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    Part I: Listen To The Recording and Fill in The Missing Gap With No More Than 2 Words

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    The document summarizes a listening exercise containing three parts. Part I provides 10 incomplete sentences and asks the listener to fill in the blanks with no more than 2 words each based on an audio recording. Part II contains another listening exercise about an explorer named Richard Livingstone describing a trip to the rainforest, where the listener must fill in 7 blanks in sentences based on what they hear. Part III presents three different audio extracts where the listener must choose the answer (A, B, or C) that best fits what they hear for each extract, with two multiple choice questions for each extract.

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    Part I: Listen To The Recording and Fill in The Missing Gap With No More Than 2 Words

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    The document summarizes a listening exercise containing three parts. Part I provides 10 incomplete sentences and asks the listener to fill in the blanks with no more than 2 words each based on an audio recording. Part II contains another listening exercise about an explorer named Richard Livingstone describing a trip to the rainforest, where the listener must fill in 7 blanks in sentences based on what they hear. Part III presents three different audio extracts where the listener must choose the answer (A, B, or C) that best fits what they hear for each extract, with two multiple choice questions for each extract.

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    The document summarizes a listening exercise containing three parts. Part I provides 10 incomplete sentences and asks the listener to fill in the blanks with no more than 2 words each based on an audio recording. Part II contains another listening exercise about an explorer named Richard Livingstone describing a trip to the rainforest, where the listener must fill in 7 blanks in sentences based on what they hear. Part III presents three different audio extracts where the listener must choose the answer (A, B, or C) that best fits what they hear for each extract, with two multiple choice questions for each extract.

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    Part I: Listen To The Recording and Fill in The Missing Gap With No More Than 2 Words

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    The document summarizes a listening exercise containing three parts. Part I provides 10 incomplete sentences and asks the listener to fill in the blanks with no more than 2 words each based on an audio recording. Part II contains another listening exercise about an explorer named Richard Livingstone describing a trip to the rainforest, where the listener must fill in 7 blanks in sentences based on what they hear. Part III presents three different audio extracts where the listener must choose the answer (A, B, or C) that best fits what they hear for each extract, with two multiple choice questions for each extract.

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    PART I: LISTEN TO THE RECORDING AND FILL IN THE MISSING

    GAP WITH NO MORE THAN 2 WORDS:

    1. Biomimicry imitates nature’s structures, processes and   to create new


    ideas.
    2. Velcro was developed after its inventor observed the sticking qualities of one
    particular plant’s …………
    3. Wood has the beneficial feature of being able to………
    4. The synthetic ‘wood’ created for the post office will not..............according to
    surrounding environmental conditions.
    5. The Namibian Fog Basking beetle uses its ability to ………..in order to live in
    harsh conditions.
    6. A ………on the beetle’s shell repels water and aids the formation of large
    droplets.
    7. The Sahara Forest project utilised this concept in the design of a ………
    8. The ‘Able Project’ uses ………from the composting process as an input to the
    fish farm.
    9. The extinction of one species of  has prevented scientists from finding a cure for
    excess stomach acid.

    10.We could have alleviated the issued experienced by a myrathid of sufferers of


    excess stomach acid, if we had been able to study this animal before its ………..

    PART II: You will hear an explorer called Richard Livingstone talking about
    a trip he made in the rainforest of South America. For questions 7-14,
    complete the sentences.

    A Trip to the Rainforest

    Richard and Matthew abandoned their boat because they couldn’t get past a 1…….
    They decided to walk through the jungle as far as the 2………marked on the map.
    Richard says that during the walk, they were always both 3 ………and 4 …………
    The first sign of human activity that they found was a 5 ……….
    In a deserted camp, they found some soup made from unusual 6…….
    and 7…………
    Richard says that by the time they had reached the camp, they were lacking
    in 8 …………
    Richard says that after the meal, they began to feel 9 ……….about what they’d
    done.
    Before leaving the camp, they left the sum of 10 ……….to thank their host.

    PART III: You will hear three different extracts. For questions 1-6, choose the
    answer (A, В or C) which fits best according to what you hear. There are two
    questions for each extract.

    Extract One: You hear part of an interview with a woman who works in retail
    management.

    1.How does the woman feel now about her first job in retailing?

    A pleased by the way she handled the staff

    B confident that it gave her a good start

    C relaxed about the mistakes she made

    2.What is the woman advised to do next?

    A reflect on her skills

    B volunteer for extra work

    C discuss her situation with her boss

    Extract Two: You overhear a woman telling a friend a story about a swan.

    3.What problem did the woman have with the swan?

    A She misunderstood its intentions

    B She underestimated the speed of its approach

    C She failed to realise the consequences of disturbing it

    4.What is the man’s reaction to the story?

    A He feels he would have handled the situation better


    B He is unconvinced by the woman’s version of events

    C He fails to see quite how serious the problem was

    Extract Three: You hear part of an interview with Bruce Loader, a successful
    businessman who is talking about his early life.

    5.Why did Bruce decide to give up the idea of studying art?

    A He failed to gain a place at art college

    B He became tired of doing representational art

    C He was persuaded that he could not realise his ambition

    6.What was his father’s reaction to Bruce’s decision?

    A He was anxious to discuss alternative employment options

    B He was angry that a good opportunity had been wasted

    C He was dismissive of the advantages of higher education

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