Questions 1-10
Complete the notes below.
Write ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.
Wedding Arrangements--Clarence House Hotel
Available date: 1st June
The Oxford Suite has:
- A dining room with a good view of the 1
- A private garden for 2 and for the wedding ceremony
- An area suitable for dancing
The wedding package includes:
- Use of the Oxford Suite
- A three-course meal
- Room arranged with 3 tables
- Table 4 included
- White tablecloths and chairs
- Personalised printed 5
- A late-evening buffet with a choice of 6 and hot drinks
Music: hotel will organise a band (not included in price)
Total cost of package: £ 7
Can also recommend a 8 supplier (new company)
Wedding coordinator: Sarah 9
Date arranged for visit: 10 at 11.30 a.m.
Questions 11-16
What information does the tour guide give about each of the following products?
Choose the correct letter, A-I, next to Questions 11-16.
Information
A pure
B expensive
C perfumed
D best value for money
E imported
F made in the village
G popular overseas
H prize-winning
I coloured
11. Hand cream 11
12. Jam 12
13. Soaps 13
14. Candles 14
15. Ice cream 15
16. Shampoo 16
Questions 17-20
Label the map below.
Choose the correct letter, A-H, next to Questions 17-20.
The Market
17. Wood 17
18. China 18
19. Wool 19
20. Drinks 20
Questions 21-25
Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.
Group Project
21. Jen states that Irene has recently
22. What is Bill’s attitude towards Kim?
23. Jen believes that their project
24. Bill and Jen are irritated with Linda because
25. Jen was asked to join the team because she
Questions 26-30
Which section will each of the following group members write up?
Choose the correct letter, A-G, next to Questions 26-30.
Sections
A Abstract
B Acknowledgements
C Bibliography
D Discussion
E Literature review
F Methodology
G Results
26. Irene 26
27. Kim 27
28. Jen 28
29. Bill 29
30. Linda 30
Questions 31-40
Complete the notes below.
Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS for each answer.
Impact of Cars in Australia (1940s-1990s)
1940s
- One person in eight owned a car
- 31 transport was used for 60% of journeys
- Buses: problems--crowded and 32; advantage--affordable
- Cars were associated with 33
- Problems of car ownership: cost; many spare parts were imported; restrictions on fuel; high 34 on cars
- Result of pressure from motorists--new 35 in Australia in 1949
1960s
- Cars were cheaper and more reliable
- More people lived in the suburbs
- Main streets were congested and 36 (and usually straight)
- New streets were built with curves to make drivers slow down
1970s
- Roads had more 37
- More commuters
- Car use affected the 38 between people
- New types of 39 were designed to attract motorists
1980s and 1990s
- Less business in town centres because of the introduction of 40
- Introduction of drive-in facilities, e.g. restaurants