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E-ThinkTank At Thinktank you will find four floors of hands-on exhibits and historical collections that will amaze and inspire you, showing you the science of the world all around us from the past, the present and the future. From galleries and exhibitions to an exciting programme of events and activities, there is something for everyone to enjoy, whether your interest is steam engines, looking into deepest space or seeing how doctors perform life-saving surgery. F - Drayton Manner One of the UK's most popular attractions. The park is home to some of the scariest rides you'll find like Stormforce 10 and Apocalypse, which has been voted the UK's most frightening ride. You'll also find an indoor and outdoor play area and of course, Drayton Manor Zoo with over one hundred different species, including twelve rare breeds from across the world. G - Hatton Country World If you're keen on seeing unique crafts and craft work side-by-side with antique shops and a traditional butchers shop, Hatton Country World is the place for you. As well as these wonderful shops you'll be able to enjoy the Farm Park with many farm animals to help keep the kids entertained. H - Black Country Museum It's been called Britain's friendliest open-air museum. Come to Black Country Museum and discover an old-fashioned village by the canal. Look around original old-fashioned shops and houses, see what it's like down a mine and take a ride on a tramcar. Your answer: 81. 82. 83. 84. 85. Part 4: Question 86 – 90, 15 marks. Read the text and complete the chart. Choose NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS from the text for each answer. Write your answer in the box. There has been an example for you. DEALING WITH YOUR OFFICE EMAILS Email has completely changed the way we work today. It offers many benefits and, if used well, can be an excellent tool for improving your own efficiency. Managed badly, though, email can be a waste of valuable time. Statistics indicate that office workers need to wade through an average of more than 30 9 emails a day. Despite your best efforts, unsolicited email or spam can clutter up the most organized inbox and infect your computer system with viruses. Here we give you guidance on protecting yourself. Prioritizing incoming messages If you are regularly faced with a large volume of incoming messages you need to prioritize your inbox to identify which emails are really important. If it is obvious spam, it can be delete without reading. Then follow these steps for each email: Check who the email is from. Were you expecting or hopping to hear from the sender? How quickly do they expect you to respond? Check what the email is about. Is the subject urgent? Is it about an issue that falls within your sphere of responsibility, or should it just be forwarded to someone else? Has the email been in your inbox for long? Check the message time. An initial scan like this can help you identify the emails that require your prompt attention. The others can be kept for reading at a more convenient time. Replying in stages Having prioritized your emails, you can answer them in stages, first with a brief acknowledgement and then a more detailed follow-up. This is particularly advisable when dealing with complicated matters where you don't want to give a rushed answer. If you decide to do this, tell the recipient a definite date when you'll be able to get back to him or her and try to keep to this wherever possible. Some emails are uncomplicated and only require a brief, one line answer, so it's a good idea to reply to these immediately. For example, if all you need to say is, "yes, I can make the 10.00 meeting", or "thanks, that's just the information I need”, do it, if you are unable to reply there and then or choose not to, let the sender know that you've received the message and will be in touch as soon as possible. * Complete the chart: Dealing with emails Delete (0) spam Sort email according to the: Sender Subject (86) Deal with emails that need your (87) If an email is easy to deal with, you should (88) Your answer: 0 spam If an email is complex, you can: • First send a (89). Give the sender a (90) 86 87 88 89 90 V. WRITING (30 marks) Part 1: Question 91 – 95, 10 marks. Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence, using the word given. DO NOT CHANGE THE WORD GIVEN. You must use between two and five words, including the word given. Write your answer in the blanks. 91. Will your neighbours look after your dog when you go away? (take) Do you know if your neighbours your dog when you go away? 92. My boss wanted to know what I thought about her suggestion. (you) "What 93. The children spent two hours in the pool. (stayed) The children suggestion?" my boss asked me. 94. Three hundred students entered the swimming competition last year. (part) Three hundred students 95. Could you speak English when you were younger? (able) When you were younger, Part 2: 20 marks. two hours. the swimming competition last year. speak English? Write a passage of about 100 words to express your opinion on the topic. “Children should help their parents to do household chores because doing chores brings them many benefits/advantages." Your answer: