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Part 1. For questions 1-5, you will hear a\nwoman talking about caffein. Listen and decide \nwhether the following sentences are true (T) or false (F). Write your\nanswers in the corresponding numbered\nboxes on the answer sheet. (10 points) l. The desired effect of caffeine is brought\nabout as it facilitates the proper function of \nAdenosine receptors in the brain. \n 2. People around the world have consumed\ncaffeine-infused products on a daily basis for \ncenturies. 3. The popularity of tea in Britain led to it\nbeing consumed in China later on. 4.\nCaffeinated drinks have integrated themselves into the drinking culture in the\nUnited States. 5. Pure caffeine poses a\nserious health risk, resulting even in dealths. Part 2. For questions 6-10, you will hear a\nlecture about water. Listen and answer the \nquestions. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS taken from the recording for\neach answer in the corresponding\nnumbered boxes on the answer sheet. (10 points) 6. What are the two features of\nwater that concern people everywhere? 7. What is the main use of water in our\neveryday life? 8. Besides rivers, where can we find the\npurest water? 9. What hinders people from utilising\nrainwater in Oceania, besides its increasingly limited amount? 10. What need(s) removing from water before we\nuse it? Page 1 of 17 Part 3. For questions 11-15, you will hear two\nnutritionists, Fay Wells and George Fisher, \ndiscussing methods of food production. Choose the answer (A, B, C or D)\nwhich fits best according to what you\nhear and write your answers in the corresponding numbered boxes on the answer sheet. (10 points) 11. Looking at reports on the subject of GM\nfoods, Fay feels _______. A. pleased to read that the problem of food\nshortages is being addressed B. surprised that the fears of the public are\nnot allayed by them C. frustrated by contradictory\nconclusions D. critical of the scientists’ methodology 12. What does George suggest about organic\nfoods? A. Consumers remain surprisingly poorly\ninformed about them. B. People need to check out the claims made\nabout them. C. They need to be made more attractive to\nmeat-eaters. D. They may become more widely affordable in\nfrture. 13. What is George’s opinion of ‘vertical\nfarming’? A. It could provide a realistic alternative to\nexisting methods. B. It’s a highly impractical scheme dreamt up\nby architects. C. It’s unlikely to go much beyond the\nexperimental stage. D. It has the potential to reduce consumpyon\nof energy. 14. George and Fay agree that the use of\nnanotechnology in food production will _______. A. reduce the need for dietary\nsupplements B. simplify the process of food-labelling C. complicate things for the consumer D. introduce potential health risks 15. In Fay’s view, returning to\nself-suffciency is only an option for people who _______. A. have no need to\nget a return on their investment B. are willing to accept a high level of\nregulation C. reject the values of a consumer\nsociety D. already have sufficient set-up funds Part 4. For questions 16-25, you will listen\nto a recording of a presenter talking about Machu Picchu. Complete the summary by writing NO\nMORE THAN FOUR WORDS and\/or A NUMBER in\neach gap. Write your answers in the corresponding numbered boxes on the answer sheet. (20 points) Page 2 of 17 16. Machu Picchu, one of the most fascinating\narchaeological sites on Earth, proves how \n__________ the Incas were. 17. In its heyday, the Inca civilisation\nstretched __________, comparable to the horizontal width of the continental America. 18. Machu Picchu epitomised the Inca’s\n__________. 19. The construction of Machu Picchu was\nspectacular as it was done without the use of \n__________ to bind stones together. \n 20. Despite regular __________ in the region,\nMachu Picchu has remained in remarkable \ncondition for over five centuries. \n 21. Machu Picchu is likely to have played its\nrole as a(n) __________, a military stronghold, or a ceremonial site. 22. It is impossible to shed light on the real\npurpose Picchu due to the Inca’s lack of \n__________. 23. After being abandoned, Machu Picchu\nremained a mystery to the outside world, including __________ who mounted an invasion of the\nInca civilisation in the 16th century. \n24. __________ notwithstanding, Machu Picchu is still among the world’s\nmost important archaeological\nsites. 25. 