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PART 1 Questions I-10 Complete the notes below Write ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer lifeguard Application Personal information Name: Peter Smith Address: 130 South Main Street, Lake 1 ey Contactnumber:2 (cellphone) Work experience: - eter ene coach - as a lifeguard * hasapart-timejobasa3 attheS ° is studying PE now a 4 we owe ° hope to work in a high school as worked Other relevant work experience: Qualification for water safety: ¢ Good level of concentration ¢ Good vision ¢ Other relevant skills: 6 eee e meee awe Other information ¢ Preferred working time: 8 eee wen wen oee mornings ¢ He can start to work at 9 “— o’clock ° Source of information: 10 ey PART 2 Questions 11-20 ` Questions 15-20 Questions 11-14 Choose the correct letter, A, B or C Label the map below 15 What warning does the speaker give about cycling on the Elmsden Way? Write the correct letter, A-I, next to Questions 11-14 A The roads usually have heavy traffic B Bad weather can cause problems The Elmsden Way C There may be animals on the cycle path.» yor P 16 What does the speaker say about Elmsden Station? \ Road —— | A Itis a very busy station Railway Cece \ " : B It has been modernized Cycle route — ~~ \ ° ị C It reopened recently RIVER ` ị s : 17 In the Visitors’ Centre, people can CLEVE \ | / A hire a bicycle \ B Duy refreshments \ RAILWAY LANGTON : C learn about local history LINE ` STATION 18 Ifcyclists want to travel between Elmsden and Langton by train, ELMSDEN A they need to book in advance B they have to travel at the weekend STATION C they must pay an additional charge for their bicycle 19 What warning does the speaker give about walking to the River Elm? A It can take a long time to get back B There is nowhere to leave bicycles C The waterfall is inaccessible on foot 11 rocks ¬—¬— | ị| 20 To find out about other cycle paths in the region, you can 12 Corley nature reserve A look in the local newspaper I3 Ashington china factory = = B check the radio station website 14 Langton forest ewe ees ene ene C ring up the national cycle network PART 3 Questions 21-30 | Questions 26-30 Questions 21-25 Choose the correct letter, A, B or C What did the students say about each of the following volcanoes for their presentation? 26 In Erica’s view, what is wrong with Ian’s last presentation? A He did not read loud enough Choose FIVE answers from the box and write the correct letter, A-G, next to Questions 21-25 B He did not understand the main reason C He did not provide enough evidence Comment need more photos to support 27 What materials do the students agree to add to their presentation?nN lete d ® "1Ð ïHGŒ AE > a complete documenta repeat other people’s studies P ụ ty B photographs included in the handouts inaccurate information ‘ C Internet video clips need first-hand material need more details 28 By Byusuising extinct and dormant vol1canoes, th the students try to no need to talk about i t A distinguish between scientific and popular terms B distinguish between two different types of volcanoes check again C distinguish whether an eruption is about to happen Type of volcanoes 21 shieldvoleanoes 29 What did the professor say about Erica’s last presentation? A She carried out an in-depth discussion with other students 22 stratovolcanoes B She did not provide sufficient data C She did not fully develop a personal point 23 rhyolite caldera complexes 24 monogenetic fields ee oer oe seee 25 cinder cones aero em ens ece 30 The students both agree that volcanoes A haven’t caused disastrous outcomes B cannot help to reshape the landscape C are not fully recognised for their values PART 4 Questions 31-40 _ | Complete the notes below PART 1 Questions I-10 Write ONE WORD ONLY for each answer Complete the notes below Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer Dolphin Intelligence : Accommodation for Countryside Holiday Point 1: Not highly intelligent | Holiday Detail oliday Details Research on the size of dolphin brains e Preferred location: 1 + ˆo “6m he S186 ¢ Dolphins cannot find a way of escaping barriers such as fishing for catching tuna wer oe reese eas Small-brained animals such as pigeons and 33 complex tasks - Special Requirements — Pigeons are 34 of themselves a ° Mustbe4 | ° AgoodS for children ° A6 Oe nearby Counter argument Additional Requirements ¢ Fatty cells in dolphin brains are linked to protective function and problem- ¢ No stairs solving