CAPTIVITY
Polar bear 4 ……………. Animal Grizzly bear Snow leopard
5 ……. sq km 148 sq km Average territory 182 sq km 38.9 sq km
1,200 sq km 19.7 sq km 6 …………… territory 7 …….. sq km
8.8 km 11 km Average distance 9 ………… km 1.3 km

travelled 8 …………….
65 per cent 42 per cent Infant mortality rate 0 per cent 10 …… per cent

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Questions 1-4
1. Which diagram shows the percentage of young people who use a mobile phone at
least once a day?
KEY: % of young people
who use mobile at
least once a day
A B C
2. Which diagram shows the recent growth in text messaging?
A 2 billion B 2 billion C 2 billion
1 billion 1 billion 1 billion
0 0 0
3. The peak period for text messaging is between

A. 10:30 am and 11:00 am
B. 7:30 pm and 8:00 pm
C. 10:30 pm and 11:00 pm
4. Most British teenagers would never carry their mobile phones
A. on their belt
B. in their bag
C. in their pocket
Questions 5-7
Choose THREE functions A-F. Which THREE mobile phone functions will Mary talk about
in the presentation?
A. taking photos C. text messaging E. playing games

B. sending photos D. voicemail F. video recording
Questions 8-10
What information is true about the following people?
Write the correct letter A, B or C, next to each question.
Write A if it is true about Cindy
B if it is true about Michael
C if it is true about Linda
Example Answer
He/she always has the latest mobile phone. B
8. He/she uses a mobile phone to remember appointment. …………
9. He/she sleeps with their mobile phone very close to them. …………
10. He/she has a limit on their mobile phone bill each month. …………

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Questions 1-6
Listen to the first part of the recording. Complete the notes below using letters A-F from
the box.
NB: You may use any letter more than once.
A first aid unit

B social areas
C teaching facilities
D sauna rooms
E fitness testing centre
F physiotherapy suite
Development proposals for the University Sports Centre
What Emma says the Sports Centre needs:

1. …………………………….
2. …………………………….
3. …………………………….
What Adam has found useful in other sports centres:
4. …………………………….
5. …………………………….
6. …………………………….
Questions 7-10
Listen to the second part of the recording.
Where, at present, are there facilities for the following sports?

A in the Sports Centre
B elsewhere in the University
C in the city
7. table tennis ……………………..

8. swimming ……………………..
9. squash ……………………..
10. basketball ……………………..

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Questions 1 and 2
1. What, according to the tutor, happened to scientists in the twentieth century?
A They lost contact with the rest of society.

B They began to lose interest in ethical issues.
C They did both good and harm to the world.
2. One of the students says that scientists should not
A publish the results of certain kinds of research.

B distinguish between pure and applied science.
C feel responsible for the applications of science.
Questions 3-10
3-5 Which THREE of these things do the speakers suggest scientists should do?
A improve science teaching

B warn of future dangers
C solve problems that arise
D prevent discoveries going abroad
E become politicians
F improve their public image
6-8 Which THREE of these issues do the students mention?
A genetically-modified crops
B the cloning of human beings
C using pesticides in agriculture
D experiments on live animals
E changing weather patterns
F weapons of mass destruction
9-10 Which TWO of these does the tutor suggest the students should avoid?
A making many car journeys

B travelling frequently by air
C communicating via computer
D buying certain imported products
E wasting energy at home

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Questions 1-3
Answer the questions below. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer.
1. In which country did ‘Clean Up the World’ first get going?

...........................................................................................................
2. What was the first objective of the organisation?
...........................................................................................................
3. At the local level, what particular issue is important?
...........................................................................................................
Question 4
Choose THREE letters A-G.
Which THREE ‘Clean Up the World’ activities are mentioned?
A Rubbish collecting
B Environmental walks
C Musical events
D Radio and TV appearances
E Cycling rallies
F Contacting politicians
G Advertising campaigns
Question 5
Which is the newest member country of ‘Clean Up the World’?
A Algeria
B Vietnam
C Armenia
Questions 6-10
Match each area to the correct issue. Choose your answers from the box and write the
letters A-G next to questions 6-10.
Issues
6. America ………………… A Albatross study
7. Western Europe ………………… B Drinks cans
C Automobile tyres
8. Australia ………………… D Dead zone
9. Hawaii ………………… E Fishing rights
F Plastic bags
10. Gulf of Mexico ………………… G Rubbish bins

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Questions 1-3
List THREE of John Gould’s professions. Write NO MORE
THAN THREE WORDS for each answer.
1. …………………………………
2. …………………………………
3. …………………………………
Questions 4-6
Date Event
1804 Gould was born
1820s Worked as a gardener and then in a 4 ………………………
1838 Sailed to Australia
1838-40 Gould 5 ……………… and ……………… many new species
1840 Returned to England
1848 Published book entitled 6 …………………………………..
Questions 7-10
7. What part of the animals could be effectively reproduced using lithography?

...........................................................................................................
8. What did Gould use to make the first drawing on limestone?
...........................................................................................................
9. How were the prints coloured?
...........................................................................................................
10. How many prints did Gould produce of each picture?
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SECTION 4
Questions 1-4
Look at the fact sheet. Tick () if the information is correct or write in the changes.
Fact Sheet: Sao Paulo

Example: Answer
Founded in 1550 1554
Population (1970): 7.8 million
Current population: 15.2 million 1 ....................................

Currently third largest city in the world 2 ....................................
Major products: paper and textiles 3 ....................................
Centre of coffee trade 4 ....................................
Questions 5-10
Complete the table. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer.
PUSH FACTORS PULL FACTORS

(reasons for leaving countryside) (reasons for moving to the city)
• Poor harvest • Greater 7 ....................................
• 5 .................................... to improve • Higher wages
old farms
• More 8 ....................................
• Little chance of education in the opportunities
countryside
• Better 9 ....................................
• 6 .................................... damage facilities
land and houses
• Relations may already live in town
COUNTRYSIDE SAO PAULO
MIGRATION OBSTACLES
Little money for 10 ....................................
Relations do not want you to leave the village.

