Part 1: Temporary Patient Record Form

Section 1

Question 1-10

Complete the form below
Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer

Temporary Patient Record Form

Name:
Example: Peter Smith

Street address: 1 ___________________________
Suburb: 2 ___________________________
Phone number: 3 ___________________________

Details of injury

Sport: Tennis
Type of injury: Sprained 4 ___________________________
Date of injury: 5 ___________________________

Previous treatment and current problems

The patient’s own doctor advised treatment with 6 ___________________________.
The patient is unable to 7 ___________________________ and he is experiencing pain in his 8 ___________________________ at night, which is affecting his sleep.

Advice given

Stop using the 9 ___________________________
Do regular 10 ___________________________ at home

 

Part 2: Gisborne

SECTION 2

Questions 11–20

Questions 11–16

Choose the correct letter, A, B or C

11. The announcer says that the main topic of today’s talk will be Gisborne’s
A. economy
B. history
C. tourism

12. The Maori name for the Gisborne region signifies
A. dangerous journey
B. east coast
C. sailing boat

13. Early exports from Gisborne came from its
A. farms
B. fisheries
C. forests

14. According to the speaker, what does Gisborne export to Asia nowadays?
A. oranges and lemons
B. red and white grapes
C. seafood and shellfish

15. The Gisborne Summer Concert takes place in
A. an opera house
B. a vineyard
C. a Maori meeting house

16. On wet days in Gisborne the announcer recommends
A. a cultural display in the museum
B. a fashion show in the town hall
C. a photography exhibition in the art gallery

Questions 17–20

Which group of people is each of the following attractions recommended for?

Choose FOUR answers from the box and write the correct letter, A – G, next to questions 17–20.

A disabled people
B elderly people
C recently married couples
D pregnant women
E secondary school children
F young school children
G young adults

Attractions

  1. Hot Springs Reserve ……….

  2. Mahia Peninsula ……….

  3. Motu River Rafting ……….

  4. Eden Woodlands Park ……….

 

Part 3: SUVs (Sports Utility Vehicles)

SECTION 3

Questions 21–30

Complete the notes below.
Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer.

SUVs (Sports Utility Vehicles)

  • Originally made for off-road driving (e.g. in remote areas)
  • Now widely used in 21 ___________________________

Advantages

  • Useful for 22 ___________________________ purposes
  • Larger 23 ___________________________ capacity
  • Suitable for towing large loads

Why popular in a wider market?

  • Because of their image
  • Seen as 24 ___________________________ by mothers
  • Larger seating capacity
  • Drivers prefer the 25 ___________________________

Disadvantages

  • SUVs can be 26 ___________________________ in urban centres because of their 27 ___________________________
  • Bodywork doesn’t crumple in an accident
  • Liable to 28 ___________________________ easily

How to limit use of SUVs

  • Limit use to those people who need them (e.g. 29 ___________________________)
  • Raise cost of 30 ___________________________ paid by SUV drivers

 

Part 4: The Influence of Children on Adult Diet

SECTION 4

Questions 31–40

Complete the notes below.
Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS for each answer.

The Influence of Children on Adult Diet

Background

  • Obesity – mainly caused by bad eating habits and lack of exercise

National survey conclusions:

  • Food consumption rose between 1971 and 2000
  • Americans in general eat above the recommended amounts
  • The age group that eat most fat is 31 ___________________________

Family members living together show 32 ___________________________ levels of fat in their diet

Aims of present study: to show whether children affect adult diet

Methods & procedures

Who?

  • Adults aged 17–65 with children under 17
  • Other variables: age, education, race, 33 ___________________________ and whether born overseas
  • 34 ___________________________ held at Mobile Examination Centres

Results

Adults living with children are more likely to:

  • Eat more fat
  • Eat convenience food
  • 35 ___________________________

Reasons

  • Parents have little 36 ___________________________
  • Children’s preference for certain foods
  • Inconvenience of making separate meals

Limitations of study

The study did not consider the effects of:

  • The 37 ___________________________ of children in each family
  • The 38 ___________________________ between the adults and children

Influence may decrease with 39 ___________________________

Conclusions and recommendations

  • More research needed into above areas
  • Research needed into how our 40 ___________________________ affect our diet

 

Part 1: Temporary Patient Record Form

Part 2: Gisborne

Part 3: SUVs (Sports Utility Vehicles)

Part 4: The Influence of Children on Adult Diet