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"sted an ttn, tn pl a | | | Reeeenere een! il (|ntaweeeeniatetemer |) ‘home, as I've already been here nearly a year. llPart 4 2a1c 23 oO 24 8B 25 C The writer discusses what Antarctica is like for him - his aim isn’t to persuade other people to go there, to complain (he says he is lucky) or to suggest ways of improving life there So the hardest thing to get used to is that there are now just fourteen of us because I’m used to working in a large company, Ten years ago, we were able to send faxes to friends and family once a month but today we can send ¢-mails and talk on the phone so we don’t feel so fur away. We were joined together by a rope all the time in case we fell into any holes in the ice. They're too deep to climb out of. Twas reminded how lucky Tain to be here. Soon we will get amazing sunsets too. A is wrong because he’s been there before. B is wrong because he’s worked hard. D is wrong because he’s only been there three months.Parts Questions 26-95, emp: Fashions go round and round Fann abe abaya chang wh i N(R te wr ent faving the tet yea Dyin Ate yO arte ae aa (at). hin ane changed cma ee Fh 2) Ire poopie hae ice fies vate thers Tere ar ow | ‘hn: mone year the next Secon A) wins mh In ae ay yeas he 21 ema. ssa) ome es a ihe rly finale people tk mo ieen fot the) of bec ‘nh tm gear et hts were in aon Ptr! key ow © ce 2 oePart 5 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 B (structural) C (lexical) D (lexical) C (structural) A (structural) D (lexical) C (lexical/structural) A (lexical) C (structural) 2 (lexical/structural)