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SECTION 4
Questions 1-3
Label the diagram of a water wave below. Write the appropriate letters A-F against
Questions 1-3.
A Wave height
2 ………………
1 …………………………… B Depth
C Crest
D Trough
mean sea level E Wavelength
3 ……………………………
F Wave period
sea floor
Questions 4-9
Complete the notes. Use NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS OR A NUMBER for each
answer.
Tsunamis
Main cause: 4 …………………………
Percentage occurring in Pacific Ocean: 5 …………………………
Typical wave height in open ocean: 6 …………………………
Country where largest tsunami ever was recorded: 7 …………………………
Average wavelength in Pacific: 8 …………………………
Travel at speeds up to: 9 …………………… kph
Question 10
Choose the appropriate letter A-C.
What was the result of the Crescent City tsunami?
A Many people were killed and injured.
B Many buildings were flooded.
C Many high-rise buildings were destroyed.

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SECTION 4
Questions 1-4
Complete the lecture notes. Use NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer.
The five main memory systems:

Encoding
1 ……………………
Retrieval
2 ……………………
Visual
PQRST stands for:
3 ……………………
Question
Read
4 ……………………
Test
Questions 5-9
Complete the sentences. Use NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer.
Before reading an article, you should look 5 …………………… .
When you have read an article carefully, you should 6 …………………… .
‘Implicit memory’ allows us to learn information without 7 …………………… to
it.
For this system to work effectively, it is essential not to 8 …………………… .
It is better to test yourself on things you 9 …………………… .
Question 10
Which chart shows the percentage increase in brain cells of the mice who lived in
luxury?
24% 40%
15%
KEY
control group
group kept in luxury
A B C percentage difference

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SECTION 4
Questions 1-3
1 In Britain …
A most new houses include the latest technology.
B the technology for high-tech houses is not available.
C few people are interested in buying high-tech houses.
2 An important concern for British homebuyers is that a house …
A is in a suitable place.
B has a modern design.
C is environmentally friendly.
3 How do Integer Project buildings compare with conventional houses?
A They cost more to buy.
B They can be built more quickly.
C They are more complicated to construct.
Questions 4-6
Label the diagram of the Millennium House. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS
for each answer.
Roof covered with

4 ………………………………
Outer 5 …………………………………
6 ………………….
for rainwater
Inner box

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Questions 7-10
Complete the table using NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer.
Company Building(s) Features
Berkeley Homes Housing Development Computers control heating and lighting

Water is recycled and heated by
7 …………………………….
Laing Homes Heating, TV and security system can be

8 ……………………… operated from the 9 ……………………
via a website.
Redrow Homes ‘House for the Future’ The 10 ………………………… is

moveable, so shape and size of rooms
can be changed.
Water and waste are recycled.

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SECTION 4
Questions 1-3
Complete the table using NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer.
PRE-HISTORY OF THE MOVIE
Name of device Dating from Details
Camera obscura 11th century Originally used to observe solar eclipses.

Later use as a 1 …………….. tool.
Magic lantern 17th century Ancestor of modern film projector.

Mainly used for 2 ……………………
‘Kinetoscope’ 1894 Also known as ‘peep-hole machine’.

Only 3 …………………… could view
film.
Questions 4-7
Complete the flow chart below. Use NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each
answer.
LANDMARKS IN CINEMATOGRAPHY
1895 First 4 …………………………... demonstrated in Paris.
1903 First western screened, ‘The Great 5 ……………………...’.
1927 ‘The Jazz Singer’ was the first 6 …………………… film.
1932 Technicolor introduced and used in a 7 …………………...
Questions 8-10
Complete this list of factors which made California attractive to film makers.
Constant sunshine
8 …………………………...
9 …………………………...
10 …………………………...

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SECTION 4
Questions 1-5
Date Event Importance for art
3000 BC rice farmers from 1 ……… built temples with wood and stone
settled in Bali carvings
14th century introduction of Hinduism artists employed by 2 ………………

and focused on epic narratives
1906 Dutch East Indies Company art became expression of opposition to 3

established ………………
1920s beginning of 4 …………… encouraged use of new materials,

techniques and subjects
1945 independence new art with scenes of 5 ………………

(e.g. harvests) reflecting national identity
Questions 6-10
Characteristics of Balinese art today:
present everywhere in Balinese life

production or discussion of art does not require any 6 ………………
has been able to develop because of the 7 ……………… of the island
constantly practised because closely related to 8 ………………
production of art is a 9 ……………… process
art is not expected to be 10 ………………

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SECTION 4
Questions 1-5
Complete the flow chart below. Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS for each answer.
Doxey’s ‘Irridex’ model of tourism
‘Euphoria’
- tourists seen as a 1 …………………. and welcomed
- tourism could bring chance of 2 ……………………..
‘Apathy’
- interest becomes ‘sectionalised’
- contacts tend to be 3 …………………..
‘Annoyance’
- problems caused by overdevelopment and 4 ………………
- policy makers attempt solutions by increasing infrastructure
‘Antagonism’
- open hostility to tourists
- tourists blamed for changes to 5 …………………
Questions 6-10
Complete the summary below. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each
answer.
Criticisms of Doxey’s model
The model has been criticized as giving a 6 ……………. view of the effects of tourism,
because it is unidirectional. It is also rather oversimplified – in fact 7 ……………. are
more complex and varied.
Positive effects of tourism

Tourism may give tourists increased understanding of other societies and cultures, and in
the host community it may lead to the revitalization of 8 ………………… . Tourism may
also help groups and individuals by creating new jobs for 9 ………………….. and by
encouraging people who work in tourism to learn 10 ………………….. .

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SECTION 4
Questions 1-6
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 picture
………………… of the mummy.
3 The pictures were made of coloured ………………… 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 been displayed ………………… of the people
they showed.
Questions 7-10
Choose the correct answers A, B or 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 speaker concludes that both portraits
A are individual adaptations of a standard.
B were probably painted by the same person.
C are rather untypical of their genre.

