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Section 1 — Total Fire Bans
Questions 1-4: True/False/Not Given
Do the following statements agree with the information given in the text? In boxes 1-4 on your answer sheet, write: TRUE - If the statement agrees with the information FALSE - If the statement contradicts the information NOT GIVEN - If there is no information on this
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You can go to prison for a year if you light a fire outside.
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Fire bans last for two days.
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You can contact your local radio station for more information.
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You can use your pizza oven if it is under your patio.
Food Poisoning Table
Questions 5-10: Matching
Look at the information on food poisoning and match the statements with the appropriate type of poisoning. Choose the correct number i-vi and write your answer in boxes 5-10 on your answer sheet.
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Found in seafood.
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Dangerous for pregnant women.
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You can be sick for up to three weeks.
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You can catch this from some common household pets.
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Not usually found in animals.
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You can pick this disease up from the garden and it starts within a few hours.
The Facts About Plastic
Questions 11-14: Short Answer
Choose NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS from the text for your answer.
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Just under a quarter of waste plastic comes from ____________.
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Just over two-thirds of recovered PET was made into ____________.
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Plastic bottles are more energy efficient because they are ____________.
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Plastic that is thrown away has been found on ____________ where no people live.
Section 2 — Advice to Help You Prevent Plagiarism in Your Work
Questions 15-21: Heading Matching
The text has seven sections: A-G. Choose the correct heading for each section from the list of headings below.
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Section A
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Section B
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Section C
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Section D
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Section E
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Section F
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Section G
Section 2 — Acton Community Health Centre
Questions 22-27: Sentence Completion
Complete the sentences below. Choose NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS from the text for each answer.
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The main focus of the health centre is to ensure simple ____________ for patients.
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Patients may be able to see some doctors before ____________.
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In an emergency, you should call the ____________ telephone number.
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If you are over 45 years of age, you should have a heart check-up and a ____________ every two years.
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Patients must give ____________ for their medical history to be disclosed to a third party.
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You will need a valid certificate before you undertake a ____________.
Section 3 — Trolley Psychology
Questions 28-33: Multiple Choice
Choose the appropriate letters A-D and write them in boxes 28-33 in your answer sheet.
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Shoppers generally move:
- A. anti-clockwise around a shop
- B. clockwise around a shop
- C. around the edge and go down the aisles when they want something
- D. up one aisle and down the next.
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Why are essential, everyday items generally found at the back of the shop?
- A. It's easier for the staff to restock.
- B. It tempts you to buy more as you walk through the shop.
- C. Walking through is good exercise for the customer.
- D. It's cooler at the back and better for fresh food.
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Why are there different fresh food sections in a supermarket?
- A. to make you feel you are visiting more than one shop
- B. to make you think the staff are experts in these sections
- C. to provide extra customer service
- D. to create a stronger aroma.
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The word 'special' in a supermarket specifically refers to:
- A. an item you believe must be worthwhile buying
- B. items you think you cannot buy anywhere else
- C. items you think might be available for only a short time
- D. all of the above.
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What makes us spend a long time in certain sections of a supermarket?
- A. price and freshness
- B. price and quality
- C. brand and who we are buying for
- D. too much choice and who we are buying for.
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Which of the following will make you spend more?
- A. taking a shopping list
- B. shopping alone
- C. shopping in a big store
- D. having a meal before you go to the supermarket.
Questions 34-40: True/False/Not Given
Do the following statements agree with the information given in the text? In boxes 34-40 on your answer sheet, write: TRUE - If the statement agrees with the information FALSE - If the statement contradicts the information NOT GIVEN - If there is no information on this
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People spend millions of dollars in supermarkets.
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People tend to spend more than they intended in supermarkets.
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Bread and milk are usually more expensive than other items in the store.
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You will usually save money by going on one big shopping trip, less frequently.
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Bread and milk are usually found together.
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Left-handed people tend to walk over to the left in a shop.
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Most shoppers can't resist a bargain.
Phiếu trả lời
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1. TRUE
This is correct because the passage says you could be fined up to $25,000 and/or jailed for 12 months for ignoring a Total Fire Ban.
2. FALSE
This is false because the ban is generally in place from 12:01am to 11:59pm on the day declared, which is one day, not two.
3. NOT GIVEN
Not given, as the passage only mentions ABC local radio and other media outlets, but does not specifically mention contacting your local radio station for more information.
