Study of local library: possible questions listening answers

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1. Question 1 of 13

   1. Question

   SECTION 1

   Questions 1-10

   (PUBLIC LIBRARY)

   WriteONE WORD ONLYfor each answer.
   Example:The library re-opened last __month__The library now has

   • • a seating area with magazines
     • an expanded section for books on 1.
     • a new section on local 2.
     • a community room for meetings (also possible to 3. there)
     • a new section of books for 4.

     For younger children

     • the next Science Club meeting: experiments using things from your __5.
     • Reading Challenge: read six books during the holidays

     For adults

     • this Friday: a local author talks about a novel based on a real 6.
     • IT support is available on Tuesdays no 7. is necessary
     • free check of blood 8. and cholesterol levels (over 60s only)

     Other information

     • the library shop sells wall-charts, cards and 9.
     • evenings and weekends: free 10. is available
   Correct 10 / 10 Points

   Incorrect / 10 Points
2. Question 2 of 13

   2. Question

   SECTION 2

   Questions 11-20

   (BC TRAVAIL)

   Questions 11 and 12Choose TWO letters,A-E.
   Which TWO age groups are taking increasing numbers of holidays with BC Travel?

   • A16-30 years
   • B31-42 years
   • C43-54 years
   • D55-64 years
   • Eover 65 years
   Correct 2 / 2 Points

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3. Question 3 of 13

   3. Question

   Questions13and14

   Choose TWO letters, A-E.
   Which TWO are the main reasons given for the popularity of activity holidays?

   • AClients make new friends.
   • BClients learn a useful skill.
   • CClients learn about a different culture.
   • DClients are excited by the risk involved.
   • EClients find them good value for money.
   Correct 2 / 2 Points

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4. Question 4 of 13

   4. Question

   Questions1517

   Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.

   15. How does BC Travel plan to expand the painting holidays?

   • A by adding to the number of locations
   • B by increasing the range of levels
   • C by employing more teachers
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5. Question 5 of 13

   5. Question

   16. Why are BC Travels cooking holidays unusual?

   • A They only use organic foods.
   • B They have an international focus.
   • C They mainly involve vegetarian dishes.
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6. Question 6 of 13

   6. Question

   17. What does the speaker say about the photography holidays?

   • A Clients receive individual tuition.
   • B The tutors are also trained guides.
   • C Advice is given on selling photographs.
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7. Question 7 of 13

   7. Question

   Questions1820

   Complete the table below.

   Write ONE WORD ONLYfor each answer.

   • Fitness Holidays

     Location	Main focus	Other comments
     Ireland and Italy	general fitness	personally designed programme also reduces 18.
     Greece	19. control	includes exercise on the beach
     Morocco	mountain biking	wide variety of levels one holiday that is specially designed for 20.

   Correct 3 / 3 Points

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8. Question 8 of 13

   8. Question

   SECTION 3

   Questions 21-30

   (TOURISM)

   Questions21-26Complete the flow-chart below. Choose SIX answers and write the correct letter, A-H, next to Questions21-26.

   A patterns B names C sources D questions E employees F solutions G headings H officials

   • STAGES IN DOING A TOURISM CASE STUDY
     RESEARCH

     • Locate and read relevant articles, noting key information and also 21.
     • Identify a problem or need
     • Select interviewees these may be site 22. , visitors or city 23.
     • Prepare and carry out interviews. If possible, collect statistics.
     • Check whether 24. of interviewees can be used

     ANALYSIS

     • Select relevant information and try to identify 25.
     • Decide on the best form of visuals

     WRITING THE CASE STUDY

     • Give some background before writing the main sections
     • Do NOT end with 26.
   Correct 6 / 6 Points

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9. Question 9 of 13

   9. Question

   Questions27-30

   Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.

   The Horton Castle site

   27. Natalie and Dave agree one reason why so few people visit Horton Castle is that

   • A the publicity is poor.
   • B it is difficult to get to.
   • C there is little there of interest.
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10. Question 10 of 13

    10. Question

    28. Natalie and Dave agree that the greatest problem with a visitor centre could be

    • A covering the investment costs.
    • B finding a big enough space for it.
    • C dealing with planning restrictions.
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11. Question 11 of 13

    11. Question

    29. What does Dave say about conditions in the town of Horton?

    • A There is a lot of unemployment.
    • B There are few people of working age.
    • C There are opportunities for skilled workers.
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12. Question 12 of 13

    12. Question

    30. According to Natalie, one way to prevent damage to the castle site would be to

    • A insist visitors have a guide.
    • B make visitors keep to the paths.
    • C limit visitor numbers.
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13. Question 13 of 13

    13. Question

    SECTION 4

    • Questions 31-40
      (ENVIRONMENT)
      Complete the notes below. WriteONE WORD ONLYfor each answer.The effects of environmental change on birds
      Mercury (Hg)
      • Highly toxic
      • Released into the atmosphere from coal
      • In water it may be consumed by fish
      • It has also recently been found to affect birds which feed on 31.

      Research on effects of mercury or binds
      Claire Varian-Ramos is investigating

      • the effects on birds 32. or mental processes, e.g. memory
      • the effects on bird song (usually learned from a birds 33. )

      Findings

      • songs learned by birds exposed to mercury are less 34.
      • this may have a negative effect on birds 35.

      Lab-based studies

      • allow more 36. for the experimenter

      Implications for humans

      • Migrating birds such as 37. containing mercury may be eaten by humans
      • Mercury also causes problems in learning 38.
      • Mercury in a mothers body from 39. may affect the unborn child
      • New regulations for mercury emissions will affect everyones energy 40.
    Correct 10 / 10 Points

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