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LISTENINGSECTION1Questions1-10Questions1-5Completethenotesbelow.WriteNOMORETHANTWOWORDSAND/ORANUMBERforeachanswer.CHILDREN'SARTANDCRAFTWORKSHOPSExampleAnswerWorkshopsorganisedevery:SaturdayAdultsmustaccompanychildrenunder1Cost:£2.50Workshopsheldin:WinterHouse,2StreetSecuritydevice:mustpushthe3toopendoorShouldleavecarbehindthe4Bookworkshopsbyphoningthe5(on200765)Questions6-10CompletethetablebelowWriteNOMORETHANTWOWORDSforeachanswer.NexttwoworkshopsDateWorkshoptitleChildrenadvisedtowear:Pleasebring(ifpossible)16/11‘Building6’7823/119‘’(Nothingspecial)10SECTION2Questions11-20Questions11-14Completethesentencesbelow.WriteNOMORETHANTWOWORDSAND/ORANUMBERforeachanswerTRAININFORMATION11Localservicesdepartfromrailwaystation.12Nationalservicesdepartfromtherailwaystation.13TrainsforLondondeparteveryeachdayduringtheweek.14Thepriceofafirstclassticketincludes.Questions15-17Completethetablebelow.WriteNOMORETHANTWOWORDSAND/ORANUMBERforeachanswer.TypeofticketDetailsStandardopennorestrictionsSupersavetravelafter8.45Specialtravelafter15andatweekends16buyatleastsixclaysaheadlimitednumbers17essentialQuestions18-20ChooseTHREEletters,A—G.WhichTHREEattractionscanyouvisitatpresentbytrainfromTrebirch?AasciencemuseumBathemeparkCaclimbingwallDaminingmuseumEanaquariumFacastleGazooSECTION3Questions21-30Completethetablesbelow.WriteNOMORETHANTHREEWORDSAND/ORANUMBERforeachanswerDissertationTutorialRecord(Education)Name:SandyGibbonsTargetspreviouslyagreedWorkcompletedFurtheractionsuggestedInvestigatesuitabledata—ReadIT21Signupforsomeanalysissoftware—SpokentoJanePrince,Headofthe22softwarepracticesessionsPreparea23forsurvey—CompletedandsentforreviewAddquestionsinsectionthreeon24Furtherreadingabout—ReadBanerjeeObtainfromlibrarydiscipline—N.B.Couldn'tfindEricsson'sthroughspecialloansessaysonmanagingthe25serviceNewTargetSpecificsuggestionsTimingDofurtherwokonChapter1(Givethetitle:Context26)Addstatisticsonthe27invariousZonesIncludemorereferencestoWorksdatedafter28Bythe29PreparelistofmainSectionforChapter2UseindexcardstohelpinorganisationBeforestartingthe30SECTION4Questions31-40Questions31-37Choosethecorrectletter,A,BorC.Thehistoryofmovingpictures31SomephotographsofahorserunningshowedAallfeetofftheground.Batleastonefootontheground.Ctwofeetofftheground.32TheScotsmanemployedbyEdisonAdesignedasystemtousethetechnologyEdisonhadinvented.Cusedavailabletechnologytomakeanew,system.Cwasalreadyanexpertinmotionpicturetechnology.33OnemajorproblemwiththefirstsystemwasthatAonlyonepersoncouldbefilmed.Bpeoplecouldonlyseeveryshortfilms.Cthecamerawasveryheavy.34RivalsystemsstartedtoappearinEuropeafterpeoplehadAbeentoldabouttheAmericansystem.BseentheAmericansystem.CusedtheAmericansystem.35In1895,afamousnewsystemwasdevelopedbyAaFrenchteamworkingalone.BaFrenchandGermanteamworkingtogether.CaGermanteamwhoinventedtheword'cinema'.36LongerfilmswerenotmadeatthetimebecauseofproblemsinvolvingAthesubjectmatter.Bthecamera.Cthefilmprojector.37The`LanthamLoop'inventionreliedonAremovingtensionbetweenthefilmreels.Baddingthreemorefilmreelstothesystem.Cmakingoneofthefilmreelsmoreeffective.Questions38-40WriteNOMORETHANTHREEWORDSforeachanswer38ThefirstmotionpicturewascalledThe39wereusedforthefirsttimeonfilmin1926.40SubtitleswereaddedtoTheLightsofNewYorkbecauseofitsREADINGPASSAGE1Youshouldspendabout20minutesonQuestions1-13,whicharebasedonReadingPassage1onthefollowingpages.Questions1-5ReadingPassage1hasfivemarkedparagraphs,A—E.Choosethecorrectheadingforeachparagraphfromthelistofheadingsbelow.Writethecorrectnumber,i—viii,inboxes1-5onyouranswersheet.ListofHeadingsiAvoidinganovercrowdedcentreiiAsuccessfulexerciseinpeoplepoweriiiThebenefitsofworkingtogetherincitiesivHigherincomesneednotmeanmorecarsvEconomicargumentsfailtopersuadeviTheimpactoftelecommunicationsonpopulationdistributionviiIncreasesintravellingtimeviiiRespondingtoargumentsagainstpublictransport1ParagraphA2ParagraphB3ParagraphC4ParagraphD5ParagraphAnewstudyconductedfortheWorldBankbyMurdochUniversity'sInstituteforScienceandTechnologyPolicy(ISTP)hasdemonstratedthatpublictransportismoreefficientthancars.Thestudycomparedtheproportionofwealthpouredintotransportbythirty-sevencitiesaroundtheworld.Thisincludedboththepublicandprivatecostsofbuilding,maintainingandusingatransportsystem.ThestudyfoundthattheWesternAustraliancityofPerthisagoodexampleofacitywithminimalpublictransport.Asaresult,17%ofitswealthwentintotransportcosts.SomeEuropeanandAsiancities,ontheotherhand,spentaslittleas5%.ProfessorPeterNewman,ISTPDirector,pointedoutthatthesemoreefficientcitieswereabletoputthedifferenceintoattractingindustryandjobsorcreatingabetterplacetolive.AccordingtoProfessorNewman,thelargerAustraliancityofMelbourneisaratherunusualcityinthissortofcomparison.Hedescribesitastwocities:'AEuropeancitysurroundedbyacar-dependentone'.Melbourne'slargetramnetworkhasmadecaruseintheinnercitymuchlower,buttheoutersuburbshavethesamecar-basedstructureasmostotherAustraliancities.TheexplosionindemandforaccommodationintheinnersuburbsofMelbournesuggestsarecentchangeinmanypeople's