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Section I ； ； a car driver asks for information about insurance

Example: Name of the driver Patrick Jones

Address: 1. 27 Back Road, Greendale

Type of engine: 1200cc

Model of the car: 2. Sable

Previous insurance company: 3. North Star

Previous claims of insurance: 4. stolen in 1994

Other users of the car: ； ； Name: Simon 5. Paynter ； ； ； ； Relationship: 6. his brother-in-law

Uses of the car: Social and 7. travel to work

Start date: 31, January

Name of the company: 9. Red Flag

Cost: 10. 450 dollars

Section II ； introduction to a walk tour

11. The castle was built in B. mid 14th century (to be specific, in 1350)

12. The castle was lived in for about C. 150 years.

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14. The tour starts from C. Lilburn gate

15. Black Ope is interesting for its: ； A. wild life

16. Nova Scotia is the place of ；

 ； ； A. a ruined village ； ； ； B. a wrecked boat ； ； C. a small cave ； ； (my choice is B, but not sure)

17. The Shard can be unpleasant for its ； ； ； C. prickly plants

18. The Shard is worth visiting for its ； ； ； ； ； A. flowers

19. Which building is visible from the hill: ； ； B. the factory

20. The Skipper Mokery was built in ； ； B. 18th century

Section III ； an undergraduate discusses her project with a counselor

Dissertation topic: 21. The Fishing Industry

Strengths: 22. statistics ； ； ； and ； ； ； computer modeling

Weakness: lack of background information ； ； ； and ； ； ； ； poor 23. note-taking skills

Possible strategy	Merits	drawbacks
Peer group discussion	24. increase confidence	25. share the same ideas
26. use student support service	；	27. limited places
Study skills tutorial	；	28. too general

Recommendation: ； use card index ； ； and ； ； ； 29. read notes three times

Next tutorial date: 30. 25th January

Section IV ； ； a lecture about cognition of animals

31. Many studies about animals using language is ； B. unconvincing

32. The study that apes can make requests are questionable because ；

C. they are actually not producing language

33. We equate good eyesight to intelligence because: ； B. it is important to us

34. Rats did well on tests of ； A. smell

35. Horses can use land marks to recognize the way home.

36. Sheep can recognize the faces of people.

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39. Animals do not have thoughts about thoughts.

40. To understand animals, we should study what they do well.

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Passage I 1-13 ； Flawed Beauty: Problems with toughened glass

Match each person with appropriate statement list below

1. JB ； ； C

2. Graham Dodd ； ； ； H

3. Trevor Ford

4. B Waldon ； ； ； ； ； ； ； ； ； ； G

Toughened glass has five times strength of ordinary glass, but does not break as 5. sharp when it happens. But the problem is that it may shatter 6. unexpectedly. The ordinary glass is first heated and then cooled 7. quickly. The outer layer of the glass 8. contracts earlier than the inner layer.

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T or F questions

11. little doubt was expressed about the reason of Bishop Walk accident. ； ； True

12. The toughened glass has the same appearance as the ordinary glass. ； ； ； Not given

13. There is plenty of evidence available about incidence of nickel sulphide failure. ； True

Passage II 14-27 Why are the salmon are shrinking

A. starting before 1970s ； ； ； ； ； ； ； ； ； ； ； ； ； ； B. starting in 1970s ； ； ； ； ； ； ； ； ； ； ； ； ； ； C. occurring rather recently

14. Discovery of average weight loss of salmon in Pacific Ocean. ； ； B

15. Re-establishment of stocks of salmon ； ； ； A

16. greatest number of salmon in Pacific ocean ； ；  ；C

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21. Loss of salmon are identifiable to human reasons. ； ； ； Yes

22. Breeding salmon actually damages wild salmon. ； ； Not given

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25. The exact way that nature and climate are interacting to influence salmon is unclear. ； ； Yes

26. Why is Helle and Bigler’s research important:

 ； ； C. they make research more thoroughly than ever before

Passage III 27-40 ； The End of Road

27. The author’s feeling about Alain Dupont’s plan: ； ； B. negatively

28. The author cites the example of Oregund in Sweden to:

A. ； ； ； ； ； illustrate the negative effects of road construction

29. The author’s main concern about road construction is that it may:

B. ； ； ； ； ； affect the progress made on environmental issues

30. The main idea of the text: ； ； ； C. show that road construction threatens environment

Yes or No questions

31. Alain Dupont’s plan is very ambitious. ； ； Yes

32. MUM project connects Senegal to Gibraltor. ； ； Yes

33. MUM forms part of road web around Mediterranean Sea. ； Not given

34. The pre-feasibility study was carried out by a Morocco consultant. ； ； No

35. MUM project will reduce unemployment in Africa. ； ； Not given

36. MUM project does not concern social and environmental issues. ； ； Yes

37. British politicians believe that road construction reduces unemployment. ； ； Yes

Matching work

A. ； ； ； ； ； encouraging further road building

B. ； ； ； ； ； encouraging sustainable development

C. ； ； ； ； ； encouraging road construction and support environmental protection

38. European governments ； ； C

39. Europe Union ； ； ； ； ； A

40. EARD ； ； ； ； ； ； A

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Writing 04101 ； 0381/2

Task 1

The following charts (investment in transport service, public transport fares, average daily time travel to work) give information about transport in 5 European countries. Describe

Task 2

Some people are afraid to leave their homes because of their fears of crime. Some people think that more action should be taken to prevent crime. Others argue that few could be done. ； What is your viewpoint