Test 4

Questions 1 - 5

1. Why do people experience pain?
   1. It preserves good health condition
   2. It prevents us from damaging ourselves
   3. Continuous pain is useful from humans
2. What parts of our body are reasonable are responsible for feeling pain?
   1. Receptors and nerves
   2. Some part of our brain
   3. Pain is a complex process, which involves various parts of our body
3. How many people in the UK suffer from pain?
   1. 31%
   2. 37%
   3. 40 million
4. Is chronic pain different from pain we feel when we knock our knee?
   1. No, all kinds of pain have evolved as survival mechanisms
   2. Yes, there is an enormous difference
   3. We don’t have much insight into that
5. Professor John Wood compares pain perception to
   1. Beauty
   2. Continuousness
   3. Anesthesia/li>

Questions 6 - 10

Choose 5 Letters, A – I. Which FIVE fitness programs are available at fitness Land?

1. Yoga
2. Pilates
3. Step Dance
4. Aerobics
5. Belly Dance
6. Barbell Classes
7. Kickboxing
8. Zumba
9. Stretching

Questions 11 - 15

11. Initially, the Great Wall was built to
    1. Prevent invaders from entering China
    2. Function as a psychological barrier
    3. Show county’s enduring strength
12. The construction of the Great Wall started
    1. In third century B.C
    2. In 220 B.C
    3. In 390 A.D
13. The Chinese name of the monument is
    1. The Great Wall
    2. The Big Wall
    3. The Long Wall
14. The wall as it exists today was constructed mainly by
    1. Qin dynasty
    2. Northern Wei dynasty
    3. Ming dynasty
15. During the Ming dynasty, the wall’s main purpose was
    1. To be a military fortification
    2. To protect caravans traveling along the trade routes
    3. To contribute to the defense of the country

Questions 16 - 20

16. How long did Louise work at a radio station?
    1. 2 years
    2. 4 years
    3. 6 years
17. Why does Louise want to do a Masters?
    1. To get a promotion in her current job
    2. To go into TV
    3. Employers like post-graduate qualifications
18. How long will it take to do Masters part-time rather than the modular route?
    1. 18 months
    2. 3 years
    3. 4 years

Questions 19 - 20

Choose TWO Letters A – F

Which TWO things must Louise have to join the course?

1. A bachelor’s degree
2. Work experience
3. Either a bachelor’s degree or work experience
4. Research experience
5. A completed thesis
6. Motivation

21. The lecture was organized by
    1. City of Nottingham
    2. University of Nottingham Student’s Union
    3. Nottingham Police Department
22. The majority of crime on campus is
    1. Drugs and alcohol
    2. Violence
    3. Theft
23. The campus crime rate has ……. So far this year
    1. Increased
    2. Decreased
    3. Stayed the same
24. Why is there added concern about crime?
    1. Exaggeration in media
    2. Crime TV shows
    3. Factual news articles

Questions 25 – 30

25. Carlos says if you are the victim of crime, you should
    1. Run away
    2. Resist
    3. Seek help
26. What is the primary method for increasing safety?
    1. Informing students staff of safety precautions
    2. Offering free self-defense courses to students
    3. Reminding students to carry a mobile phone at all times
27. If a student must work late, it is most important to
    1. Not return home until the morning
    2. Go back with a friend
    3. Bring a mobile phone
28. It is dangerous to
    1. Drive home late at night
    2. Carry a knife
    3. Carry pepper spray
29. Students who complete self-defense course are
    1. More aware of dangers
    2. Mentally tougher
    3. Walking more confidently
30. A university is
    1. Not surrounded by walls
    2. Patrolled by military
    3. Completely safe

Questions 31 - 40

31. What does the lecturer provide for those who are interested in doing extra reading?
    1. Personal consultation sessions
    2. Extra materials, such as a booklist
    3. Mid-term examination
    4. Free glasses
32. In the past, time management meant you needed to
    1. Reduce your stress
    2. Plan for every hour of the week
    3. Own a good watch
    4. Set goals and try to achieve these goals
33. Today, wise time management means you need to
    1. Set goals and work in a systematic way
    2. Work faster
    3. Set an overview of your assignment
    4. Make a list, plan for everything and try to stick to this plan
34. In this college, students are assigned _______ at the end of each semester
    1. Team projects
    2. Final team examinations
    3. Essays
    4. Time management courses
35. One sign the lecture mentions that students feel under pressure is
    1. Library books go missing
    2. Students get angry for no reason
    3. Lower class attendance rates
    4. Trouble at the library
36. What kind of suggestion does the lecture give to the students?
    1. Making a very detailed plan of their daily activities
    2. Not being so stressed just because there is an assignment
    3. A regular one hour session in their personal timetables
    4. Wearing comfortable shoes
37. According to the lecturer, there are three kinds of planners. They are:
    1. One weekly planner, one daily planner and one hour planner
    2. One yearly planner, one weekly planner and one daily planner
    3. One term planner, one monthly planner and one weekly planner
    4. One term planner, one weekly and one daily planner
38. If you want to set an overview of your time, you should need at least
    1. One week
    2. Half week
    3. One month
    4. One term
39. The daily planner of time is mainly concerned with
    1. The detailed planning
    2. How to plan available time
    3. TV schedules
    4. An overview of everything you need to do for several days
40. According to the lecturer, wise time management may have the following benefit:
    1. Having more time spend on relaxation and other activities
    2. Improving your performance in the final term assignment
    3. Helping you write better essays
    4. Improving your memory