4. FALSE
False, because undercover areas like patios are considered 'open air' if they are open or partially open to the weather, so you cannot use your pizza oven there during a fire ban.
5. iv
The answer is iv because Vibrio parahaemolyticus originates from drinking water, shellfish and fish, which are seafood.
6. v
The answer is v because Listeria monocytogenes may cause miscarriage and stillbirth, making it dangerous for pregnant women.
7. i
The answer is i because Salmonella symptoms can last for 3-21 days, which is up to three weeks.
8. vi
The answer is vi because Campylobacter can be caught from puppies, kittens, wild animals and birds, which are common household pets.
9. ii
The answer is ii because Staphylococcus aureus originates from the skin, nose, saliva, and bowel of humans, not usually from animals.
10. iii
The answer is iii because Clostridium perfringens originates from soil (garden) and has an onset of 8-12 hours, which is within a few hours.
11. milk bottles
The answer is milk bottles because the passage says milk bottles contribute 21% of waste plastic, which is just under a quarter.
12. (new) soft drink bottles
The answer is (new) soft drink bottles because 18,000 tonnes of recovered PET were recycled mainly into new soft drink bottles, which is just over two-thirds of the 24,000 tonnes recovered.
13. lightweight
The answer is lightweight because the passage says plastics are lightweight, so it takes less energy to manufacture and transport plastic bottles.
14. south pacific islands
The answer is south pacific islands because the passage says discarded plastic has been found on uninhabited South Pacific islands.
15. ii
Section A matches ii because it discusses paraphrasing and the need for in-text citation.
16. iv
Section B matches iv because it describes referencing protocols for different types of assessments.
17. i
Section C matches i because it talks about creation and editing existing items needing referencing.
18. vii
Section D matches vii because it covers keeping your work and the original reference together.
19. viii
Section E matches viii because it warns about losing the original source and the risk of submitting work without a reference.
20. vi
Section F matches vi because it explains that copying and pasting without referencing is plagiarism.
21. v
Section G matches v because it discusses working together, plagiarism, and collusion.
22. healthcare
The answer is healthcare because the passage says the centre seeks to assist with health-care needs and offers high standards of care.
23. 8:30am
The answer is 8:30am because some doctors may see patients as early as 7:30am, which is before 8:30am.
24. main clinic
The answer is main clinic because in an emergency, you should call the main clinic telephone number.
25. cholestrol check
The answer is cholesterol check because the schedule says people over 45 should have a cardiovascular risk check and a cholesterol check every two years.
26. permission
The answer is permission because the passage says nothing is disclosed to anyone without your permission.
27. diving course
The answer is diving course because you need a valid SCUBA Diving Medical Certificate before doing a diving course.
28. C
C is correct because the passage says most people travel around the outside perimeter, dipping in and out of aisles as needed. A is tempting, but anti-clockwise is only for right-hand side entries, not all shoppers.
29. B
B is correct because the passage says bread and milk are at the back to encourage shoppers to walk through the shop and be tempted by other products. A is tempting, but the passage does not mention restocking as the reason.
30. A
A is correct because the passage says different zones are designed to give shoppers a sense of individual difference, making it feel like more than one shop.
31. D
D is correct because the passage says the word 'special' makes us think an item is worthwhile, only available for a short time, or only at this shop, so all options are true.
32. D
D is correct because the passage says confusion (too much choice) and emotional involvement (who we are buying for) make us spend longer in certain sections.
33. C
C is correct because the passage says you are more likely to spend more in a big supermarket, as you may feel the need to stock up. The other options are ways to spend less.
34. NOT GIVEN
Not given, because the passage does not mention the total amount of money people spend in supermarkets.
35. NOT GIVEN
Not given, because the passage does not directly state that people spend more than they intended in supermarkets.
36. FALSE
False, because the passage does not say bread and milk are more expensive than other items; it only says their location is used to tempt shoppers to buy more.
37. NOT GIVEN
Not given, because the passage does not mention whether shopping less frequently saves money.
38. FALSE
False, because the passage says bread and milk are often at either end of the store, not together.
39. NOT GIVEN
Not given, because the passage only discusses most people veering to the right, not left-handed people going left.
40. TRUE
True, because the passage says it's human nature to be attracted to a bargain and 'we tend to fall for it anyway.'