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READING SECTION
Section I. Read the descrptions(1-5) and the words in the right line
(A H). Which word (A H) match with descriptions (861 865)?
1. ___You can use it to cover your head
2. ___People use them to cover their hands
A. sweater
B. pajamas
C. skirt
D. trousers
E. hat
F. blouse
G. shoes
H. gloves
SECTION II. Acording the following text, For questions 6- 10, wtiteTrue if the
statement is true, False if the statement is false and Not Given if the
information is not given in the passage
Camberwell College Swimming Pools
Camberwell College has one 50m (Olympic sized) pool with a constant depth of
2m throughout, and one 25m pool with a 1m shallow end and a 4m deep end.
Both pools may be used by the general public at certain times.
50m Pool
The pool is often used for classes, but the general public may use two lanes for
lane swimming at the following times.
Monday:
0630 -1130 and 1900 - 2100
Tuesday:
0630 -1130 and 1800 - 2100
Wednesday:
0630 -1330 and 1730 - 2130
Thursday:
0630 -1330
Friday:
0630 -1330
Weekends:
0900 - 1700
Children under the age of 14 must be accompanied by an adult.
Please note that during College holidays, these times will vary. Contact the
swimming
pool
on
04837
393560
for
up-to-date
information.
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25mPool
The 25 metre pool is available for recreational (non-lane) swimming from 07000900 and 1230-1330 on weekdays, and 1000 1600 on Saturdays.
Children
aged
12
and
under
must
be
accompanied.
We regret that the 25m pool will be closed for refurbishment between 21st July and
18th August. The men's changing rooms will be closed for the week beginning
18th August, and the women's changing rooms will be closed the following week.
Alternative changing facilities will be made available. We apologise for any
disruption this may cause.
6. The general public can only use the 50m pool for lane swimming. ________
7.The general public cannot use the 50m pool on Sundays ______________
8. Men will be able to use the 25m pool on the 18th August._____________
9. The whole of the 25m pool is available to the public during recreational
swimming hours____________________
10. The 50m pool is open during college holidays___________________
Food
The penguin diet consists mainly of fish, squid and crustaceans. In the Antarctic,
the smaller penguins mostly feed on shrimp-like krill. Although krill (11) ____ small
(up to 5cm in length) they form dense swarms (12) ____ are a rich food source.
Penguins can adapt (13) ____ diet to what is available, and their diet varies
considerably with season.
Electronic dive recorders fitted to the backs of penguins (14)____ a picture of their
feeding habits, recording the times and depths (15) ____ their dives. The deepest
diving penguins are the kings and emperors as they search for squid and fish
the record holder (16) ____ a female emperor penguin who reached an
astonishing 535m.
Though the smaller penguins do not reach such depths, for their size their (17)
____ performance is just as remarkable. Gentoo penguins dive to 150m, and a
quarter of their dives exceed 100m in extreme cases (18) ____ can dive almost
continuously for 15 hours, completing over 450 dives.
http://www.antarctica.ac.uk/about_antarctica/wildlife/birds/penguins/index.php
11.
A. are
B. be
C. were
12.
A. who
B. how
C. which
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13.
A. their
B. its
C. his
14.
A. give
B. given
C. gives
15.
A. of
B. from
C. in
16.
A. were
B. are
C. is
17.
A. diving
B. dive
C. dived
18.
A. he
B. they
C. it
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fatigue; discomfort or pain in the arms, neck, hands or back; or eye strain which
can be associated with constant or regular work at a keyboard and visual display
unit (VDU).
B It is vital that the employer pays attention to the physical setting such as
workplace design, the office environment, and placement of monitors as well as the
organisation of the work and individual work habits. Operators must be able to
recognise work-related health problems and be given the opportunity to participate
in the management of these. Operators should take note of and follow the
preventive measures outlined below.
C The typist must be comfortably accommodated in a chair that is adjustable for
height with a back rest that is also easily adjustable both for angle and height. The
back rest and sitting ledge (with a curved edge) should preferably be cloth-covered
to avoid excessive perspiration.
D When the keyboard operator is working from a paper file or manuscript, it should
be at the same distance from the eyes as the screen. The most convenient position
can be found by using some sort of holder. Individual arrangement will vary
according to whether the operator spends more time looking at the VDU or the
paper whichever the eyes are focused on for the majority of time should be put
directly in front of the operator.
E While keying, it is advisable to have frequent but short pauses of around thirty to
sixty seconds to proofread. When doing this, relax your hands. After you have
been keying for sixty minutes, you should have a ten minute change of activity.
During this spell it is important that you do not remain seated but stand up or walk
around. This period could be profitably used to do filing or collect and deliver
documents.
F Generally, the best position for a VDU is at right angles to the window. If this is
not possible then glare from the window can be controlled by blinds, curtains or
movable screens. Keep the face of the VDU vertical to avoid glare from overhead
lighting.
G Unsatisfactory work practices or working conditions may result in aches or pain.
Symptoms should be reported to your supervisor early on so that the cause of the
trouble can be corrected and the operator should seek medical attention.
Queen Cleopatra of Egypt is the most well-known of all the ancient egyptian
queens. Cleopatra was born in Alexandria in 69 B.C. during the reign of the
Ptolemy family to Ptolemy XII. Cleopatra appears to have been a popular
(26)_______ in the family, as her mother bore the name as well as an older sister,
making the new daughter Cleopatra the Seventh, although she is rarely referred
to as such. Cleopatra and her family were not Egyptian, but rather Macedonian,
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B.term
B. inclined
B. new
B. same
B. beside
B. developed
B. inmediately
B. theme
B. of
B. solitary
C. name
C. derived
C. recent
C. alike
C. along
C. converted
C. directly
C. issue
C. about
C. single
D. designation
D. sloped
D. actual
D.similar
D. by
D. suited
D. closely
D. focus
D. like
D. only
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WRITING SECTION
NEWSPAPER MEMBERSHIP FORM
Full name _____________________________________________
Date of birth ______
Day
__________________ _________
month (write in full)
year
Your local newspaper wants to reward people who have contributed a lot to the community.
Write a letter to the newspaper. In your letter:
suggest someone who deserves the reward
mention what they have done to help the community
say what reward you would like to give this person
Write about 150 words. You do not need to write addresses.
Begin your letter as follows:
Dear
_______________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
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RESPUESTAS
1 (E).
2(H ).
3 (A ).
4 (G).
5 (A ).
6.true
7. false
8. false
9. Not given
10 true
11(A ).
12(C ).
13( A).
14(A).
15(A ).
16( C).
17( A).
18( B).
19. vi
20. viii
21. v
22. x
23. ii
24. i
25. iii
26(C ).
27(A ).
28( B).
29( B).
30( A).
31( A).
32( B)
33( A).
34( B).
35( D)
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