Do the following statements agree with the information given in the text?

In boxes 15-21 on your answer sheet, write:

15 TRUEFALSENOT GIVEN High school students can avoid study burnout by studying well, and by having reasonable, but not overly high, expectations of results.

16 TRUEFALSENOT GIVEN It doesn ·t matter where a student decides to study, as study environment has no effect on study burnout.

17 TRUEFALSENOT GIVEN  Final-year high school students experience more burnout than any other group of students.

18 TRUEFALSENOT GIVEN One way to assess your learning is to try to explain what you have learnt to someone else.

19 TRUEFALSENOT GIVEN Successful exam students are usually those who give up other social and sports activities and focus on their study.

20 TRUEFALSENOT GIVEN If a student is studying too much, it is advised that parents offer to take him/her out, away from the study environment.

21 TRUEFALSENOT GIVEN According to a study in Finland, students who stopped socialising with friends before exams had a higher rate of burnout.

• 15 Answer: TRUE
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  Q15: High school students can avoid study burnout by studying well, and by having reasonable, but not overly high, expectations of results.	But being prepared, studying well and having reasonable expectations about results could help avoid burnout.
  Note: The keywords are “avoid study burnout” and “studying well, and by having reasonable expectations of results”. It is said that studying well and having reasonable expectations about results could help avoid burnout. This question is quite easy to answer. So, we can conclude that the answer is True.

• 16 Answer: FALSE
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  Q16: It doesn’t matter where a student decides to study, as study environment has no effect on study burnout.	Department of Education psychologist Penelope Radunovich said that there were ways to avoid burning out before the final exams. The first was to set up a good study environment. While some students could study while talking to someone and with the TV blaring, others needed perfect silence.
  Note: The keywords are “study environment” and “no effect on study burnout”. The writer mentioned that there were ways to avoid burning out before the final exams and the first way was mentioned is setting up a good study environment. It means study environment has effect on study burnout. For that reason, we can conclude that the answer is False.

• 17 Answer: NOT GIVEN
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  Q17: Final-year high school students experience more burnout than any other group of students.

  Note: There is no information mentioned it. For that reason, we can conclude that the answer is Not Given.

• 18 Answer: TRUE
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  Q18: One way to assess your learning is to try to explain what you have learnt to someone else.	'Say do I understand this? Could I tell my mother or a stranger or my friends what I have been doing? If there is nobody to explain it to, do it out loud and, if you don't understand it, go over it again.
  Note The keyword is “try to explain what you have learnt to someone else”. Ms Radunovich said that people should question themselves and could tell their mother or a stranger or friends what they have been doing. It means trying to explain what they have learnt to someone else. For that reason, we can conclude that the answer is True.

• 19 Answer: FALSE
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  Q19: Successful exam students are usually those who give up other social and sports activities and focus on their study.	'I asked kids about burnout and they said some people do feel burnt out and, when they get to that point, they stop working and go do some exercise or have a snack, listen to some music or talk to their friends,' she said.
  Note: The keywords are “Successful exam students” and “give up other social and sports activities and focus on their study”. The writer said that avoiding burning out by stop working and go do some exercise or have a snack, listen to music or talk to their friends, not focus on their study. For that reason, we can conclude that the answer is False.

• 20 Answer: TRUE
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  Q20: If a student is studying too much, it is advised that parents offer to take him/her out, away from the study environment.	Parents can help prevent burnout by keeping an eye on their children and how much study they are doing. If a Year 12 student is becoming cynical about their work or they look like they are studying to the point of exhaustion, then she suggests chatting to them or offering to take them to the movies and away from the study environment.
  Note The keywords are “parents” and “away from the study environment”. It is said that parents can help prevent burnout by suggesting their children chatting to them or offering to take them to the movies and away from the study environment. For that reason, we can conclude that the answer is True.

• 21 Answer: NOT GIVEN
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  Q21: According to a study in Finland, students who stopped socialising with friends before exams had a higher rate of burnout.
  Note: There is no information mentioned it. For that reason, we can conclude that the answer is Not Given.

The passage above has seven paragraphs labelled I-VII.

Which paragraphs contain the following information?

Write the appropriate letter I-VII in boxes 22-27 on your answer sheet.

