Part 1: Renting Accommodation in Sydney
Section 1 – Questions 1–10
Questions 1-10
Complete the notes.
Write ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.
Renting an apartment
Location
- in central Sydney
Description
- 1 ___________ apartment (for one or two people)
- approximately 34 square meters
- a shared 2 ___________
- on the fourteenth floor
- views of the 3 __________
- outdoor area 4 ____________
Tenants have
- a 5 ___________ (no charge for residents)
- an indoor pool
- two 6 __________ (reduced charge for residents)
- underground 7 ____________
- easy access to transport in the area
Rent
- $8 ___________ per month
- include 9 __________
Other details
- available from 10 _________ August
Part 2: Driving School Inquiry
Section 2 – Questions 11–20
Questions 11-16
Complete the flow-charts below
Choose SIX answers from the box and write the correct letter, A-I, next to questions 11-16
| A 12 months’ probation
B Circuit-based C Provisional licence D Renewable after one year E Revision F Road-based G Road safety check H RTD test I Trial test |
Questions 17-20
Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.
17 If you want to do the theory course, you
A have to reserve a place
B can get details on the internet
C must pay the whole cost in advance
18 What does the woman say about the theory classes?
A They are available in more than one language
B All the necessary materials are provided
C Trainees stay together for the whole course
19 What does the woman say about the practical course?
A You must attend a session every day
B You are allowed to drive your own car
C You can book at certain shops
20 There is no charge for a cancelled practical session if
A the instructor agrees to rescheduled it
B the required amount of notice is given
C a medical certificate is produced
Part 3: Product Development
Section 3 – Questions 21–30
Questions 21-25
Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.
Product development presentation: mosquito net
21 Edward heard about a type of mosquito net from
A an administrator
B a doctor
C a friend
22 Edward believes that mosquito nets were first used in
A China
B Japan
C Egypt
23 Chemical treatment of mosquito nets in the mid-twentieth century
A was first developed by a soldier.
B made them potentially dangerous to users.
C was made possible by modern textiles.
24 The owners of present-day nets
A are likely to find they have an unpleasant smell.
B should avoid using them every night.
C may have difficulty obtaining the necessary chemical.
25 According to Edward, Olyset nets are better than other nets because they
A remain effective for no longer
B use a greater number of chemicals
C give protection against more types of insects
Questions 26-30
Complete the flow-chart below.
Choose FIVE answers from the box and write the correct letter, A-G, next to questions 26-30.
| A workforce
B sources of funding C investment opportunities D unique features of the product E future developments F production figures national economies |
Seminar presentation
| Context: need for anti-malarial products
Figures relating to:
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Mosquito nets
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Production
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Part 4: Underground Houses
Section 4 – Questions 31–40
Question 31-36
Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS for each answer.
Earth-sheltered Housing
Advantages:
- has a 31 ___________ on the environment
- increased use of energy-efficient 32 ___________ technologies
- can have a very long 33 ___________
- easy to maintain
- no noise from the 34 __________ outside (big problem in many conventional homes)
- health benefits from advanced methods of 35 __________
Earth-sheltered housing in the UK:
- no longer difficult to get planning permission
- more likely to get approval for development in 36 ____________ areas
- may replace mobile homes on the coast
Questions 37-40
Which UK projects have the following? Choose the correct answer.
A Mole Manor
B the Hockerton Project
C both Mole Manor and the Hockerton Project
37 favourable reaction ____________
38 self-sufficiency in energy ____________
39 low building costs ___________
40 luxurious accommodation ____________
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