skills ° Prefera7 =- instead of a balcony Point 2: highly intelligent 7 Personal Details Research on dolphin behaviour a ° Name: Mrs 8 Billy can imitate the keepers’ 36 through other dolphins : Karen hides a 37 animals Each dolphin produces a unique sound, like the 39 They touch each other to make up after a 40 PART 2 Questions 11-20 Questions 16-20 Questions 11-15 What’s the responsibility of each temporary staff member? Choose the correct answer, A, B or C Choose FIVE answers from the box and write the correct letter, A-F, next to Questions 16— 20 An Electronic Toy Company Responsibilities 11 What point is made about the history of the company? A computer A It was quickly established B wage B It took a long time to establish C production C It was set up by a relative D maintenance 12 Why should the company recruit more temporary staff? , E_ research and development A It plans to develop new products F maintaining customer relationship B_ The old staff are having an illness Staff C It aims to meet the new demands of customers 16 1st person 13 How long wIll the employees work in the company? wees eee enoee 17 2nd person A afewweeks 920.0000 18 3rdperson ¬ Bhalfayear TIES nen espe eens 19 4th person cs C indefinitely 20 5th person 20s 14 The largest number of positions are in the department of A administration B_ production C package delivery 15 What’s the current problem with the company? A outdated machines B inadequate skills C late payment PART 3 Questions 21-30 : Questions 27-30 Questions 21-26 What decision do the students make about each of the following parts of their essay? Choose the correct answer, A, B or C ị Choose FOUR answers from the box and write the correct letter, AF, next to Questions 27— Project on Sports Shoes ị 30 21 What did the students get from the website? Decisions A advice from others A change the layout B ideas to fulfil the project requirements B_ write it longer C relevant information about the case C give a detailed example D change to another part 22 What did Martin use as an example of the research? ‘ A He downloaded a diagram from the internet E use simple language B He took apart his old shoes F write in the last part C He borrowed a sample from the tutor Parts of the essay 27 Summary 28 Result 23 According to Martin, what other factors should be considered while designing shoes? A foot shape 29 Conclusion B foot movement C raw materials 30 Discussion 24 What proportion of the essay does Martin suggest Rosie do? A half | B almost all C every part 25 What will Martin and Rosie do this weekend? A carry out a plan B do some face-to-face interviews C answer the questions 26 What help can the students get from the tutor? A borrow equipment B get some advice C have a tutorial PART 4 Questions 31-40 PART 1 Questions I-10 Complete the notes below Complete the notes below Write ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer Write ONE WORD ONLY for each answer aee a eee ấ —4 _ mẽ yury)).3) ) ) Enquiries on Hot Air Balloon Trip African Clawed Frog (Xenopus Laevis) Description: ¢ They have no tongue or external ears ° Their skin is 31 The lowest price: 1£ - per person ° Male frogsare33 - the size of female frogs Each participant willbe givenafree2 ~ at the end of the flight The exact date can only be booked3 - Habitats: The balloon can fly a maximum height of 4 ee ee rere s eee metres ° They prefer 34 Ce water ° They live in oases or glacier-covered lakes ° They live in a condition with a high level of 35 eve mene noves ee ° In the condition of drought, they can survive in 36 for a long period eer cere eros | of time pea e ere eneen Diet: ° Theyusethesenseof37 - to capture food ¢ They use their claws to tear apart ample food ° They use their front feet andaunique38 =- Nguy = A epee” et ỹ eo Other information: regard them as 39 ° People in some states of the USA ey properties ¢ The mucus on their skin has 40 PART 2 Questions 11-20 _ Owestions 19 and 20 Questions [1-18 Choose the correct letter, A, B or C Complete the table below 19 In the Spring Festival competition, you can win Ị A a family pass to ‘Balloons Down Under’ Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer | B acheque for $200 Spring Festival / C a flight in a hot air balloon Event Location Date and Time Other Information 20 You can get an entry form for the competition from Firework display A the radio station Near the 11 Pack a 12 and ASeptember9 p.m | 0 0 ut B the newspaper ¬—— blanket ‘ C the festival’s website Display of 13 ee ee ef Central Park | daily Buses run from the town centre every 14 minutes emo eee The 15 ¬ _ Show Exhibition | 10-15 September 9 Centre a.m.