Part 1
Questions 1-6Listen from here
Complete the form below.
Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS or A NUMBER for each answer.
CUSTOMER ORDER FORM
Example:
ORDER PLACED BY: John Carter
ACCOUNT NUMBER 1
COMPANY NAME 2
Envelopes
Size A4 normal
Colour 3
Quantity 4
Photocopy paper
Colour 5
Quantity 6
Questions 7-9Listen from here
List THREE additional things that the man requests.
Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer.
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Question 10Listen from here
Complete the notes.
Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER for your answer.
Deliver goods 10
Part 2
Questions 11-20Listen from here
Complete the notes below.
Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer.
Artist’s Exhibition
General details:
Place: 11 No. 1 12
Dates: 6th October - 13
Display details:
- jewellery
- furniture
- ceramics
- 14
- sculpture
Expect to see: crockery in the shape of 15
silver jewellery, e.g. large rings containing 16 a shoe sculpture made out of 17
Go to demonstrations called: 18
Artist’s Conservatory
Courses include:
Chinese brush painting
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silk painting
Fees include:
Studio use
Access to the shop
Supply of 20
Part 3
Questions 21-23Listen from here
Complete the sentences below.
Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer.
According to Alison Sharp, bear ancestors date back 21 years.
Scientists think bears were originally in the same family as 22 .
The Cave Bear was not dangerous because it 23 .
Questions 24-28Listen from here
Choose the correct bear species in each question.
Which is the most recent species?
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Which is the largest looking bear?
25
Which is the smallest bear?
26
Which bear eats plants?
27
Which bear eats insects?
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Questions 29-30 Listen from here
Check TWO letters A-F.
Which TWO actions are mentioned to help bears survive?
Part 4
Questions 31-36Listen from here
Choose the correct letters A-C.
Questions 37-40Listen from here
Complete the table below.
Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer.
Date of eclipse | Scientists | Observation |
1715 | Halley | 37 who accurately predicted an eclipse |
1868 | Janssen and Lockyer | discovered 38 |
1878 | Watson | believed he had found 39 |
1919 | Einstein | realised astronomers had misunderstood 40 |