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Questions 1-4
Choose TWO letters A-E.
Questions 1-2
What TWO reasons does Sadie give for choosing the focus for her project?
A. She was failing as an athlete herself.
B. She was asked by a fellow student to investigate the topic.
C. She was advised to do so by her tutor.
D. She saw links with her essay topic.
E. She could use the results to help female athletes.
Questions 3-4
What TWO things surprised Sadie before starting her own research?
A. that women are slower because they have less muscle
B. that female hormones make women put on weight
C. that men and women burn ‘fuel’ at the same rate
D. that height is a fey factor in running speed
E. that women use more energy in a race than men
Questions 5-7
Complete the notes.
First experiment
● Divided athletes’ 5 ……………….. by their height
Second experiment
● Made race equally difficult for men and women by putting weights on men’s
6 ………………….
Third experiment
● Tested elasticity by measuring how high men and women 7 …………………

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SECTION 4
Question 1
Carl chose well-being for his project because
A it is an issue which many people worry about.
B he and his relatives are generally very happy.
C it can be looked at from several different angles.
Questions 2-4
Choose THREE letters A-G
Which THREE characteristics did the researchers identify in happy people?
A having a strong interest in their work
B recognising what they are good at
C achieving something exceptional
D being interested in the outside world
E having lots of close family ties
F valuing the good luck they have
G being very popular with other people
Questions 5-7
Choose THREE letters A-G
Which THREE things should be avoided if you want to be happy?
A thinking about past mistakes
B spending a lot of time alone
C blaming other people for bad situations
D getting angry about world events
E working hard to make a lot of money
F being too competitive with other people
G taking part in rough games and sports
Questions 8-10
Choose the correct letter A, B or C
8 What is the main criticism about well-being research?
A It ignores the reason why people become unhappy.
B It is not saying anything new or original.
C It cannot define what happiness really is.
9 What does Carl think is the main benefit of well-being research?
A It can help us understand how the brain works.
B It can help develop better medicines for depression.
C It encourages us to find new ways to help depression.
10 Carl talks about the 100-year-old woman in order to show that
A keeping busy makes people live longer.
B happiness contributes to a healthy life.
C different things make different people happy.

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SECTION 4
Questions 1 and 2
Choose the correct letter A, B, or C.
1. Health club membership in Europe…
A has reached 36 million.
B has declined in recent years.
C has followed a similar trend to America.
2. If people today ate the same amount as their parents did…
A they may gain energy.
B they would have more energy.
C they would feel healthier.
Questions 3 and 4
Choose TWO letters A – E.
According to the speaker which TWO factors have contributed to the change in our fitness
levels?
A availability of better food
B different working conditions
C labour-saving devices
D changes in healthcare
E diets which do not work
Question 5
Which of the following machines has been available for less than ten years?
A B C

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Questions 6-10
Which exercise method do the following statements apply to?
A using an elliptical trainer

B running on the road
C using a treadmill
Write the correct letter A, B, or C next to Questions 6-10 below.

6. The impact on the body is more than twice your own body weight. ……………
7. The impact on the body is almost the same as your own body weight. ……………
8. It has the same impact on the body as walking does. ……………
9. It is the best method for losing weight at speeds over 14 kph. ……………
10. It has the highest impact on the joints. ……………

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SECTION 4
Questions 1-10
Complete the summary below.
The history of soap

In ancient times soap was used to clean
1 ………………… . Soap was not seen as a means
of personal hygiene until 2 …………………..
times. Ancient people had little technology but
many 3 ……………………. were probably able to
discover soap by chance. Soap was probably only
used in 4 ……………………. societies. There is no
evidence that tribespeople at the time of the British
5 …………………… used soap.
The history of soap has mostly been discovered from 6 ………………… . The earliest
known use of soap in 2500 BC was to wash 7 ………………… . The Egyptians made soap
by mixing salts with oil taken from 8 …………………. . The Romans saw washing
themselves as a social activity. They removed dirt using steam and a 9 …………………. .
When Pompeii was excavated, they discovered a 10 ……………...... for making soap.

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SECTION 4
Questions 1-5
Write the correct code next to questions 1-5.
AB Administration Block
FM Faculty of Medicine
ICU Intensive Care Unit
IMU Intensive Medicine Unit
L Laboratories
OGU Obstetrics and Gynaecology Unit
PU Pathology Unit
UDD Unit for Digestive Disorders
Questions 6-10

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Questions 1-5
Questions 1-2
Choose the correct picture A, B, C, or D.
1. How should a fainting victim be positioned?
A B C D
2. How should the head be positioned to make sure the breathing passage is not
blocked?
A B C D
Questions 3-4
Choose TWO letters, A-E.
Which TWO items should medical students NOT take with them to the hospital?
A a car
B a thermometer
C a stethoscope
D a white coat
E a mobile phone

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SECTION 4
Questions 1-7
You will hear a talk about the liver. Complete the notes below. Write NO MORE THAN
TWO WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.
weighs between 1 and 1 ................................... kg

main purpose of liver: body's 2 ......................................
receives 3 .................................. and toxins from bowels
removes unnecessary or 4 ................................. substances such as alcohol and
some 5 ……………………………..
other roles of liver (i) stores 6 ................................. for emergencies
(ii) stores vitamins, minerals, sugars
(iii) helps body access 7 ..................................... from
proteins, fats, etc.
Questions 8-12
You will hear a continuation of the talk about the liver. Label the diagram.
8 …………………
9 …………………
pancreas
gall bladder – store bile
– used to 10
…………….
bile duct - gallstones
sometimes 11 ….……. here
duodenum – start of
12 ……………..
Question 13
You will hear the last part of the talk about the liver. Choose TWO letters A-E.
Ancient societies believed you should take care of the liver and gallbladder to avoid
A becoming poor.
B becoming sick.
C feeling angry.
D feeling sad.
E becoming stagnant.