—10 p.m oo in the 11-19 September ‘Grow Your Imagination’ 16 ¬ 1n the Saturday matinee ‘Swing in Spring’ 17 178&18 September | performance at bec eeeeeees 18 ene eee ssa nee PART 3 Questions 21-30 Questions 27-30 Questions 21-22 | | What comment do the students make about the following practice? Choose TWO letters, A-E | Choose FOUR answers from the box and write the correct letter, A-G, next to Questions 27— Which TWO points do the students most frequently make about their music background | 30 before entering music schools? A they had composed songs Comments it is beneficial B they had relevant music qualifications QB FAB »> it is challenging but also enjoyable C they played more than one instrument it helps to boost confidence it is pleasant to hear D they had played in public it is time-consuming E they had piano lessons - ‘ need to work effectively with others Questions 23-24 it happens infrequently Choose TWO letters, A-E Which TWO points do the students most frequently make about their music practice? Practice a ey A they practised alone 27 Play solo 28 Choose a piece to play B_ they practised every day 29 Play different musical genres C they were motivated by fear 30 Play duet D they did not have enough practice E they enjoyed the challenge of playing complex pieces Questions 25-26 Choose TWO letters, A-E Which TWO points do the students most frequently make about playing pieces that would be assessed? A they liked to hear others playing the same piece B_ they wanted to play unknown pieces C they played a piece by memory D they played a piece selected by the tutor E_ they played technical pieces Test 3 PART 4 Questions 31-40 Questions 35—40 Questions 31-34 Complete the table below Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS for each answer Choose the correct letter A, B or C Building and date | Description Problem with design | Present use of the site 31 The speaker initially chose to do her research project on Dodds because she had A wondered why interest in him was reviving Mitten Hall Had a dome made of | Windows tended to g8 36 Nghe B_ been intrigued by a local building glass 5 C found his life extremely interesting 1824-1826 Shopping centre DIfficult to make | asa38 (for 32 Dodds became an architect because Royal Arcade PP Ẻ fees A_ he wanted to follow his father’s profession 1832 deliveries modern stores) B he wanted to depart from tradition acclaimed for its C he failed in his first choice of work Morton Gaol large 37 33 The reason for Dodds returning to northeast England was that 1839 A he wanted to introduce a new style there Had towers based No room for prisoners asa 40 "¬— B there were more business opportunities there castle C architects had a higher status there to do 39 on mediev: al + c9 40 e1 & 6 1K 34 Dodds became well-known nationally when he design A won an important architectural award B_ was commissioned by the royal family C became head of a professional association PART 1 Questions I-10 Complete the table below Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer Student Accommodation Type Cost Contract College: Single room Standard: £3276 per year 36 weeks en suite: 1 £ per year (Rooms are not available (meals are not included) during the 2 ) Room with a family £150 per week — all inclusive A4 - Private renting: From £275 to £490 per month 6 months Additional costs (for this year) Need Room in a shared house i ee Oo T a 5 ° gas and electricity: 9 approximately6£ — - ower eur aernes ° tw Oo 1 0 p e f m Oo nth "CÔ x ro ® ° 7 : £9 PART 2 Questions 11-20 Questions 17-20 Questions 11-16 : Label the map below Choose the correct letter, A, B or C ị Write the correct letter, A-G, next to Quesfions 17-20 11 The park was originally the site of Hobson Park A a forest B a lake | | C avolcano 12 The two chiefs met in the area to | A trade , B end the fight Winter Garden Museum F C celebrate their victory : m 13 The park was founded in B car park A A 1840 B 1842 C 1942 14 The area used for testing is the George Street Entry Wellington Entrance A duck pond B formal gardens 17 Plant nursery C iron bridge 18 Pine tree hill 19 Eagle mountain 15 Who provided the artwork to the village? 