Questions 1-13
Complete the notes below.
Write ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.
TRANSPORT SURVEY
Personal details
Name: Sadie Jones
Year of birth: 1
Postcode: 2
Occupation: 3
Travelling by bus
Date of bus journey: 4
Reason for trip: shopping and a visit to the 5
Reason for taking the bus: the cost of 6 was too high.
Starting point: the bus stop on 7 Street
Complaints:
- The bus was 8.
- There was not enough space for a child’s 9.
- Buses were not frequent enough in the 10.
Other forms of transport
Sadie goes to the 11 by car.
She dislikes cycling in the city centre because of the 12.
She does not own a bike because of a lack of 13.
THE MONTANA RESORT HOTEL
Questions 14-18
Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.
14. Rob says the hotel is exceptional because of
15. What is the price range for a standard room?
16. All the bedrooms in the deluxe suites have
17. The hotel encourages families to stay by offering
18. What does Rob say visitors can do in the Grill Room?
Questions 19-23
Label the map below.
Write the correct letter, A-H, next to Questions 19-23.
Hotel’s Outdoor Facilities
19. Barn for horses 19
20. Tennis courts 20
21. Swimming pool 21
22. Golf course 22
23. Outdoor Facilities Manager’s office 23
PUPIL VOICE AND SCHOOL COUNCILS
Questions 24-25
Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.
24. What do Archie and May say about the idea of "pupil voice" in schools?
25. Archie thought the study into pupil feedback was interesting because
Questions 26 and 27
Choose TWO letters, A-E.
Which TWO criticisms do the students make about the design of the study on pupil feedback?
Questions 28 and 29
Choose TWO letters, A-E.
Which TWO findings from the study on pupil feedback surprised the researchers?
Questions 30 and 31
Choose TWO letters, A-E.
Which TWO ways of improving learning did pupils in the study want teachers to do more?
Questions 32-36
What comment do the students make about each benefit of school councils?
Choose FIVE answers from the box and write the correct letter, A-G, next to Questions 32-36.
A. Pupils can see the practical results.
B. This is a predictable outcome.
C. Only certain pupils experience this.
D. Teachers sometimes doubt this is possible.
E. This is only true for the youngest pupils.
F. There is no evidence for this.
G. This is what pupils appreciate.
32. making pupils feel valued 32
33. reducing bad behaviour 33
34. helping to improve the school environment 34
35. giving pupils a sense of pride in the school 35
36. teaching pupils about democracy 36
Questions 37-49
Complete the notes below.
Write ONE WORD ONLY for each answer.
A GIANT APE CALLED GIGANTOPITHECUS BLACKI
Diet, movement and extinction
- It lived mainly on a diet of 37 and bamboo.
- It was most likely a herbivore because it lacked 38 teeth.
- When moving, it probably resembled a 39.
- Fully grown adults probably had no 40.
- It disappeared about 100,000 years ago, when a change in 41 affected its preferred food.
Early evidence
- Gustav von Königswald found fossil teeth in a 42 in China.
- He was told that the teeth came from a 43.
- He knew from the teeth that the animal was a large primate, but needed part of its 44 to determine how it was related to other primates.
Recent research
- A tooth found in a Chinese 45 confirmed what kind of primate Gigantopithecus blacki was.
- Researcher Frido Welker rejected DNA analysis because the DNA was too 46 to work with.
- His team extracted 47 from the tooth enamel.
- It was surprising that the tooth retained genetic data because it came from a 48 location.
- In future, Welker’s technique may show how Gigantopithecus blacki was related to extinct apes in 49.