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Questions 14-16
14 Bad care of the liver can result in problems with your
A blood count.
B skin.
C digestive system.
15 During weddings in some cultures the man
A eats a piece of liver during the ceremony.

B offers his liver to his wife.
C promises to take care of his liver.
16 Modern medicine should pay more attention to
A preventative healthcare.
B liver surgery.
C organs of the body.

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SECTION 4
Questions 1-3
List THREE parts of the body whose change is crucial in growing infants according to the
Neuromuscular Maturation theory of motor development.
1. ………………………………………..
2. ………………………………………..
3. ………………………………………..
Questions 4-7
Choose FOUR letters A-G.
According to the Dynamic System Approach, which FOUR factors are crucial for a child
to walk?
4. ………………………………………..
5. ………………………………………..
6. ………………………………………..
7. ………………………………………..
A ability to hold onto things

B ability to swim
C increased perceptual awareness
D motivation to go somewhere
E slimmed down body proportions
F sufficient muscular strength
G the stepping reflex
Questions 8-10
Complete the summary below. Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS for each answer.
In the Perception-Action approach there is a strong correlation between our

perception of our surrounding 8 ……………………… and our ability to
move within it. In order to plan and perform an action successfully, we must
have information about our bodies, 9 ………………………… and the
relationship between the two. Perceptual information is also acquired by
moving different 10 ……………………… . Actions generate further
information for perceptual systems.

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SECTION 4
Questions 1-10
The History of Globalisation

• Globalisation is commonly believed not to have been a concern in 1 ……………………..
.
• In 1541, a writer from 2 ………………………. referred to a 'universal society'.
His main concerns were:
i/ how people would express 3 ...................................
ii/ whether there would be a single 4 …………………………..
iii/ whether it was possible to have one governing body
His imagined future would be shaped by the new technologies of 5 …………………….
and 6 …………………………….. .
• In 1865-1871, there were plans for a single European 7 …………………………….
It was to be called the 8 ………………………………..
Plans failed due to a 9 ............................................
• Other 18th century writers (e.g. Adam Smith) were concerned about effects on
10 ...................................... . His and others' ideas may help us deal with today's
problems.

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SECTION 4
Questions 1-5
Choose the correct answer A, B, C or D.
1. According to the speaker, what do today's young adults need to learn?
A higher-level work skills
B how to support a family
C how to combine work and study
2. The speaker claims that early adults today do not have
A a mature attitude.
B social skills.
C financial freedom.
3. The speaker compares the problems faced by today's young adults to those faced in
A their grandparents time.
B the early 20th century.
C their parents' younger days.
4. One reason given for the change in social trends is that young people today
A mature at a later date than in the past.
B do not want to accept adult responsibilities.
C require more time to get a well paid job.
5. What was the difficulty faced by the researchers at the start of this study?
A The concept of adulthood has never been clearly defined.
B Many social changes did not occur until quite recently.
C Much of the older data had been lost or destroyed.
Questions 6-7
6. In the 1900s, which TWO of the following factors (A-E) were used as a benchmark
of reaching adulthood?
A getting married
B purchasing a house
C graduation from school
D having children
E starting a first job
7. Which THREE of the following research methods (A-F) were used to carry out the
study?
A analysing old video footage
B talking to people in person
C studying historical writings
D assessing labour force statistics
E checking official data from over 100 years ago
F conducting a survey across a range of ages

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Questions 1-6
Complete the summary below.
People now have a different attitude towards adulthood compared to the past.
Studies conducted in the '50s and '60s revealed a 1 ……………… attitude
towards people who were single and married couples who chose not to have
children, in 1957, more than 50 per cent of Americans considered those who
remained single by choice to be 2 ……………… but by 1976 this figure had
dropped to below 3 ………………. Results of the General Social Survey indicate
that, in America, marriage and 4 ……………… are not included in the modern-
day notion of adulthood. Nowadays, adulthood is measured by the following
stages: 5 ……………… setting up a house and achieving 6 ………………
employment.

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Question 1
1. What problem did Sara have in preparing the presentation?
A She couldn’t find enough books on the subject.
B She didn’t have access to the Internet.
C She couldn’t decided what subjects to choose.
Questions 2-6
Complete the timeline below using ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.
Milestones in medicine
Invention First Blood Blood 5 ……….. X-rays
thermometer circulation 4 ………… anaesthetic
Place (2 ………..) (UK) (UK) (USA) (6 …………..)
Year 1615 3 ……….. 1733 1846 1895
Questions 7-10
What information is given about each type of drug?
Write the correct answer, A, B, or C next to Questions 7-10.
A produced from a plant

B had bad side-effects
C tested on animals first
Example Answer
Penicillin C
7. Aspirin ……………
8. Beta blockers ……………
9. Insulin ……………
10. Cortinsone ……………

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SECTION 4
Questions 1-5
Complete the notes below. Write ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.
ITAIPU DAM: Vital statistics

Location: Brazil and Paraguay
Completion date: 1 …………………
Purpose: Hydro-electric power
Cost: 2 $ ………………….
Type: Gravity
Material: 3 ………………….
Length: 7.8 kilometres
4 ……………: 196 metres
Reservoir 5 …………: 1.02 trillion cubic feet
Questions 6 and 7
Choose TWO letters A-F.
What TWO problems caused by the construction of the dam are mentioned?
A People had to leave their homes.

B Animals lost their habitat.
C Farming has suffered.
D The water from the dam can spread disease.
E The land near the dam is sometimes flooded.
Questions 8-10
Label the diagram. Write ONE WORD for each answer.
crest
downstream
upstream face face
8 ……………….
10 ………………. 9 ……………….

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Questions 1-5
Questions 6-10
Complete these sentences. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer.
First evidence of trumpet in Ancient Egypt 6 ……………………… ago.

Became orchestral instrument in early 7 …………………….. century.
The trumpet often leads the brass section because of its 8 ……………..… sound.
The trumpet is quite 9 …………………. compared with other instruments.
Some trumpeters now play the 10 ………………….. instead.