You need only one letter for each answer, but each letter may be used in more than one answer.

Example: How I can join the library  ....I.....

22 IIIIIIIVVVIVII What I can do if I have not finished a book by the time I need to return it.

23 IIIIIIIVVVIVII How long I can borrow items for.

24 IIIIIIIVVVIVII  What I should do if this particular library does not have the book I need.

25 IIIIIIIVVVIVII What I can do if I need a book, but live too far away from the library.

26 IIIIIIIVVVIVII What I can do if another borrower has the book I want.

27 IIIIIIIVVVIVII What I can do if I would like extra help with some research, but there is nothing on the shelves.

• 22 Answer: II
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  Q22: What I can do if I have not finished a book by the time I need to return it.	II Borrowed items should be returned on or before their due date. If you do not return items on time you will not be able to borrow until they are returned. It is your responsibility to ensure all items are returned in good condition. You will be invoiced for lost or damaged items. Most items may be renewed once, provided they are not overdue or required by other borrowers. This may be done at the library or on the phone.
  Note The keywords in the question are "What I can do” and “not finished a book by the time I need to return”. The second paragraph mentioned if you do not return items on time, you will not be able to borrow until they are returned. It means what you can do if the books are not returned on time. Therefore, the answer is II.

• 23 Answer: I
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  Q23: How long I can borrow items for.	I All students are automatically registered as Library members. Your Student ID card is your library card and printing/photocopying charge card. Student ID cards are available from the library; cost $5.00. You are entitled to borrow up to 6 items at any one time, two of which can be videos, DVDs, CDs or cassettes. Books can be borrowed for 2 weeks, DVDs, CDs and videos for one week. Some items in high demand may have restricted (shorter) borrowing periods.
  Note The keyword is “how long”. The first paragraph mentioned that Books can be borrowed for 2 weeks, DVDs, CDs and videos for one week. Some items in high demand may have restricted (shorter) borrowing periods. It means how long people can borrow items for. For that reason, the answer is I.

• 24 Answer: III
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  Q24: What I should do if this particular library does not have the book I need.	Ill You may reserve items currently on loan or at another Polytechnic West campus by asking library staff to place a hold for you. Polytechnic West students are entitled to borrow resources from most other TAFE colleges and from Murdoch, Notre Dame and Edith Cowan universities. Students can apply direct to their choice of host institution for reciprocal borrowing. You will need to take: • Current enrolment form from Polytechnic West • Current student/library ID card
  Note The keywords are “What I should do” and “particular library does not have the book I need”. The third paragraph mentioned that you can ask library staff to place a hold for you if this particular library does not have the book you need. So this paragraph contains the information of Q24. For that reason, the answer is III.

• 25 Answer: VI
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  Q25: What I can do if I need a book, but live too far away from the library.	VI Postal loans and off-campus library services are available for external students. Contact your relevant library for further details.
  Note The keyword is “live too far away from the library”. The sixth paragraph mentioned postal loans and off-campus library services are available for external students. It means if you live too far away from the library, you can use postal loans or off-campus library services to borrow the book you need. For that reason, the answer is VI.

• 26 Answer: III
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  Q26:  What I can do if another borrower has the book I want.	Ill You may reserve items currently on loan or at another Polytechnic West campus by asking library staff to place a hold for you. Polytechnic West students are entitled to borrow resources from most other TAFE colleges and from Murdoch, Notre Dame and Edith Cowan universities. Students can apply direct to their choice of host institution for reciprocal borrowing. You will need to take: • Current enrolment form from Polytechnic West • Current student/library ID card
  Note The keyword is “another borrower has the book I want” The third paragraph mentioned that students can apply direct to their choice of host institution for reciprocal borrowing. It means if another borrower has the book you want, you can borrow reciprocally with the host institution. For that reason, the answer is III.

