TEST 2: eae Tip Strip Question 3: These are all linking words, Make Sure you look at the Punctuation. ‘Question 6: This isa ‘collocation. Which ‘word is used to talk about what ‘sensors do? Question 9: All the ‘words have a similar meaning, but only one isthe correct word for the context ‘Question 10: Read beyond the gap. Only Cone ofthese linking words is followed by the preposition “from” Question 12: Only one of these verbs is followed by the preposition ‘with Part 1 For questions 1~12, read the text below and decide which answer (A, B, C or D) best fits each gap. There is an example at the beginning (0) In the exam you mark your answers on a separate answer sheet. Example: 0 A ‘recognises B believes C agrees D approves The texting pigeons Not everybody (0) ...... the benefits of new developments in communications technology. Indeed, some people fear that text messaging may actually be having a Negative (1) ...... on young people’s communication and language skills, especially when we hear that primary school children may be at (2) ...... of becoming addicted to the habit. So widespread has texting become, however, that even pigeons have started doing it. (3) ...... in this case, its difficult to view the results as anything but Pos! ‘Twenty of the birds are about to (4) ...... to the skies with the task of measuring air pollution, each (5) ...... with sensor equipment and a mobile phone. The (6) made by the sensors will be automatically (7) ...... into text messages and beamed to the Internet — where they will (8) ...... on a dedicated ‘pigeon blog’ The birds will also each have a GPS receiver and a camera to capture aerial photos, and researchers are building a tiny ‘pigeon kit’ containing all these (9) ..... . Each bird will carry these in @ miniature backpack, (10)......., thats, from the camera, which will hang around its neck. The data the pigeons text will be displayed in the (11) ..... of an interactive map, which will (12) ...... local residents with up-to-the-minute information on their local air quality. 0 A ‘recognises B believes © agrees D approves 1A result B outcome effect D conclusion 2 A danger B threat © tisk D peril 3 A Therefore © B What'smore © Whereas D Thatis 4 A make B launch © reach D take 5 A armed B loaded © granted D stocked 6 A. studies B readings C_reviews D_ inquiries 7 A adapted B converted revised D applied 8 A attend B present issue D appear 9 A gadgets B utensils © appliances _D_ implements 10 A instead B except © apart D besides 11 A. shape B way © form D 12 A offer B_ produce © donate D provide WEEN e512, paren 3: use oF encuistPart2 For questions 13-27, read the text below and think of the word which best fits each gap. Use only one word in each gap. There is an example at the beginning (0). In the exam you write your answers IN CAPITAL LETTERS on a separate answer sheet Example: [0 |[c | A [ME A computer bag with style It (0) ...... as something as a surprise in the fashion industry when Julien MacDonald, the well-known dress designer, teamed (13) ...... with the company Intel to produce a computer bag. MacDonald made (14) ...... name creating the type of dresses that major celebrities like to be seen wearing at high-profile events such as film premieres and awards ceremonies. The computer bag, however, was not designed with such occasions (15) mind. Rather, it was created for the modern woman (16) ...... relies on technology but hopes to look more chic than geek. MacDonald first got inspiration for the bag (17) ..... he caught sight of female friends and colleagues at fashion shows, furiously typing away on their laptops. He couldn't (18) ...... noticing, however, that the rather unstylish carrying cases needed to transport the machines tended to get pushed (19) ...... of sight under their chairs. It was as (20) ...... the women were somehow ashamed of them. MacDonald (21) ...... out to change all that. The challenge facing the designer was (22) ...... to combine a ‘must-have’ handbag from the stylistic point (23) ...... view, with the functionality required to protect ‘expensive computer equipment. In shocking fuchsia pink, (24) ...... resulting multi pocketed ‘Nappa’ bag certainly lacked (25) ...... of MacDonald's signature style. Itwas stylish enough to grace the front row of any fashion show. And even those finding such (26) ...... particular shade of pink a litle scary were catered (27) ..... MacDonald also produced versions in plain black and minimalist white rest 2, paper a:use or excuse = EENTip Strip Question 28: An acjectnes needed whut does ited ih ‘ng’ oreo? Question 31:15 this noon i ert Question 32: Two changes are needed, cores tomate tsa an aie, Question 33: A suffi sie eae Into an adjective Question 37: Two changes are needed, S pret and a ut ‘to make this into an adjective, Part3 For questions 28-37, read the text below. Use the word given in capitals at the end of some of the lines to form a word that fits in the gap in the same line. There is an example at the beginning (0).. In the exam you write your answers IN CAPITAL LETTERS on a separate answer sheet. Example: [0 [A | T{[T[R]A[c|T|i [oO [nN What makes a great waterfall? ‘One of the world’s best-known waterfalls is Niagara Falls, on the border of Canada and the US, which has been a major tourist (0) .... ATTRACT for over a century. The (28) ...... thing about Niagara's fame, ASTONISH however, is how (28) ..... itis. Niagara is nowhere near the biggest. RATED