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Paper GG119

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G119-06-1
 Section W1 (20 marks) Marks
Write a composition of 120–150 words on ONE of the following topics: Awarded

1. A day in the life of a film star.

2. My favourite winter activity.
3. The robbery.
4. The most useful thing I own.

Title:

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 Section W2 (10 marks) Marks
You are on holiday in the countryside for a week. It is spring. Write a message to a Awarded
friend. Tell him/her about your holiday. Write about 50 words.

Hi,

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 Section R1 (13 marks) Marks
Read the following passage and answer all the questions. Awarded

The Loch Ness Monster

Monsters first appeared in stories over 2,500 years ago. ‘Nessie’ is the famous monster
from Loch Ness, a lake in Scotland. The first written story about this monster dates
back 1,500 years, when Saint Columba said that he saw a strange creature attack a man

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who was swimming in the lake. The story was written down but the monster did not

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become famous until more modern times.

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Many people have said that they have seen Nessie. The first big news story was in 1930.
Three men on a boat trip said that they saw a monster. In 1933, George Spicer and his

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wife saw a strange animal cross the road in front of their car. It then went into the lake

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and swam away. In the same year, an excited man took the first photo of the monster.
He saw the monster’s tail and large body splashing in the water. In 1934, Arthur Grant

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saw Nessie just after midnight when he was riding his motorbike. In 1935, a doctor took
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a photo, which shows a long neck and a small head sticking up out of the water. This
became the best known photo of Nessie.
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There are many photos but none are clear. In 1987, scientists used sound equipment to
search for Nessie. On the first day, they detected a large object, suggesting an animal
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larger than a shark but not as big as a whale. On the second and third day they found
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nothing. Experts believe it was a seal swimming along the River Ness to the loch. To
this day, nobody knows if the monster really exists but it continues to be a great story.
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1. What did Nessie do in the first monster story?

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2. What parts of the monster can be seen in the doctor’s photo?

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3. How did people try to find Nessie in 1987?

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 For questions 4-8, tick () the box. (1 mark each) Marks
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4. The first story about Nessie was written 2,500 years ago.

True False

5. Nessie has always been seen in the water.

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6. The man who saw Nessie at night was

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B sailing a boat.

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A 1930
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C whale.
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A B C

Write the words in the box. (1 mark each)

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9. Find the word in the passage which means the OPPOSITE of:
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terrible (paragraph 3)
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10. Find the word in the passage which means the SAME as:

unusual (paragraph 2)
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 Section R2 (7 marks) Marks
Read the three advertisements for bookshops and answer the questions. For each Awarded
question, choose the correct bookshop, A, B or C. You might need to choose each
bookshop more than once.

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Askews – selling books since 1975

Best children’s bookshop in the area

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Wide range of books for babies up to teenagers- choose from over 7,600
Fantastic choice of DVDs and magazines suitable for children and teens

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Store opening hours: 9-4 Mon-Fri
Café open 12-2 pm

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For all enquiries, call 08823 990550.

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Bex’s Books
Family business since 1993, selling books for everyone
– we have 11,000 different books
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Sale on this week – many items under £5!

Bex and her team would love to serve you Mon-Sat 9-5 pm.
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Sorry, refreshments are not available, but Baxter’s café is opposite our shop.
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No parking facilities available, but the store is a short walk from the bus stop.
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See our website for the latest offers: www.bexbooks.com

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Charlestons
First opened in 2009
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We have all the latest books! Over 8,500 different titles

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Store open daily, including weekends, 9 am-5 pm

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Try our café – opening hours also 9 am-5 pm

Parking charges (£1.25 per hour)

Parking is repaid if you make a purchase – just show your ticket at the till.

e-mail: charlestonenquiries@charlestonbookstore.com

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 Which bookshop, Askews (A) Marks
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Bex’s Books (B)
Charlestons (C)

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.... has the most books for sale? 2

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.... has cheaper books at the moment? 3

.... is closed at the weekend? 4

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.... offers free parking if you buy a book? 6

.... asks people to contact the shop by phone?

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 Section R3 (20 marks) Marks
Choose the correct answer and tick the box. Awarded

Example
You had better leave early.
A leaving B left  C leave D leaves

1. Her father never lets her _________________ his computer.

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A use B using C to use D used

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2. Is that the café _________________ has cheaper prices for students?
A what B when C which D where

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3. If you buy the paint, I _________________ you decorate the room.

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A help B have C helping D will help

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A making B makes
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Milk chocolate is _________________ in that factory.
C made D make
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5. Jack would rather _________________ a film at home than at the cinema.

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7. Please can you look _________________ my cat while I’m on holiday?

A after B like C off D out
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8. How long have you been _________________ for the bus?

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A waits B waited C waiting D wait

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9. I don’t have _________________ time to visit you today.

A too B enough C very D many

10. He doesn’t like cheese and _________________.

A neither B so do I C so have I D neither am I
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 Section W3 (10 marks) Marks
Change each sentence so that it means the same as the sentence given. Awarded
Begin your sentence with the words provided in the box.

Example:
We last saw Kate a week ago.

We haven’t seen Kate for a week.

1. The last time Claire went to the theatre was in May.

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2. Charlie ate all the ice cream.

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4. He locks the doors at six o’clock every day.

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Someone will collect the concert tickets tomorrow.

The concert tickets

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I always eat dinner at seven o’clock.

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1. her / finished / She / homework / has / already

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2. rarely / bed / Annabelle / goes / to / early

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3. never / Bill / foreign / visited / country / has / a

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4. wants / of / clothes / to / Jane / new / lots / buy

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5. so / playing / I / loves / My / and / sister / tennis / do

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 Section R4 (5 marks) Marks
Choose the correct word and tick the box. Awarded

Example:
It was a very exciting day. I’ll never forget it.

A excited B excitement  C exciting

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A noise B noisily C noisy

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A anger B angrily C angry

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 Section R5 (5 marks) Marks
Choose the words from the box and write them on the lines. Awarded
Use some words more than once.

off up at on in of

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2. It is cheaper to buy tickets now. They will put _______________ the prices
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4. David picked _______________ his pen and carried _______________ writing.

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5. Sarah stood _______________ and gave her grandmother a box

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