1. shopping / variety of shopping
This completes the note about what the places offer alongside historical interest.
Review all 40 answers, grouped into the four test sections, then return to the practice test.
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| 1 | shopping / variety of shopping |
| 2 | guided tours |
| 3 | more than 12 / over 12 |
| 4 | notice board |
| 5 | 13th February |
| 6 | Tower of London |
| 7 | Bristol |
| 8 | American Museum |
| 9 | student newspaper |
| 10 | Yentob |
| 11 | coal and firewood |
| 12 | local craftsmen |
| 13 | 160 |
| 14 | Woodside |
| 15 | Ticket Office |
| 16 | Gift Shop |
| 17 | (main) Workshop |
| 18 | Showroom |
| 19 | Cafe |
| 20 | cottages |
| 21 | A |
| 22 | C |
| 23 | E |
| 24 | B |
| 25 | G |
| 26 | F |
| 27 | C |
| 28 | D |
| 29 | A |
| 30 | B |
| 31 | cities / environment |
| 32 | windy |
| 33 | humid |
| 34 | shady / shaded |
| 35 | dangerous |
| 36 | leaves |
| 37 | ground |
| 38 | considerably reduce / decrease / filter |
| 39 | low |
| 40 | space / room |
This completes the note about what the places offer alongside historical interest.
This is the other attraction listed for the visits, rather than a cost or a departure time.
Keep the qualifier: the note asks about groups above twelve, not exactly twelve.
This is where students add their names to reserve a seat.
This is the date of the St Ives trip. The London trip has a different date.
This is the optional extra for the London visit, rather than the city’s name.
The city belongs to the row that lists S.S. Great Britain.
This is the optional extra associated with Bath.
The final information note asks what students should read.
This completes the surname of the social assistant, Jane.
The two fuels complete the same sentence. Include both for the single mark; either order works.
The question asks who established the industry, rather than what fuel it used.
This is the number following over in the sentence about water-powered mills.
This labels the road on the village plan.
Use this label for location 15 on the plan; it is distinct from the works office already printed.
Location 16 is the shop on the plan.
The key allows workshop with or without main for location 17.
This labels the display area at location 18.
This labels the refreshments area at location 19.
The worker accommodation is labelled cottages; do not repeat for the workers from the plan.
Melanie’s stated reason is work for another course. The assignment’s size and time in the library are distractors.
The reasonable extension examples are personal illness or accident, which is option C.
For Jackson, the recommendation is to read the research methods.
For Roberts, the recommendation is useful. Match the recommendation letter, not the article’s position in the list.
For Morris, the recommendation is not to read it.
For Cooper, the recommendation is to read the conclusion.
For Forster, the recommendation is limited value.
The labelled bar concerns noisy neighbours. Use D from the reasons box.
The labelled bar concerns an uncooperative landlord. Use A from the reasons box.
The last labelled bar concerns the environment or neighbourhood. Use B.
This completes the note about planning the urban setting better.
This is the large-scale effect on wind conditions.
This is the inland-city effect on moisture in the air.
This names the local reduction in direct sunlight.
This completes the local safety effect after less.
This is the tree part through which water evaporates.
The note asks at what level tall buildings cause wind.
The missing expression describes what trees do to wind force. Keep within two words.
This completes the frequency description in the noise note.
This is the final growth requirement alongside water and sunlight.