waterfall in the world. Nor is it even the tallest waterfall in the US. ‘So what is it that makes @ waterfall the best? It isn't its (30) HIGH There are many immensely tall waterfalls, some cascading thousands of feet, such as Norway's Strupenfossen or the Mutarazi Falls in Zimbabwe, but these aren't the most visited. It seems that when (31) ...... go to see a waterfall, they expect to see a serious amount ENTHUSE of water. And Niagara is (32) ......the biggest waterfall in North DISPUTABLE America in terms of volume, and this perhaps explains its appeal. Tourists who appreciate waterfalls for their sheer (33) ...... beauty, BREATH however, know that Niagara's continental neighbour, Iguacu Falls, on the border between Brazil and Argentina, is by far the most (34) ...... . SPECTACLE Iguacu’ pristine (35) .... setting makes it one of the planet's great TROPIC natural phenomena. Visitors are rewarded not only by an (36)... AWE display of raw water power, but also by the (37) .....rainforestin ROUND which no fewer than 275 separate waterfalls burst over Iguagu’s, three-kilometre-wide rim. TEST 2, PAPER 3: USE OF ENGLISHPart 4 For questions 38-42, think of one word only which can be used appropriately in all three sentences. Here is an example (0) Example: 0 Iwas on the ...... of booking my flight when my boss said that | might have to change my holiday dates. ‘As the meeting drew to a close, the chairperson moved on to the final ... the agenda. on Theo couldn't see the ...... of getting to the airport too early, as the check-in desk only opened one hour before the flight departed. ‘The three gaps can each be filled with the word ‘point’, so you write: Example: [0 || P [0 | 1 | N | T I In the exam you write only the missing word IN CAPITAL LETTERS on a separate answer sheet. 38 Terry couldn't understand why his printer was not ...... properly. The politician said that the government was currently ‘combat crime in the inner city. ona new policy to ‘Tania had the job of ...... through a large pile of documents that needed checking before being forwarded to another department. 39 | don'tlike the actress who plays the .. the rest of the cast are good. in that new television drama, though ‘The Welsh team have just gone into the ...... after scoring twice in five minutes. ‘The ...... from the presenter's laptop stretched right across the room and | was afraid someone might trip over it. TEST 2, PAPER 3: USE OF ENGLISH40 a4 ‘To do work of such precision requires a very ...... hand. Although he's not particularly skilful, Ralph is a very ...... worker and you can rely ‘on him one hundred percent. There has been a ...... increase in the number of people buying four-wheel-drive vehicles in our area. Doug was put in ...... of the garage while his boss was away on holiday. ‘You can have a newspaper delivered to your hotel room each day, but there is an extra ...... for this service. The shoplifter was taken to court on a ...... of theft and resisting arrest. The latest ...... of the magazine contains a feature about guitar making. The most serious ...... that the two sides in the case had to resolve involved an alleged breach of copyright. The main ...... for the family to decide was not whether to buy the new car, but whether to pay cash for it or not. TEST 2, PAPER 3: USE OF ENGLISH| Question 44: What | phrase with ‘appel’ | means the same as | don't lke the look of | Question 45: Which |__ phrase with ‘chances’ | ‘means the same as is likely to"? second sentence is in the present. | Question 47: What | phrase with ‘notice’ and Used in the negative means the same as ‘ignored’? sestion 48: Make sure (you use a pase here | Question 49: Don't forget to make the propriate changes to ‘the pronouns. 50: Which verb | collocates with ‘touch’ | in this meaning? I : the beginning of the PartS For questions 43-50, complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence, using the word given. De not change the word given. You must use between three and six words, including the word given. Here is an example (0). Example: 0 Chloe would only eat a pizza if she could have a mushroom topping. ON Chioe ...... a mushroom topping when she ate a pizza. The gap can be filled with the words ‘insisted on having’, so you write: 0 || INSISTED ON HAVING In the exam you write only the missing words IN CAPITAL LETTERS on a separate answer sheet. 43. Playing the drums is fun, but so is singing in a choir. Just Its. singing in a choir as itis playing the drums. ‘44. | don't much like the look of those sandwiches. APPEAL, ‘Those sandwiches ...... very much. 45. Philis likely to get the job that he's being interviewed for. CHANCES The ...... the job he’s being interviewed for. 46 Everybody says Tom's grandfather was an extremely skilful chess player. SUPPOSED ‘Tom's grandfather is ...... an extremely skilful chess player. TEST 2, PAPER 3: USE OF ENGLISH47 The teacher tried to attract our attention, but we all ignored her. TOOK ‘The teacher tried to attract our attention but none of ..... her. 48 It’s important to consider everyone's opinion before a final decision is made. ACCOUNT Everyone's opinion must ...... before a final decision is made. 49 At no time did we think that Pedro might be planning to leave the country. OCCURRED It... that Pedro might be planning to leave the country. 50 | haven't heard from my pen friend for ages. TOUCH My pen friend ...... me for ages TEST 2, PAPER 3: USE OF ENGLISH