• 27 Answer: IV
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  Q27: What I can do if I would like extra help with some research, but there is nothing on the shelves.	IV The library has reference resources to help you find the information you need. These are the Not For Loan items. Staff can also show you a range of online databases and internet sites relevant to your area of study via the library website. The library website provides online access to the library catalogue, interactive tours, surf skills, help sheets, referencing and subject guides, useful websites and search engines, and full-text journal and newspaper articles from our online databases. Click on the 'Databases' link to access databases including: Australian Standards, Building Code of Australia, Ebsco, General OneFile, Learning Federation, Netlibrary (E-books), Oxford Dictionary, Proquest and World Book.
  Note The keywords are “extra help with some research” and “nothing on the shelves” This fourth paragraph mentioned about the method of what to do for extra help with some research but nothing on the shelves. The library has reference resources to help students find the information they need, such as a range of online databases and internet sites relevant to students’ area of study via the library website. For that reason, the answer is IV.

The text 'Food and Drink in China· has seven sections labelled A-G.

Which section contains the following information?

Write the correct letter A-G in boxes 28-34 on your answer sheet.

Note: you may use any letter more than once.

28 ABCDEFG Regional cuisines of China

29 ABCDEFG The importance of food in Chinese culture

30 ABCDEFG Cigarette-smoking in Chinese culture

31 ABCDEFG Overview of four regional culinary ·schools'

32 ABCDEFG Popular Chinese drinks

33 ABCDEFG The importance of vegetable dishes in Chinese cooking

34 ABCDEFG The importance of teahouses in Chinese culture

• 28 Answer: B
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  Q28: Regional cuisines of China	You should also try the Middle Eastern-type cooking of the Muslim minorities, such as the Hui and Uighur people, whose roadside stalls produce wonderful (and very cheap) lamb kebabs wrapped in naan bread with salad and hot spicy sauce. Here are a few pointers about some of the schools of cookery.
  Note: The keyword is “regional cuisines”. After scanning, we can find these keywords in the B paragraph. This paragraph mentioned the Middle Eastern - type cooking of the Muslim minorities and lamb kebabs wrapped in naan bread with salad and hot spicy sauce. So this paragraph contains the regional cuisines of China. So, we can conclude that the answer is B.

• 29 Answer: A
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  Q29: The importance of food in Chinese culture	A. Most Westerners will have tasted and enjoyed Chinese food in various forms in their own countries, and may even have learned the delicate art of eating with chopsticks. But they may be less prepared for what the writer Colin Thubron memorably describes as the 'passionate relationship' of the Chinese to food. Folk memories of famine are recent (the last were in the 1960s) and there are still areas where people's diet is limited and poor.   Refrigeration is more widespread now, but the Chinese almost never eat 'ready meals'; food is freshly cooked for each meal, and fish, meat and poultry are often killed only a short time before they are cooked. Shopping in the markets or shops is done with immense gusto, and everything is prodded, shaken, sniffed and thoroughly checked before being purchased.   It is debatable whether, in purely Western terms, the Chinese eat a 'healthy' diet. They eat many vegetables, things are cooked fast so that the goodness is not destroyed, and people eat small quantities fairly frequently-'grazing', rather than eating huge meals at one sitting, which is one reason why they tend to be much slimmer than people in the increasingly obese West. On the other hand they use a large amount of the very salty MSG (monosodium glutamate, or taste powder) in their cooking, as well as sugar; and in some regions of China there is a high incidence of certain types of cancer, due to the overuse of pickling, the only way some vegetables can be preserved through the winter.
  Note: The keyword is “the importance of food”. After scanning, we can find these keywords in the A paragraph. This paragraph mentioned that the Chinese almost never eat “ready meals”, the Chinese eat a “healthy diet”. They are the importance of food in China. For that reason, we can conclude that the answer is A.

• 30 Answer: G
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  Q30: Cigarette-smoking in Chinese culture	G Among men in China, much less so among women, smoking is widespread, and at formal meals cigarettes are almost always offered along with the tea. Most Chinese people do not seem to be at all worried about the links between smoking and health problems. It is very hard to escape from other people's cigarettes in restaurants. Young Chinese men set on having a good night out can even be seen holding a lit cigarette in one hand and a pair of chopsticks in the other-managing to smoke and eat at the same time.
  Note: The keyword is “cigarette-smoking”. After scanning, we can find these keywords in the G paragraph. This paragraph was written about the smoking habit of the Chinese among men, much less so among women. They smokes a lot of cigarette, from young to old at any time they want For that reason, we can conclude that the answer is G.