20 Food kiosk er) A the city council eee eee een aes B local residents see ee mee aene C local museum 16 What is special about the Temperate House? A it saves a large number of endangered New Zealand plants B it accommodates newly discovered plants C it collects plants from around the world PART 3 Questions 21-30 Questions 26-30 Questions 21-25 What job opportunities are the following companies offering? Choose the correct letter, A, B or C Choose FIVE answers from the box and write the correct letter, A-G, next to Questions 26— 30 21 What skills does Peter want to learn? Job opportunities A how to organise ideas A ke busi tact B_ how to handle data MAKE BUSINESS COMLACTS B_ understand customer relations C how to write a business proposal 22 What is Peter’s main strength? C i cam timac management A he isa good leader ‘ D_ use a foreign language B he can work long hours E travel to another country C he can communicate well with many people eo nancial training G learn project management 23 What will the careers officer help Peter with? Companies THaIqaIAT A CV 26 SAI wee eee eee ene B personal statement 27 Gemini Technologies C school application form 28 Deloitte 29 Kearney 30 Vortex Ce ay 24 Why did Peter choose the IT business? ee ey A to update his knowledge in the area B to be good at presentations C to prepare himself for lectures 25 What will Peter do for the next term? A continue with the same language B change to another language C discontinue the language course PART 4 Questions 31-40 PART 1 Questions I-10 Complete the notes below Question s 1-6 Write ONE WORD ONLY for each answer Complete the notes below A museum in Japan Write ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer e The museum accommodates a diverse range of artworks ES, MEE, SELES Employment Agency: Possible | Jobs ° The design was basedonaChinese32 the architect knew ¢ Visitors can approach the museum througha33 - and over a bridge ¢ After getting into the building,aglass34 - can be noticed immediately ‘ First Job © Job title: 1 ¢ Visitors feellikebeng35 because of the light Advantages of underground houses: ¢ Type ofmagazine: weekly2 magazine + Hours per week: 3 hours > There ts less 36 ¬ ¢ Theyareatalowerriskof37 ° Starting salary: 4 £ ii a month ¢ They do better in energy conservation Second Job Disadvantages of underground houses: ° Job HS: 5 ° People may feel they do not haveenough38 ~ (but they are already used * Hours per week: 45 hours to 39 shopping centres) to construct underground buildings ¢ Starting salary: £7200 a month ¢ Source of information: 6 ¢ Places suffering from 40 cannot be used Questions 7-10 PART 2 Questions 11-20 What is the man’s attitude towards the position of writer in the following different fields? Choose the correct letter, A, B or C Write the correct letter, A, B or C, next to Questions 7-10 Muna Island Att; 11 How much should visitors tip taxi drivers on the island? ttitudes A as much as they feel right A very interested in B no tip ae at all © 10% tp B - slightly interested in Field C not interested in 12 What is mentioned about the medical service on the island? ields A It will be charged Sports B Visitors should contact their insurance company 8 Entertainment C Visitors have to find the hotel doctor Soap drama °eˆ 6 8 S0 1 1e, SƠ 13 The tour guide says the tap water 10 Business Economy magazine ome eee ro osree A contains no mineral B is unsafe Chas an unusual taste 14 What point is made about bottled water? A Itis expensive B The bottle is not always sealed C Itisn’t sold everywhere 15 What feature is mentioned about the bus on the island? PART 3 Questions 21-30 A frequent Questions 21—24 B not punctual C not comfortable Complete the notes below Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer 16 How can visitors know the destination of the bus on the island? Possible Course Change A find it in front of the bus Name of student: Sally Layman - B check it with the driver C find it at the bus stop Current course: 2 ee ay 17 What does the tour guide advise visitors to do before renting a car? Time started: “MA A find a taxi company B go to the hotel reception Courses inferestedin: lstchoice23 C compare the price in advance 2nd choice 24 18 When they rent a car, it’s important for visitors to know Questions 25—28 A the mileage is limited B_ what is included in the price Complete the table below C fuel is included in the price Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer 19 How can visitors find a taxi easily? Problem Strategies tried Further strategies suggested A call the taxi company Recording the