Questions 11-18

Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.

11. The Heritage Clothes exhibition was put together by

A. museum staff B. local residents C. clothing manufacturers

12. The photographs show the clothes worn by

A. their owners B. professional models C. design students

13. The exhibition called "Toys from the Past" is

A. displayed in a new gallery B. on show for a limited time C. specially aimed at children

14. Visitors to "Toys from the Past" are recommended to

A. play with the toy trains B. look at all the dolls C. see the board games

15. The miniature toys are

A. made by the museum B. bought by the museum C. borrowed by the museum

16. The biscuit factory made tins

A. for people all over the world B. in different shapes C. for many famous people

17. People’s favourite biscuit used to be

A. an unsweetened one B. one covered in chocolate C. one filled with cream

18. The hands-on activity allows people to

A. make some biscuits B. taste some of the biscuits C. pack a biscuit tin

Questions 19-20

Complete the sentences below.

Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS for each answer.

19. The gift shop is located beside the 19 on the ground floor.

20. Free 20 are available for visitors’ belongings.

Questions 21-24

Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.

21. What is the topic of the research?

A. the effect of music on consumers B. the effect of music on eating C. the effect of music on the price of food

22. The researcher found that in the restaurants

A. music was played everywhere. B. music was played at a uniform volume level. C. music was played at a certain time.

23. The first few questions in the questionnaire are designed

A. to understand people’s taste in music. B. to clarify the research aim. C. to disguise the purpose of the survey.

24. The questions in the questionnaire came from

A. a previous study. B. a professional dictionary. C. the student herself.

Questions 25-26

Choose TWO letters, A-E.

Which TWO are the main reasons given for choosing a restaurant?

A. competitors nearby B. environment C. transport facilities D. service E. seating capacity

Questions 27-30

What is people’s attitude towards playing each of the following types of music in restaurants?

Choose FOUR answers from the box and write the correct letter, A-F, next to Questions 27-30.

People’s attitudes

A. People will spend more money in the restaurant.

B. People do not even notice the music.

C. People will come back again.

D. People do not think the restaurant is worth the price.

E. People will leave the restaurant immediately after eating.

F. People do not like the restaurant at all.

27. no music SelectA. People will spend more money in the restaurant.B. People do not even notice the music.C. People will come back again.D. People do not think the restaurant is worth the price.E. People will leave the restaurant immediately after eating.F. People do not like the restaurant at all. 27

28. jazz SelectA. People will spend more money in the restaurant.B. People do not even notice the music.C. People will come back again.D. People do not think the restaurant is worth the price.E. People will leave the restaurant immediately after eating.F. People do not like the restaurant at all. 28

29. classical music SelectA. People will spend more money in the restaurant.B. People do not even notice the music.C. People will come back again.D. People do not think the restaurant is worth the price.E. People will leave the restaurant immediately after eating.F. People do not like the restaurant at all. 29

30. pop music SelectA. People will spend more money in the restaurant.B. People do not even notice the music.C. People will come back again.D. People do not think the restaurant is worth the price.E. People will leave the restaurant immediately after eating.F. People do not like the restaurant at all. 30

Questions 31-40

Complete the notes below.

Write ONE WORD ONLY for each answer.

CUBE HOUSES

Background information

• After World War II, local urban planners wanted to redevelop and revive the city.
• Altogether, the Cube Houses can function as a 31.
• Each Cube building is in the shape of a 32.
• The Cube Houses sit on top of a 33 for pedestrians travelling to the city centre.
• Construction was temporarily discontinued because the designer faced a problem with 34.

Design features of the Cube Houses

• Underneath the houses, there are three pillars made of 35.
• A new building is situated between a warehouse and a 36 of architecture.
• Each building has three storeys.
• The ground floor is an entrance.
• Both the lower level and the top level are in the shape of a 37.
• The first floor has a living room and an open kitchen.
• The middle level has a bathroom and two bedrooms.
• The top floor is sometimes used as a small 38.

Living in the Cube Houses

• A nearby market 39 is located across the square from the Cube Houses.
• For guests, two advantages are the convenient 40 and reasonable price.