• 31 Answer: C
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  Q31: Overview of four regional culinary ·schools'	C Cantonese cuisine adopts the good points of all other culinary schools, and its selection of ingredients is extensive. River food and seafood are widely used, as well as birds, rats, snakes and insects. There is a saying that 'The Cantonese will eat anything with wings, except a plane, and anything with four legs, except a table.' Cantonese cuisine pays attention to the use of fresh ingredients and has unique cooking methods. Representative dishes are 'three kinds of snake stewed', cat meat, snake soup, casserole mountain turtle and crispy skin suckling pig.   Shandong cuisine is dominated by seafood, reflecting its nature as a peninsula surrounded by the sea. Typical dishes include stewed sea cucumber with scallion, stewed snakehead eggs, sea slugs with crab ovum, Dezhou grilled chicken and walnut kernel in cream soup.   Sichuan cuisine is renowned for its searingly hot, peppery flavour. The variety of tastes is summed up in the phrase 'a hundred dishes with a hundred flavours'.   Famous dishes include shredded pork with fish flavour, stewed beancurd with minced pork in pepper sauce, and dry-roast rock carp.   Those who are not used to extremely hot food should proceed with care. The Sichuanese use a special black pepper that leaves the lips numb-a bit frightening the first time it happens, but not unpleasant when one grows accustomed to it.   Huaiyang cuisine integrates the cream of dishes in Yangzhou, Zhenjiang, Huaian and other places south of the Yangtze River, stressing freshness and tenderness, careful preparation, cutting skill, bright colour, beautiful arrangements and light flavouring.   Famous dishes include beggar's chicken, fried mandarin fish with sweet and sour sauce, sliced chicken with egg white, salted duck, steamed crab meat and minced pork balls cooked in a casserole.
  Note The keyword is “four regional culinary ·schools'” After scanning, we can find these keywords in the C paragraph. This paragraph mentioned 4 regional culinary schools are Cantonese cuisine, Shandong cuisine, Sichuan cuisine and Huaiyang cuisine. For that reason, we can conclude that the answer is C.

• 32 Answer: E
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  Q32: Popular Chinese drinks	E The Chinese drink large quantities of tea (mostly 'green tea', as opposed to the 'black' tea that is more commonly drunk in the West) and they add no milk or sugar. Tea is drunk constantly at meetings and at work, less so in restaurants and at formal meals, though it is always available if asked for. It is usually served in mugs with lids to keep it warm. Teabags and tea strainers are not used, and drinking tea without swallowing a mouthful of tea leaves requires concentration: try using the lid as a strainer when sipping.
  Note: The keyword is “popular drinks”. After scanning, we can find these keywords in the E paragraph. This paragraph mentioned that the Chinese drink large quantities of tea. So this paragraph contains the information of Q32. For that reason, we can conclude that the answer is E.

• 33 Answer: D
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  Q33: The importance of vegetable dishes in Chinese cooking	D Vegetable dishes have been popular since the Song dynasty (960-1279) and they were greatly developed in the Ming and Qing dynasties (1368-1911). They were divided into three schools: Monastery Vegetable Dishes, Court Vegetable Dishes and Folk Vegetable Dishes.   The main features of vegetable dishes are their unique style and their health benefits. Main materials include green leaf vegetables, fruit, edible mushrooms, and bean-curd products with vegetable oil as a condiment, all of which are delicious in taste, rich in nutrition, easy to digest, and believed to be helpful in preventing cancer.
  Note The keyword is “importance of vegetable dishes”. After scanning, we can find these keywords in the D paragraph. This paragraph mentioned the main features of vegetable dishes and they believed that vegetable dishes can prevent cancer. For that reason, we can conclude that the answer is D.

• 34 Answer: F
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  Q34: The importance of teahouses in Chinese culture	F One interesting development in the 1990s has been the re-emergence of teahouses, traditionally the haunts of the intellectuals and literati, who would idle away hours in stimulating conversation or in composing poems. In workaholic, post-liberation China, such establishments were considered a decadent remnant of the feudal society.
  Note: The keyword is “the importance of teahouses”. After scanning, we can find these keywords in the F paragraph. The paragraph mentioned about the teahouses in Chinese culture. For that reason, we can conclude that the answer is F.