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Questions 1-2
Answer the questions below. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS AND/OR A
1. What information source is Wikipedia similar to?

...........................................................................................................
2. Who are the authors of Wikipedia?
...........................................................................................................
Questions 3-6
Complete the flow chart below. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS AND/OR A
Stages Actions
Step A: Decision to change text Select ‘Edit’
Step B: 3 ……….. changes Type, cut and paste, delete text
Step C: 4 ………… changes Enter text in separate area
Further changes Step D: Check changes Select 5 …………………
Step E: Confirm changes 6 ……………. to finish
Questions 7-10
Complete the summary below using words from the list.
accuracy democracy neutrality
vandalism interest originality
reputations quality
Criticism of Wikipedia has focused on the question of (7).................. . Some

contributors are registered with the site, and over time they are able to improve
their (8).................. . There are also administrators who carry out checks on entries
and prevent (9).................. . Other policies to maintain high standards include a rule
the entries should aim at (10).................. in writing style.

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Questions 1-5
Listen to the recording and complete statements 1-5 in NO MORE THAN THREE words.
1. Some employers use a psychometric test as one element of their ……………….
2. A better name for psychometric tests would be .......................................
3. One reason why questionnaires are popular is that they are straightforward to
……………………… .
4. In the ............................. test format, someone else answers questions about you.
5. In the .................................. type of test, subjects have to do something practical.
Questions 6-7
6. Psychometric testing aims to assess
A permanent personality features

B personality tendencies
C personality deficiencies
7. How effective a questionnaire is depends on
A the standard of questions

B the subject's attitude
C the subject's ability
Questions 8-10
Answer the questions below. Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS for each answer.
8. How many areas of a person's character does the Myers-Briggs test assess?
......................................................................................................................
9. In the Myers-Briggs test, what is the third area concerned with?
......................................................................................................................
10. What are the TWO ways in which people may prefer to organize their lives?
................................................... and ...............................................

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Questions 1-6
Answer the questions below. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS AND/OR A
1. How much was the watch used by Fossett sold for?
...........................................................................................................................
2. Where were the two men near when the accident happened?
...........................................................................................................................
3. How long can the watch continue transmitting an emergency signal?
...........................................................................................................................
4. What is the maximum range of the watch at sea?
...........................................................................................................................
5. How much does the watch weigh?
...........................................................................................................................
6. When was the self-winding watch invented?
...........................................................................................................................
Questions 7-10
Label the watch. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer.

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Questions 1-5
Listen and complete sentences 1-5 below. Write no more than three words for each answer.
1. When talking to babies adults
............................. several times.
2. 'Motherese' provides a ........................
which allows language to develop in
children.
3. In comparison with a ...........................,
a human baby is relatively helpless.
4. Human mothers used their voices to
........................... their young.
5. Language began as sounds became
standardized into ............................
Questions 6-9
Choose TWO letters A-E
6-7 Why might mothers have put their babies in slings?
A to transport them
B how grammar developed
C how language is learnt
D how sounds got meanings
E how sounds are produced
8-9 Linguists say a comprehensive theory would not explain
A how speech developed
B to protect them
C to control them
D to keep them warm
E to communicate with them
Question 10
Choose the correct letter A, B, C, or D.
What is the speaker's main purpose?
A to describe how mothers talk to their babies
B to compare how humans and animals look after their young
C to explain a new theory of origin of human language
D to contrast the views of linguists and anthropologists

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Answer Key – Listening Drills

Section ONE 6. 60 hours
7. B,E
01 SECTION 1
8. A
1. B 9. B
2. C 10. B
3. B
4. C
5. C 06 SECTION 1
6. B 1. pool attendant
7. A 2. (the) equipment
8. Buckingham 3. water quality tests
9. Travel and Tourism 4. Monday(s), Wednesday(s)
10. Second / 2nd 5. (p.m.) – 10 (p.m.)
6. $19
7. Farndon Avenue
02 SECTION 1 8. 053210
1. Computer Studies 9. application form
2. on campus 10. certificates
3. Film Society
4. (a) new gym
5. cooking 07 SECTION 1
6. Jim Maybury 1. a sports
7. Athletics Club 2. energetic
8. a bit limited 3. (a) big room
9. (a) swimming pool 4. Spencer
10. playing/plays the guitar 5. hardworking
6. (an) engineer
7. competitive / stressed
03 SECTION 1 8. bicycle
1. C, E 9. 0777 687 2433
2. B 10. 28th September / September 28th
3. D
4. 10.30 am
5. £8 08 SECTION 1
6. Africa Alive 1. Douglass
7. lunch 2. 135 Park Hill Avenue
8. £14.50 3. 765482
9. Bus Stop 4. low volume / volume (is) low
10. (her) student card 5. a power cut
6. Schneider SVV5002
7. 7 years (old) (NOT ago)
04 SECTION 1 8. B
1. Mathews 9. C
2. 21 10. A
3. full-time student
4. sports
5. (national) news 09 SECTION 1
6. TV reviews 1. Wright
7. C 2. 18 to 25
8. B 3. accountant
9. B 4. 11 Forest Road/Rd
10. A 5. 992471
6. Mexican cookery
7. 26th (of) March / 26.03
05 SECTION 1 8. (by) cheque
1. Foundation 9. CZ943
2. 2 – 4.30 10. wheelchair
3. 16 weeks
4. YES
5. (at) any time / flexitime

