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The document outlines the requirements and duties for a cabin crew attendant position at an airline, including age, height, language skills, and swimming ability. It also discusses scholarships available for individuals in the hospitality industry, emphasizing the importance of the sector in Scotland's economy. Additionally, it provides information on a textiles course that includes collaboration with the engineering faculty and various career opportunities in the textile business.

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Day 2 Full Test

The document outlines the requirements and duties for a cabin crew attendant position at an airline, including age, height, language skills, and swimming ability. It also discusses scholarships available for individuals in the hospitality industry, emphasizing the importance of the sector in Scotland's economy. Additionally, it provides information on a textiles course that includes collaboration with the engineering faculty and various career opportunities in the textile business.

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SECTION 1 Questions 1-10

Complete the notes below.

Write ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.

Getting a job with an airline


Example

Job: cabin crew attendant

Duties include

 giving the safety demonstration


money
 some responsibility for 1.................. from sales during the flight

 serving food

Requirements
168
 must be over age 19 and at least 2................... cm tall


Math
basic academic requirements: English and 3...................
language
 at least one other 4.................. is desirable


swim
must be able to 5 ........

Training will include


6. illness
 what to do in case of ................... during a flight


cultures
awareness of different 7...................

Application


eurontas
the airline is called 8...................

 can download application form from website

 mention experience of:

— dealing with questions from supermarket customers

9. team (voluntary work)


— working in a .................

Other information


uniform
you don't have to buy a 10...................

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SECTION 2 Questions11-20
Questions 11 and 12

Choose TWO letters, A-E

Which TWO kinds of people are the scholarships intended for?

A people working as temporary staff

B people with management experience

C people straight from college

D people with at least three years’ experience

E people with or without qualifications

Questions 13 and 14

Choose TWO letters, A-E.

Which TWO things does Marie say about the hospitality industry in Scotland?

A It mainly attracts UK tourists

B It pays high wages.

C It is very important for the Scottish economy

D lt is highly regarded by visitors.

E It is attracting a lot of investment

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Questions 15-20
Choose the correct letter, A,B or C.

15 Why did Marie start working at the Rock Hotel?

A It was the only job available

B She needed a job with flexible working hours.

C She wanted a job working with people.

16 What did the scholarship application process involve?

A giving a presentation

B writing a report about the Rock Hotel

C researching the role of hotel manager

17 What does Marie say about the other winners she met?

A They were not as old as she expected

B They were doing a variety of jobs in the hotel sector

C Most of them had applied for scholarships before

18 Marie says that at the Florida Beach Hotel,every member of staff

A takes part in annual customer service training sessions

B is responsible for providing an efficient service

C is expected to interact with visitors.

19 What did Marie find out about people's attitude to visiting Scotland?

A Most people would be interested in visiting it

B People knew a surprising amount about it

C People only wanted to see a limited number of places

20 What improvement has Marie introduced at the Rock Hotel?

A getting better feedback from customers

B providing more information for customers

C making contact with more customers

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SECTION 3 Questions21-30
Questions 21-26

Label the diagram below.

Choose SIX answers from the box and write the correct letter,A-I,next to questions 21-26

A fresh air is removed

B fresh air is pulled in

C heat loss is reduced

D rainwater is checked

E rainwater is used

F old air is removed

G temperature is checked

H water temperature is reduced

I water is stored

Education House

G
F
C

I B

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Questions 27-30
Choose the correct letter, A,B or C.

27 What do John and Debbie think will surprise visitors to the Education House building?

A how high the building is

B where the main entrance is

C what is on the outside walls

28 What is their reaction to the findings on staff productivity in the building?

A They think the findings are predictable.

B They believe more research should be done.

C They suggest the findings are reported in the media.

29 What do they think about the' edge space’ in the building?

A It might be unpopular with staff.

B It is a surprising part of the design.

C It is an area for managers.

30 What could be a problem for the building's water system?

A the reaction of the staff

B the completion date

C the possible health hazards

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SECTION 4 Questions 31-40

Complete the notes below.

Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS for each answer.

Textiles with Business Studies


New development
. Now possible to work with the 31 engineering Faculty to widen learning opportunities

Aims of course
·To cover three areas of textiles -knitted
- 32 printed
- woven
·To focus on related business operations
·Work placement: focus on studio work in the context of the 33 global market

Course content
Year One: experimentation
Visual research with 34 documentation
and suggestions for its application
Year Two: relating skills to the real world
Optional course: 35 traditional design processes
Three- or four-year course?Students are offered 36 tutorials to help them make their
decision.

Year Three: consolidation


Learning style: 37 reflective practice
Students produce:
-a dissertation
-a portfolio
-a 38 business plan

Career opportunities
Within textile business-e.g. stylists, retail managers
Further opportunities-jobs in 39 journalism and trend forecasting

If interested - come back tomorrow for a short 40 interview

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