LISTENING SECTION 1Questions 1-10

Questions 1–4

Who provides the following features of the car? Write the correct answer A, B or C.

A if it is the car’s Seller

B if it is the car’s Buyer

C if it is the Manufacturer of the car

1 Ownership documents with the car?

2 Extra set of keys?

3 Roof rack already fitted?

4 Sound system installed?

LISTENING SECTION 1Questions 1-10

Questions 5–7

Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.

Notes- used car

5 miles- correct current mileage?

when does car need next 6 ?

-- in four months

car body and paint in good condition?

alright to 7 this week?

LISTENING SECTION 1Questions 1-10

Questions 8–10

Write NO MORE THAN ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.

Test drive form

Date of drive: 8

Driver Name: Mr John Fletcher

Address: 9 road, Chesham

Sowbillig Motors

email: 10@gmail.com

LISTENING SECTION 2Questions 11-20

Questions 11–13

Complete the sentences below. Write NO MORE THAN ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.

SALAR DE PATTEO

The salt plain is really a very large, dry lake 11. The tourists will be staying the night in accommodation that is 12 metres above sea level. They will be able to hike to the top of a volcano. The place is now a desert with little rain, but with all of the salt remaining. When it rains, the water looks like a 13 .

LISTENING SECTION 2 Questions 11-20

Questions 18–20

Label the map below. Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS for each answer.

18 19 20

LISTENING SECTION 3Questions 21-30

Questions 21–25

Choose THREE answers from the box and write the correct letter A – D next to questions 21 – 25.
You may choose a letter more than once

AWork is complete

BWork needs to be reduced

CWork is incomplete

DWork needs to be deleted

21. Choosing a title

22. The history of farming

23. Gathering statistics

24. Slides of photographs

25. Choosing a local farm

LISTENING SECTION 3Questions 21-30

Questions 26–30

Complete the table below.
Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS for each answer

Type of Farm	Produce	Physical Factors	Climate
ARABLE	Wheat and barley	Flat and gently 26 land is preferable. Require 27 soil	Warm and not too dry. Preferably not too wet.
PASTORAL	Sheep and 28	Steep slopes possible. Soil quality is not an issue as it is only needed to grow 29 grass.	Wet and windy climate is not an issue as there is no danger of 30 crops.

LISTENING SECTION 4Questions 31-40

Questions 31–33

Choose the correct answer.

BEES

31. The talk will include information on:

bees, the history and end of bee keeping and some advice
the past, types of bees, their advantages and some advice
history, the benefits of keeping bees and advice on taking a

32. Both the Egyptians and Romans used bees for

making things sweet, cosmetics, embalming and medicine
weapons, sweeteners and cosmetics
weapons, sweeteners, cosmetics and embalming

33. In the nineteenth century the Americans started

using bees for honey
using bees for pollinating crops in different locations
using bees for pollinating crops in one place

LISTENING SECTION 4Questions 31-40

Questions 34–40

Complete the table below.
Write ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer

Propolis	Propolis has medicinal properties Propolis: a sticky substance made from 34 , beeswax and what is taken from tree buds It can combat bacteria, 35 and viruses
Pollination	More than a third of 36 worldwide, fruit and farm animal feed need pollination Crucial economic value – hundreds of millions of pounds to UK economy
Species	Honeybee – most common – good profit, lots of honey 3 types, workers – female, drones, who 37 with queen bee Bumblebees – do not 38 Useful for pollination Solitary bees – useful pollinators
Advice	Species of bee depends on use Think of nearby crops and quantity of honey needed Best 39 – Langstroth Plant flowers and herbs Avoid 40