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10 SECTION 1 15 SECTION 1
1. Cooze 1 yellow
2. Doctor 2 poetry
3. GT1 2BN 3 7:30
4. newspaper 4 Jazz
5. C 5 Spanish
6. B 6 Simon Evans
7. A 7 83a Cork Way
8. A 8 93002344
9 C
10 B
11 SECTION 1
1. A
2. A 16 SECTION 1
3. C 1 Ogawa
4. Tuesday; Friday
2 Daichi
5. 6.00 / six (pm); 7.30 / seven thirty (pm)
3 Japan
6. one day/1 day/once
4 3398 4571
7. level(s) / class(es)
5 Economics
8. Doherty
6 20 / twenty
9. 11.00/eleven (am)
7 general English
10. 0117 965 478
8 Monday 6th
9 / five
12 SECTION 1 Questions 1-10 10 grammar
1 green 11 Yes
2 clock 12 Business English
3 four / 4 13 business
4 39.99 14 3 / three
5 TV 15 near-native speaker
6 100 16 C
7 Parker 17 C, E
8 (the) Olympic 18 A, E
9 solar power
10 18 17 SECTION 1
1. Thursday
13 SECTION 1 2. newsletter
1 Gerrard 3. active
2 129 4. 5
3 4010 5. 12
4 038164572 6. Lanzerac
5 July 1st 7. South African
6 (the) pen 8. March
7 credit card 9. 22
8 (a) friend 10. Art History
1 Tufnell
2 7th July 1984 1. architecture
3 12 Castle Street 2. half hour / 30 minutes
4 OX4 2JP 3. $23
5 72388 4. full-time
6 Grade B 5. private tour
7 History 6. technical
8 A 7. 2 hours
9 B 8. 140
10 A 9. breakfast
10. 9250 7250

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19 SECTION 1 Section TWO

1. a first degree
2. 7 01 SECTION 2
3. ten hours 1. balanced
4. second semester 2. twenty (20) times
5. 27 3. five (5)
6. international organisations 4. carbonated
7. 5 5. dairy products
8. Economics 6. three or four (3/4)
9. First 7. salt
10. Urdu and English 8. three times a/per
9. avocado (pear)
10. twice as much
20 SECTION 1
1. B
2. C 02 SECTION 2
3. A 1. finishing time
4. A 2. lunch break
5. B 3. phone calls
6. petrol station 4. wastepaper bin
7. shopping centre 5. (your/the) in-tray
8. insurance offices 6. outside work
9. hotel 7. listening to
10. call centre 8. watching television/TV
9. local community
10. musical instrument
21 SECTION 1
1. 22
2. Primary Education 03 SECTION 2
3. two years 1. 1949
4. conservation 2. one (1)
5. wildlife protection 3. Yes
6. nine months 4. shop
7. January 5. information desk
8. two thirds 6. (the) Great Hall
9. one week 7. five (5) people
10. September 8. by bus / on a bus
9-10
22 SECTION 1 Questions 1-10 Winter C L
1. $4 Summer L
2. (has) swimming pool
3. (scuba) diving
4. $30 04 SECTION 2
5. (own) bathroom 1. B/E
6. fishing 2. E/B
7. Shute Harbour 3. familiar
8. Golden Sands 4. tense and/or anxious / feeling / tense/anxious
9. $4 an hour / $4 per hour 5. full attention
10. soap and toothpaste 6. to make notes
7. your judgement
8. feeling
9. win (an) argument
10. is not saying / does not say

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1. international understanding 1. A
2. improvement 2. B
3. M 3. B
4. (very) basic conditions 4. E
5. L 5. A
6. 250 6. B
7. disabled
8. (a) passport photo
9. terms and conditions 11 SECTION 2
10. 1/a/one month 1. B
2. C
3. C
06 SECTION 2 4. A
1. B 5. plan
2. C 6. two / 2
3. A 7. bank
4. B 8. post / mail
5. A 9. interview
6. F 10. 20,000
7. E
8. H
9. D 12 SECTION 2
10. G 1. interested in
2. share
3. with
07 SECTION 2 4. impressed by
1. B 5. learning about
2. E 6. warned
3. H 7. about
4. G 8. good at
5. active 9. experience of
6. 40 10. worried about
7. carving(s) 11. shout at
8. 1886
9. $25
10. stone(s) 13 SECTION 2
1. C
2. B
08 SECTION 2 3. contact / call / telephone
1. 7.50 4. report card
2. Park Square 5. (local) (news)paper
3. media 6. two centimeters / 2 cm
4. News and weather 7. large/big trees
5. first letter 8. training
6. social bonds 9. police
7. brains 10. October
8. sound
9. silent singing
10. feet
14 SECTION 2
1. A
09 SECTION 2 2. C
1. a tape 3. B
2. place 4. C
3. documents 5. C
4. death 6. opposite (the museum)
5. maps 7. (loud) music
6. the Internet 8. white
7. pencil 9. blue or green (full answer needed)
8. short 10. 0800 666 000

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15 SECTION 2 4. guiding pins

5. take up
Questions 1-5
1. sea 18 SECTION 2
2. pool 1. G
3. / four 2. E
4. 300 3. A
5. the Internet 4. F
5. peas and beans
Questions 1-5
6. high nitrogen requirement
1. 35 7. spread of weeds
2. songs 8. (removable) wooden boards
3. cable 9. brick base
4. 200 10. (old) carpet
5. telephone
19 SECTION 2
Questions 1-8
Questions 1-5
1. Gerrard
2. 129 1. proposal
3. 4010 2. chapter
4. 038164572 3. agent
5. July 1st 4. Review
6. (the) pen 5. contact
7. credit card
Questions 1-6
8. (a) friend
1. C
2. D
16 SECTION 2 3. E
4. G
Questions 1-5
5. F
1. Identity theft 6. B
2. much later
3. protect yourself
20 SECTION 2
4. B
5. B 1. 10.30 am
2. food
Questions 1-9
3. Japan
1. driving licence 4. Ocean
2. documents 5. scientists
3. cheques / checks 6. 10 years
4. computer 7. 1500
5. (your) security awareness 8. UK
6. a password 9. Behaviour
7. personal details 10. 973 4617
8. secure websites
9. (your) bank
21 SECTION 2
17 SECTION 2 1. A
2. C
Questions 1-6
3. B
1. group 4. short
2. presentation 5. your body
3. mental processes 6. less powerful
4. interview 7. high
5. offered the position 8. internal
6. references 9. weak
10. tested
Questions 1-5
1. input
2. rotating
3. (heated) metal

