TEST 5



Questions 1 - 6

  1. Where did he get the shipping experience?
    1. Sea voyage
    2. Family
    3. First job
  2. The company experienced
    1. The immediately profitable business
    2. The business which deal with one commodity
    3. The business world widely
  3. Why did he want the mail contact?
    1. Faster
    2. Stronger
    3. More reliable
  4. What did he do when he won the bid?
    1. Reduced the fleet of the ships
    2. Opened a new company
    3. Appointed a new British agent
  5. Why did he choose Boston?
    1. It was supported by the government
    2. It had a good business environment
    3. He once worked there
  6. What could be revealed about the 1844 event?
    1. Boston had the biggest shipping company
    2. Boston was not a good location for port
    3. The U.S had bad weather conditions

Questions 7 - 10

  1. Pacific tapa cloth is different from other types of tapa cloth because it is
    1. The only tapa made today
    2. Better quality than others
    3. Put a wider range of users
  2. What does Helen say about the paper mulberry tree?
    1. It is also a source of food
    2. It is not native to the Pacific
    3. It can grow in any environment
  3. Why did the Maori people of New Zealand stop making tapa?
    1. They could not find the right trees in New Zealand
    2. They were introduced to other fabrics by the Europeans
    3. They found a better material for making fabric
  4. Large pieces of tapa are made from smaller pieces which are
    1. Stuck together
    2. Woven together
    3. Sewn together

Questions 11 - 20

  1. What does the speaker say about hard hats?
    1. They must be worn in all areas
    2. A deposit is needed to borrow the hats
    3. They are available in all sizes
  2. What does the speaker say about the outside area of the mine?
    1. The road is wet
    2. The ground is uneven in some area
    3. The road is being repaired
  3. Visitors who have difficulty in going up and down
    1. Can ask for help
    2. Have access to all areas
    3. Can make use of ramp
  4. What is prohibited everywhere?
    1. Smoking
    2. aking photos
    3. Using mobile phones
  5. What does the speaker say about underground tunnels?
    1. The well is it
    2. The access is limited
    3. Protective Clothing is unnecessary

Questions 16 – 20

  1. Students may fail the exam if they
    1. Do not do a slideshow
    2. Copy other people’s work
    3. Do not follow the instructions
  2. Why does the man think they should skip some photos of the first volcano in the presentation?
    1. They are not attractive
    2. There is not enough time
    3. People have never heard of this
  3. About Mount Fago, a volcano in Mexico or the USA, the man thinks
    1. They should not use inaccurate information in the presentation
    2. They can find another example
    3. It does not matter to choose which volcano to use
  4. The woman thinks they should mention Mount Etna since
    1. It covers most of the important points
    2. It was formed a long time ago
    3. It has amazing views
  5. They reached an agreement to leave out Mount Herto since
    1. Other students have used it before
    2. It is irrelevant to their topic
    3. There is nothing special about this volcano

Questions 21 – 30

  1. 21. What was will Jill surprised to find?
    1. A. Some work to reduce the water usage to her house could be done soon
    2. B. The house was poorly insulated
    3. C. She could get financial
  2. What does Jill say can do straight away?
    1. Use energy saving bulbs
    2. Turn down the thermosta
    3. Turn off their appliances completely
  3. What pleased Jill about the energy provider?
    1. Reduction in price for prompt payment
    2. Allowing customers to pay online
    3. Having a reduction in price of the energy-saving sources
  4. What difficulty does Jill have with the energy maters?
    1. They are difficult to access
    2. The figures are hard to read accurately
    3. She can’t tell whether they’re for electricity of for gas
  5. What kind of energy-saving method is Jill going to take next?
    1. Use an energy-saving boiler
    2. Have the walls checked for their insulation level
    3. Install double-glazed windows
  6. Why is Jill doubtful about renewable energy?
    1. She thinks it is unsuitable for her house
    2. She doesn’t understand the technical details
    3. She believes that it’s too expensive

Questions 27 – 30

Questions 27 – 28; Choose TWO letters A – E

Which TWO water saving tips are not recommended by Jill?

  1. Use more showers than baths
  2. Keep the washing machine full before using it
  3. Turn off as much water as you need
  4. Turn off the taps while you are brushing your teeth
  5. Repair leaking taps

Questions 29 – 30; Choose TWO letters A – E

Which TWO topics do people most frequently ask about?

  1. The real temperature setting on the thermostat
  2. Whether to leave the light on or not
  3. Whether to use a computer or laptop to watch movies
  4. How to work out the operating cost of appliances
  5. Whether solar panels only work on sunny day

  1. Dr. Johnson explains that delays are increased when patients believe
    1. Their appointment will not begin on time
    2. Staff are not concerned about late arrivals
    3. Being late for appointments will not impact others
  2. Dr. Johnson uses an example of poor efficiency to illustrate the point that
    1. Healthcare professionals should assist staff during busy time
    2. Practices should avoid limiting appointment booking options
    3. Staff should be trained to handle demanding situations
  3. Dr. Johnson explains that, in order to improve efficiency. Healthcare practices must
    1. Sanction patients arriving later than 1o minutes
    2. Avoid booking appointments in the morning
    3. Show patients that they can run on time
  4. Dr. Johnson says healthcare professionals often forget that patients who book appointments must first
    1. Feel that they need a consultation
    2. Find a time and date that works for them
    3. Consider what might be causing heir issue
  5. What happened when Dr. Johnson began giving weekly presentations to patients?
    1. Dr. Johnson was able to work fewer hours
    2. The general health of patients was increased
    3. The number of appointments at the practice decreased
  6. How does Dr. Johnson feel about the use of technology when booking appointments?
    1. Practices should begin to encourage all patients to make bookings online
    2. It can increase efficiency if other booking methods are continued
    3. Elderly people are most likely to struggle to use it

Questions 37 - 40

  1. Dr. Hussein says that patients with cystic fibrosis
    1. May find the side effects alarming
    2. Tend to require treatment from a young age
    3. Can improve their condition with frequent hospital visits
  2. What does Dr. Hussein say is difficult when treating patients who are not in hospital?
    1. They often find the exercises too complicated
    2. They tend to have difficulty socializing with other people
    3. They don’t always understand the importance of their treatment
  3. What does Dr. Hussein say about the role of ‘distraction therapy’ in cystic fibrosis treatment?
    1. It can be related to the treatment being provided
    2. It allows patients to complete their activities more quickly
    3. It provides staff with more information about the patient’s condition
  4. What changes did Dr. Hussein observe in one of her patients?
    1. He showed respiratory improvement
    2. He deteriorated rapidly following a change in treatment
    3. He began to enjoy aspects of their treatment