lectures B look for a taxi in advance Find25 = Talking to the tutor Join other studentsina26 =- C stop a taxi on the street More background reading 27 Arrange meetings in advance 20 What is suggested by the tour guide about the taxi fee? A make sure no extra money is asked Bad assignment | 28 ~- B_ check what is included in the fee C agree the price with the driver in advance Questions 29-30 Complete the notes below Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer Date fornext meeting:29 - at 3.30 p.m Meet with: 30 « 1ˆ 8 em 1Ð ke 8e Test 5 PART 4 Questions 31-40 Questions 37-40 Questions 31-36 Which UK projects have the following features? Complete the notes below Write the correct letter, A, B or C, next to Questions 37-40 Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS for each answer Projects ; A Mole Manor B Hockerton ŒC both Mole Manor and Hockerton EKarth-sheltered Housing Advantages: Features ° hasa3l - on the environment 37 favourable reaction ¢ increased use of energy-efficient 32 ey technologies 38 self-sufficiency in energy weer ener enae ¢ can have a very long 33 39 low building costs TS * easy to maintain 40 luxurious accommodating ae ewe ees erone * nonoise fromthe 34 outside (a big problem in many conventional homes) »° health benefits from advanced methods of 35 Earth-sheltered housing in the UK: ° no longer difficult to get planning permission ¢ more likely to get approval for development in 36 areas * may replace mobile homes on the coast PART 1 Questions 1-10 Complete the notes below Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer About the Fees For short-day caring: a for children under 2 years old ¢ Meals aren’t included ¢ There are 2 ` t1 11 & 1“ e 1ˆ hours of free caring (one week) About the Centre 3 teaching ¢ The centre has its own playground and offers outdoor ¢ Teachers in the centre have experience in 4 eee eet e en ees ¢ Like other centres, it has a weekly 5 saeroseceeone About the Staff * For some activities, the staff need to bring 7 Oe ae) , Sunglasses and sun cream ¢ They also should bring a 8 for each child ° All staff have to provide a medical 9 from the doctor Contact Details Avenue, Walkley ¢ Address: NO.75, 10 PART 2 Questions 11-20 Questions 17 and 18 Questions 11—16 Choose TWO letters, A-E Choose the correct letter A, B or C Which TWO facilities does the resort centre provide? A 24-hour café Coconut Beach Resort B free bus transfer C tourist shop 11 Who are suitable for Coconut Beach Resort? D car transfer A backpackers E tour booking office B couples C families with children Questions 19 and 20 12 Which type of room does Anna prefer? Choose TWO letters, A—E A room with a spa bath B room with a private beach In the tour of visiting educational aboriginal tribe, visitors can C room with an individual pool A learn about aboriginal history B_ watch blanket weaving 13 Which facility was recently built? C meet the artists A picnic area D enjoy local traditional dancing B golf shop E learn about medicines C horse ranch for horse riding 14 What impressed Anna most? A town B rainforest C waterfall 15 Why do the visitors like the rainforest exploration? A It suits all ages B It is excellent for guiding C It is the most interesting activity 16 The Sound of the Birds is only opened on A Mondays and Tuesdays B Thursdays and Fridays C Weekends PART 3 Questions 21-30 PART 4 Questions 31-40 Complete the notes below Questions 31-33 Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer Choose the correct letter A, B or C Archaeology Course 31 What impact does Marc Prensky believe digital technology has had on young people? A It has altered their thinking patterns Module 1 Dr Morris sessions B It has harmed their physical development Lectures and practical C It has limited their brain capacity Title: method: Based on processes Lecturer: ¢ recordi.ng 32 ‘Digital immigrants’ tend to access computers Learning Content: A using their native language + interpretation B less efficiently than young people ° display C for less important information 33 What example is given of having a ‘digital accent’? A having less effective typing skills B doing things the old-fashioned way C being unable to understand instructions Assessment: Module 2 and development of built environments Title: examination Lecturer: Content: Assessment: Module 3 Method and Science si rrr Title: Dr Thompson Lecturer: Standard techniques in fieldwork and analysis Content: is to be announced later)