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22 SECTION 2 9. workshops
10. £5
1. 20 minutes
2. hands (and) feet
3. oxygen level
Section THREE
4. lungs
5. taste and smell
01 SECTION 3
6. breathing
1. Tokyo
7. exercising
2. Calcutta
8. 10%
3. twenty (20) days
9. 5 years
4. damp
10. has never smoked
5. 80
6. Plastics
23 SECTION 2 7. 4,000 years
8. temperature
1. 6.30
9. humidity
2. 10
10. oxygen
3. (automatic) penalty charge
4. text messages
02 SECTION 3
5. 200
1. height (of cloud)
6. ring road
2. volume (of cloud)
7. red background
3. drying vegetation
8. registration plates
4. landslide
9. (the) underground
5. mudflow
10. private vehicles
6. earthquake
7. wells drying (up)
24 SECTION 2 8. abnormal animal behaviour
9. rumbling (sound)
1. over a/one hundred
10. sulphur smell
2. a music club
3. twice a week
4. during the vacation
03 SECTION 3
5. Scottish dancing
1. New Zealand
6. a film evening
2. Switzerland
7. Lakeside Theatre
3. C
8. the University Gallery
4. B
9. the Workshop Studio
5. B
10. an audition
6. C
7. A
25 SETION 2 8. A
9. D in any order
1. 39,000
10. F
2. 4 hours
3. 280
4. A82
04 SECTION 3
5. 18
1. social (and) economic
6. 2,000
2. technology
7. £25
3. into existence
8. 23 July
4. (About) half/50% of (the) / (About) 3,000
9. C
5. 4-6 (four to six) billion
10. D
6. more (and) smaller
7. 2025
26 SECTION 2 8. political stability
9. Japan (and) Korea
1. free
10. problem situations
2. twelve to five / 12 – 5
3. flash or lights
4. 100 years
05 SECTION 3
5. £4
1. Credit
6. 14
2. global warming
7. 50 minutes
3. 3,000 (three thousand)
8. one-fifteen / 1.15

115
4. transportation 10 SECTION 3
5. industry 1. river
6. buildings 2. toxic smoke
7. Mexico, former Soviet Union (both ticked – 1 3. floods
mark) 4. interviews
8. Canada, Germany, Japan, USA (all four ticked 5. month
– 1 mark) 6. paper
9. India, South Korea (both ticked – 1 mark) 7. May
10. B 8. sprays
9. statistics
10. 23rd June / 23.06
06 SECTION 3
1. C 11 SECTION 3
2. E in any order 1. (columns of) (hot) air
3. F 2. seventeenth / 17th century
4. B 3. Spain
5. E in any order 4. concrete
6. G 5. plastic
7. 64 / sixty-four 6. greenhouse
8. (a) sound card 7. rises
9. (in/next/this) January 8. two hundred / 200
10. 6 / six 9. B
10. E
07 SECTION 3
12 SECTION 3
1. C
2. B 1. A
3. A 2. B
4. A 3. C
5. C 4. A
6. B 5. 40%
7. D 6. older (cars)
8. F 7. car parks
9. E 8. well-lit
10. G 9. (the) keys
10. can be seen
1. B, E
Questions 1-7
2. definition
3. zoos 1. B
4. expensive 2. B
5. disease 3. A
6. A 4. C
7. B 5. A
8. C 6. C
9. B 7. C
10. A
Questions 1-12
1. 250
09 SECTION 3 2. Africa
1. spring 3. two or more
2. slowly 4. zebra
3. batteries 5. females
4. dark 6. nearly extinct
5. plastic 7. (work) in groups
6. trapped 8. 110
7. trees 9. 6
8. fertilizer 10. Chile
9. lung 11. Forests
10. raised 12. (their) paws

116
14 SECTION 3 4 lion
5 79,000
Questions 1-12
6 minimum
1 D 7 0.5
2 C 8 in a day
3 C 9 1.5
4 A 10 14.3
5 B
6 100
18 SECTION 3
7 10
8 crater 1 B
9 Japan 2 C
10 300 3 C
11 steep slopes 4 B
12 secondary cones 5 A
6 E in any order
Questions 1-10
7 D
1 Frozen Ark 8 B
2 life codes 9 A
3 25 10 C
4 ecosystem
5 genetic information 19 SECTION 3
6 database 1 B
7 tissue samples 2 E in any order
8 insect 3 F
9 low temperatures 4 B
10 clone 5 C in any order
6 E
7 B
15 SECTION 3 8 C
1 A 9 A
2 B 10 B
3 B
4 B
20 SECTION 3
5 (really) well researched
6 support his argument 1 C
7 academic 2 B
8 bibliography 3 B
9 Right or Wrong 4 C in any order
10 1,500 5 A
11 February 2nd 6 A
12 internal post 7 C in any order
8 F
16 SECTION 3 9 B
1 (agro-)chemicals 10 D
2 crop sowing
3 grasslands
4 D 21 SECTION 3 Questions 1-10
5 B 1 Australia
6 E 2 to share experiences
7 2010 3 waste management
8 (agricultural) subsidies 4 A, C, F
9 nesting and feeding 5 C
10 a / one fifth 6 B
7 C
8 F
17 SECTION 3
9 A
1 Oxford University 10 D
2 Nature
3 stress