1983 saw Machu Picchu being designated as\n__________. B. LEXICO – GRAMMAR (30 points) Part 1. For questions 26-55, choose one of the\nwords marked A, B, C, or D which best \ncompletes the following sentences and write your answers in the\ncorresponding numbered boxes on the\nanswer sheet. (20 points) 26. The new cirriculum has been designed to\n________ students’ learning by combining theory \nwith hands-on practice. A. alleviate B. exaggerate C. sharpen D.\noptimize 27. The consultant called in by\nthe firm had a ________ of experience bearing on the problem. A. wealth B. carton C. bank D. hoard 28. The chairman had a recommendation that\n________. A. each member studied more carefully the\nproblem B. the problem was more carefully studied by\neach member C. with more carefulness the problem could be\nstudied D. each member study the problem more\ncarefully<\/span><\/p>\n Page 3 of 17 29. A career in marketing has always been what\nshe desires, so she just ________ herself in her work. A. immersed B. submerged C. engulfed D.\nengrossed 30. Rather than ponder the\nquestions, the interviewee ________ out the first answer coming into his head. \n A. blundered B. blurted C. bungled D.\nbotched 31. She rocked the baby in her\narms and watched his little face as he ________ to sleep. A. drifted off B. burned with C. slipped into\nD. popped up 32. He was so highly\nknowledgeable on the areas that many would say he was something of a ________. A. veteran B. novice C. probationer D.\narchivist 33. Many people refused to fall in with the idea that religion is\na(n) ________ disputable \nanachronism. A. academically B. cerebrally C. cognitively\nD. intellectually 34. A large proportion\nof the households in this area is ________ to the internet thanks to a generous\nforeign donor. A. linked with B. wired up C. hooked up D.\ncrossed with 35. It was a close ________\nbut we just made it to the airport on time for our flight. A. drive B. run C. call D. go 36. You are not supposed to park on the hard\n________ except in an emergency. A.\nshoulder B. area C. lane D. head 37. Round and round ________. A. went the wheels of the engine B. the wheels\nof the engine went C. did the wheels of\nthe engine go D. going the wheels of the engine \n38. I was thrilled to meet Paul Mc Cartney in the ________ when I sat\nnext to him at the theatre. A. face B. flesh C. blood D. vein 39. He preferred to ________ any profits he\nmade back into business. A. sow B. plan C. plough D. dig 40. His new manager, who is always willing to\ndo somebody a good ________, is kind-hearted \nand sociable. A. go B. turn C. play D. part 41. It was a hot summer day and ice cream\nsalesmen were doing a ________ trade. A. roaring B. bustling C. flickering D.\nstaggering Page 4 of 17 42. The choreographer ______ his fingers in\ntime to the music so that the dancers could pick up the tempo. \n A. clenched B. snapped C. nudged D.\nbeckoned 43. The football club decided to\n________ the team with a couple ofworld-class players. A. beef up B. chuck out C. match against D.\nsort out 44. When you join this game,\nit’s important that you should ________. A. keep your wits about you B. gather your\nwits C. keep your head in the clouds D. go to your\nhead 45. Regional parliaments allow ________ for\nremote parts of the country or islands far from the captital. \n A. self-government B. self-sufficiency C.\nself-regulation D. self-support Part 2. For questions 46-55, give the correct\nform of each given word to complete the \nfollowing sentences and write your answers in the corresponding numbered\nboxes on the answer sheet. (10 points) 46. If a screen does not contain everything\nneeded, further lexicographic information can be obtained by clicking on a ________. (LINK) 47. The documented differences between men and\nwomen in scientific career paths do not \nmatch what would be expected in a true ________. (MERIT) 48. Few _________ of homeopathy, acupuncture\nand the like regard therapies as complete \nsubstitutes for modem medicine. (PRACTICE) 49. You can ask a _________ for advice on what\nkind of food you should eat to keep you healthy. (DIET) 50. The new policy only serves to _________\nthe inadequacy of provision for the homeless. \n(ACCENT) 51. It is vital that we _________ this realm\nif we ever want to get anything done effective in securing it. (MYSTERY) 52. At the dawn of the Internet, many believed\nthat it would enable a more _________ platform, \nparticularly with politics. (PARTICIPATE)