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SECTION 2. QUESTIONS 11-20

Questions 11-14

Answer the questions below. Choose the correct letter, A, B, or C.

11. What is the project that Mark and Gina want to start?

1.  Business school requirements.
2.  Directions to the business school.
3.  Explaining the business school experience.

12. Who is the target audience?

1.  Business students.
2.  Business school applicants.
3.  Summer school attendees.

13. How will they convey the information?

1.  Summer course lecture.
2.  Informational video.
3.  Pamphlet in the mail.

14. They want to do this project because

1.  students worry about their studies.
2.  they want to obtain a good grade.
3.  they want to attract future business school applicants.

Questions 15-20

Complete the table below.

Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS for each answer.

Topic	Time
Academics- (15)	7 minutes
(16) – cafeteria- (17)	6 minutes
Social activity	8 minutes
Conclusion	nearly (20)

SECTION 1. QUESTIONS 1-10

Complete the form below.

Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.

REGISTRATION FORM
Example: Type of crime report	Answer: Robbery
Name:	Anna (1)
Date of birth:	(2)
Address:	4 (3)  St.
Post code:	(4)
Nationality:	Grenadian
Number of previous burglaries:	(5)
Time of apartment tenancy:	(6)
Number of occupants:	(7)
Entry point of burglar:	(8)
Details of lost property: – Serial number of lost computer: – Material of stolen purse:	(9)  (10)

SECTION 4. QUESTIONS 31-40

Complete the notes below.

Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer.

GIVING A SPEECH Reasons for nervousnessLecturers often feel more nervous if a speech is 31.  .Many think that the ability to make a good public speaking is 32.  , while in fact it is a skill that can be learned by anyone. How to prepare a quality speechThe audience will only remember the 33.  sentence of speech.Ensure that your speech is 34.  . Do’s and Don’tsDon’t start your speech until audience is 35.  .You can make your main ideas or notes on cards or a 36.  .You do not need to write down the 37.  speech.You can just write 38.  ideas.Remember to 39.  yourself to see how long your speech will be.Don’t just 40.  a script.

SECTION 3. QUESTIONS 21-30

Questions 21–23

Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.

21. Information on the test is from

1.  the teacher.
2.  a class.
3.  a handout.

22. This assignment is important because

1.  it will become a permanent record.
2.  it is a must for passing 11th grade English.
3.  it will affect the English level next year.

23. Bobby chooses football as project topic because

1.  he often plays football.
2.  his father loves football.
3.  he is interested in football.

Questions 24-30

What problems do the speakers identify for this project?

Choose SEVEN answers from the box and write the letters A–H next to questions 24–30.

ProblemsA too vagueB too factualC too unreliableD too noisyE too longF too shortG too complicatedH too simple

24. Background sounds 25. Answer of questions 26. One of the questions 27. Time of answering 28. Recording equipment 29. Topic of project 30. Report on project 

Questions 11—20

Choose the correct letter, A, B, or С.

11. The lecture was organized by

1.  City of Nottingham.
2.  University of Nottingham Students’ Union.
3.  Nottingham Police Department.

12. The majority of crime on campus is

1.  drugs and alcohol.
2.  violence.
3.  theft.

13. The campus crime rate has ____________ so far this year.

1.  increased.
2.  decreased.
3.  stayed the same.

14. Why is there added concern about crime?

1.  Exaggeration in media.
2.  Crime TV shows.
3.  Factual news articles.

15. Carlos says if you are the victim of crime, you should

1.  run away.
2.  resist.
3.  seek help.

16. What is the primary method for increasing safety?

1.  Informing students and staff of safety precautions.
2.  Offering free self-defense courses to students.
3.  Reminding students to carry a mobile phone at all times.

17. If a student must work late, it is most important to

1.  not return home until the morning.
2.  go back with a friend.
3.  bring a mobile phone.

18. It is dangerous to

1.  drive home late at night.
2.  carry a knife.
3.  carry pepper spray.

19. Students who complete self-defense course are

1.  more aware of dangers.
2.  mentally tougher.
3.  walking more confidently.

20. A university is

1.  not surrounded by walls.
2.  patrolled by military.
3.  completely safe.

SECTION 1. QUESTIONS 1-10

Complete the form below.

Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.

PHONE INTERVIEW
Name	John Murphy
Example: Position applying for	Lifeguard
Street address:	45 (1)  Court
Contact phone number:	(2)
Current part-time job:	(3)
Previous job at Ridgemont High School	(4)
Additional relevant work experience:	(5)
Relevant skills/qualifications:	CPR certification & (6)
CPR certification expiration date:	(7)
Preferred weekly shift:	(8)
Time available to start work:	(9)
Advertisement source:	(10)

SECTION 4. QUESTIONS 31-40

Complete the notes below.

Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS for each answer.

ADVERTISING EFFECTThe important factor to considerThe 31.  customers must travel affects the probability that they will buy the product. Methods of communicationAdvertising slogans are easier to remember if there is a 32.  played with them.Mandy’s Candy Store appeals to people’s sense of 33.  to draw in customers.To an ad campaign for digital products, it is 34.  that is extremely important. Effect on your product salesThe customer’s 35.  after he or she experiences the ad is most important. Marketing strategiesOn international flights, it is wise for the advertisement to be displayed in the common 36.  of most passengers.Very few young people buy 37. .The UNESCO website would be a good place to advertise for companies aiming to improve the 38. .One good location to place ads for sunscreen is the 39. .A good scene for a water purification commercial would be 40. .

SECTION 3. QUESTIONS 21-30

Questions 21–23

Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.

21. The proposal will

1.  be reviewed by two examiners.
2.  be added to the final grade.
3.  be returned with feedback.

22. The proposal will consist mostly of

1.  topics.
2.  methods.
3.  results.

22. For the practice paper, the tutor has directed the students to make sure to

1.  pay attention to time limits.
2.  write at least 6,000 words.
3.  keep on topic.

Questions 24-30

Complete the sentences below.

Write ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.24. There is no need to  lots of people.25. Pay attention to the  of the final report.26. Prepare , one for the teaches, another for the students themselves.27. The deadline of the final paper is .28. The students can  their topics before the beginning of April.29. Students deciding to change topics must deliver a  to the research in advance.30. At the beginning ot the report, the hypothesis and an outline of the  are needed.

Questions 11-15

Lable the map below.

Writethe correct letter, A-E, next to questions 11-15.

11. Science Museum 

12. National History Museum 

13. Car Park 

14. Shopping Mall 

15. Primary School 

Questions 16-20

What is the improvement of each main point of interest in the area?

Choose FIVE answers from the box and write the correct letter, A-G, next to questions 16-20.

A New entrance

B Free lunch provided

C Free information provided

D Increase in size

E Additional signs

F New exhibitions

G New structure

16. Car Park 

17. Primary School 

18. Science Museum 

19. National History Museum 

20. Shopping Mall 

SECTION 1. QUESTIONS 1-10

Complete the form below.

Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS for each answer.

Example: Name	Robert Goddard
Destination:	Melbourne
Total number of visits:	(1)
Best thing about the city:	(2)
Favourite attraction:	(3)
Best thing about the destination’s dining options:	(4)
Method of transport to destination:	by (5)
Age group:	(6)
Income level:	(7)
Purpouse of visit:	– on business– (8)
Occupation:	– (9) – writer for a travel magazine
Opinion of cost of accommodation:	– (10)