Section 1 is a guide introducing tourists to the Red River Festival.
Section 2 is a conversation between a man and a female bank employee talking about getting a loan.
Section 3 is a conversation between two students, David and Maria, about the candidates for an election for student officers.
Section 4 is a lecturer giving a talk on languages.
Section 1
Questions 1-10
Questions 1-2
Circle the correct answer A-C. Write answers next to 1-2 on your answer sheet.
Example:
The festival is about
A rivers.
B the inhabitants.
C arts and music
1 The festival lasts for
A 2 days.
B 3 days.
C 4 days.
2 It will take place on
A 14,h July.
B 4th July.
C 4th August.
Questions 3-4
Circle TWO answers A-E. Write answers next to 3-4 on your answer sheet.
You can buy tickets from
A the Town Hall.
B the festival office.
C libraries.
D tourist advice centres.
E post offices.
Questions 5-7
Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS in each space.
5 The weather forecast for the festival is___________________
6 Food will be available from__________________________
7 There will be a bar selling soft drinks,_____________________
Questions 6-10
Write ONE WORD in each space.
Name of band | Where they come from | What kind of music |
Petie’s Dozen | 8_______________ | Jazz |
Strings Poland | Poland | 9_______________ |
The Fiddlers | 10______________ | Folk |
Section 2
Questions 11-20
Questions 11-20
Write A WORD or A NUMBER in the spaces.
Current Account Overdraft Application Form
Full name | Micheal O’ Drew |
Current Account no: | 39261916 |
Address: | 24, Kilverton Drive, 11 ______________ |
Postcode: | 12 ______________ |
Tel: | 0458 88320 |
Date of birth: | 23th of 13 _________________ 1967 |
Work: | Culver Engineering – 30 14______________ Carbury |
Tel: | 15________________ |
The number of years in a job: | approx. 3 years |
Current salary: | £ 16__________________ |
Outgoings: | Mortgage: £ 17__________________ |
Cards: | £45 in credit card 18 __________ £19 for store cards |
Personal loans: | 19_________________ |
Overdraft facility approved? | Y / N |
Overdraft limit: | £ 20_____________________ |
Section 3
Questions 21-30
Questions 21-23
Complete each sentence with NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS or A NUMBER for each space.
Student Union Elections
21 There are_________________colleges in the university.
22 This election is held to choose______________student union officers.
23 Turnout last year was only_____________ percent of those eligible to vote.
24 The total number of candidates in the second round is________________
25. Last year, only roughly_________________of the total number of students eligible to vote actually care about the election.
Questions 26-30
Complete the notes below.
Write ONE WORD for each answer.
Choose the letter A-D. Write answers next to 26-30 on your answer sheet.
A if Maria approves,
B if David approves,
C it both approve,
D if neither approves.
CANDIDATE | Good choice? |
---|---|
Jenny de Groot – Women’s Officer | 26_________ |
Michael McCarthy – Entertainments Officer | 27 _________ |
Wu Bing Lei – Overseas Officer | 28 _________ |
Charles Law – Finance Officer | 29_________ |
Brian McKay – Liaison Officer | 30 _________ |
Section 4
Questions 31-40
Questions 31-32
Choose TWO answers. Write answers next to 31-32 on your answer sheet.
The main topics of the lecture are
A introduction lo linguistics
B the history of European languages
C various languages
D how languages develop
E languages and evolution
Questions 33-40
Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each space.
33 Examples of natural languages are English, _______________________
34 In reality, natural languages are always__________________________
PIDGIN | CREOLE | |
Origins | Came into being when two groups couldn’t communicate in 35______________ | Developed from a pidgin into 36_______________ |
Spoken | In Papua New Guinea, the Caribbean, 38______________ | In, for example, 37________________ |
Features | The simplified form of one of the two groups’ languages. Words have more 39______________ | As complex as natural languages.
Have to fight to get the 40____________ |
Answers
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Section 1
1 | B |
2 | C |
3 | B or E |
4 | E or B |
5 | hot and sunny |
6 | stands |
7 | beer and wine |
8 | New Orleans |
9 | Classical Music/Favorites |
10 | Ireland |
Section 2
11 | Michael |
12 | Chalvey |
13 | 23rd February 1967 |
14 | Works Yard |
15 | 0912 79509 |
16 | £18,000 |
17 | £450 |
18 | (a)clothes shop |
19 | none/no |
20 | £250 |
Section 3
21 | 4/four |
22 | 5/five |
23 | 25/twenty-five |
24 | Women’s |
25 | Finance |
26 | C |
27 | B |
28 | D |
29 | B |
30 | A |
Section 4
31 | C or D |
32 | D or C |
33 | French and German/French and Greek/German and Greek |
34 | changing |
35 | each other’s languages |
36 | a full language |
37 | (French) New Orleans |
38 | China and India/China, the Pacific/India, the Pacific |
39 | than one meaning |
40 | language recognized |
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