117
22 SECTION 3 Questions 1-10 9. office or car

10. staircase
1 (an) artist
2 (a) businessman
3 (a) scientist 05 SECTION 4
4 museum (in London) 1 drawing
5 discovered (and) named 2 entertainment
6 Birds of Australia 3 one person
7 fur and feathers 4 projection system
8 (a) (wax) crayon 5 Train Robbery
9 by hand / hand-coloured 6 full-length sound
10 (about) 250 7 (Disney) cartoon
8 cheap land
9 low wages in any order
Section FOUR
10 (incredibly) varied landscapes
01 SECTION 4
1 16.5 million
06 SECTION 4
2
1 China
3 cars and computers
2 (the) ruling families
4
3 colonisation
5 not enough/lack of money
4 tourism
6 Floods
5 everyday life
7 variety of work
6 formal training
8 entertainment
7 (the) fertility / rich soil
9 (hospitals and) health
8 (the) religion
10 transport
9 group
10 permanent
02 SECTION 4 – Answer key
1 C
07 SECTION 4
2 E
1 novelty
3 D
2 economic benefit(s)
4 earthquakes
3 commercial
5 80-90%
4 congestion
6 half a/0.5 metre
5 lifestyle(s)
7 Russia
6 (very) negative
8 480 km
7 (the) relationships
9 700
8 traditional crafts / skills
10 B
9 women
10 (new) languages (NOT language)
1. Storage
08 SECTION 4
2. Verbal
1 Greece
3. Preview
2 over the face
4. State
3 wax
5. through it quickly
4 in/during the life/lifetime
6. review the contents
7. paying attention 5 (more) realistic
8. make (any) mistakes 6 in/inside the houses
9. know well 7 B
10. A 8 A
9 C
10 A
1. C 09 SECTION 4
2. A 1 B
3. B 2 E
4. grass 3 C
5. glasshouse 4 E
6. pond 5 running time
7. solar energy 6 shoulders
8. Internet House 7 jump

118
10 SECTION 4 Questions 1-4

1 C
1 C
2 B
2 A
3 D in any order
3 A
4 F
4 E
5 A
6 C in any order
7 F
8 B
1 2.5
9 C
2 main filter
10 C
3 nutrients
4 (potentially) dangerous
5 medicines
11 SECTION 4
6 extra blood
1 C
7 energy
2 A
8 liver
3 B
9 stomach
4 C
10 break down food
5 B
11 cause blockages
6 C
12 small intestine
7 A
13 C, D
8 A
14 B
9 B
15 B
10 B
16 A
12 SECTION 4
15 SECTION 4
1 clothing
2 modern Questions 1-10
3 practical skills
1 brain
4 wealthy
2 muscles
5 Iron Age
3 skeleton
6 written text
4 C
7 wool
5 D
8 vegetables
6 E
9 metal blade
7 F
10 soap factory
8 world
9 the environment
10 body parts
1 AB
2 ICU
3 OGU
4 L
5 FM 1 the past
6 mental problems 2 France
7 (medical) records 3 emotion
8 surgery 4 language
9 babies and children
5 the telegraph
10 recovery
6 steam
7 currency
Questions 1-5 8 Europe
9 depression
1 windpipe
10 relationships
2 oxygen
3 nutrients (from food)
4 remove waste
5 (kind of) bag

119
17 SECTION 4 8 loud and clear

9 small
Questions 1-7
10 French horn
1 A
21 SECTION 4
2 C
3 B 1 an encyclopedia
4 C 2 unpaid volunteers
5 A 3 input
6 A,D 4 summarise
7 B, C, E 5 review (option)
6 (click on) save
Questions 1-6
7 accuracy
1 negative 8 reputations
2 selfish 9 vandalism
3 one third 10 neutrality
4 parenthood
5 completing school
22 SECTION 4
6 full-time
1 selection procedure
18 SECTION 4 2 assessments
1 C 3 administer
2 Italy 4 ratings
3 1628 5 objective
4 pressure 6 B
5 general 7 B
6 Germany 8 four
7 A 9 decision making
8 B 10 structured, flexible
9 C
10 B
23 SECTION 4
1 £20,000
2 Antarctica
19 SECTION 4
3 48 hours
1 1982 4 160 kilometres
2 20 billion 5 85 grams
3 concrete 6 1770
4 height 7 crystal
5 capacity 8 crown
6 D 9 transmitter battery
7 B 10 antenna
8 heel
9 toe
24 SECTION 4
10 foundation
1 repeat phrases
2 (kind of) framework
3 baby chimpanzee / chimp
20 SECTION 4
4 pacify
1 mouthpiece 5 words
2 valves 6 A
3 finger buttons 7 C
4 bell 8 A
5 water key 9 C
6 3,500 years 10 C
7 eighteenth

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SECTION 1 Questions 1-10

Student Enrolment Form

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS (if any)

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SECTION 1 Questions 1-8

Santon Sports Club

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1. How long is the heated pool?

Meet 8 John …………………………

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Model: Club Tropicana Colour: pink, orange and 1 ………………

Model: Night Owl Extra features clock, 5 …………., reading light

Model: 8 …………. Colour: gold

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AUSTRANET INTERNET CONNECTION

First name: John

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Jordan College, Oxford

COURSE: Business administration Contact details

8 The course code is …

9 The course lasts …

10 The nearest cashpoint is next to …

A the main lecture theatre.

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Oldbridge Bank Holiday Arts Festival

Old Bus Station

Storytelling Trad Dad and the

Ticket Application Form

Address: 7 …………………………, Oldbridge

Telephone number: 8 …………………………

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9 The price of an ordinary ticket to see all the events is …

10 The caller found out about the festival through …

A advertising in the street.

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Sydney College of English

Family name: 1 ………………………………….

Name of Stands for … Focus Number of Extra information Certificate?

FCE First Certificate in General 9 …………. Use of English paper 11 ………..

BEC 12 ………………. 13 ……….. 4 14 ………….. levels Yes

IELTS International Academic 4 Beginner to No

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SECTION 1 Questions 1-10

International Friendship Club

Call Daisy or Simon now on 2466

International Friendship Club

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SECTION 1 Questions 1-10

SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE TOUR

For more information or to book a tour today call:

Vietnam-Australia International English School

SECTION 1 Questions 1-10

Name: Javed Iqbal

Home address: Aga Khan Road, Shalimar 7 ………………..….., Islamabad,

University: Islamabad University

First language(s): 10 …………………………….

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SECTION 1 Questions 1-10

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