Name: Sadie Jones
Year of birth: 1991
Postcode: (1)

Travelling by bus

Date of bus journey: (2) April

Reason for trip: shopping and visit to the (3)

Travelled by bus because cost of (4) too high

Got on bus at (5) Street

Complaints about bus service:
– bus today was (6)
– frequency of buses in the (7)

Travelling by car

Goes to the (8) by car

Travelling by bicycle

Dislikes travelling by bike in the city centre because of the (9)

Doesn’t own a bike because of a lack of (10)

11. Why does the speaker apologise about the seats?

• A. They are too small.
• B. There are not enough of them.
• C. Some of them are very close together.

12. What does the speaker say about the age of volunteers?

• A. The age of volunteers is less important than other factors.
• B. Young volunteers are less reliable than older ones.
• C. Most volunteers are about 60 years old.

13. What does the speaker say about training?

• A. It is continuous.
• B. It is conducted by a manager.
• C. It takes place online.

Which TWO issues does the speaker ask the audience to consider before they apply to be volunteers?

• A. their financial situation
• B. their level of commitment
• C. their work experience
• D. their ambition
• E. their availability

A. experience on stage | B. original, new ideas | C. parenting skills | D. an understanding of food and diet | E. retail experience | F. a good memory | G. a good level of fitness

16. Fundraising:

17. Litter collection:

18. ‘Playmates’:

19. Story club:

20. First aid:

21. What problem did Chantal have at the start of the talk?

• A. Her view of the speaker was blocked.
• B. She was unable to find an empty seat.
• C. The students next to her were talking.

22. What were Hugo and Chantal surprised to hear about the job market?

• A. It has become more competitive than it used to be.
• B. There is more variety in it than they had realised.
• C. Some areas of it are more exciting than others.

23. Hugo and Chantal agree that the speaker’s message was

• A. unfair to them at times.
• B. hard for them to follow.
• C. critical of the industry.

24. What do Hugo and Chantal criticise about their school careers advice?

• A. when they received the advice
• B. how much advice was given
• C. who gave the advice

25. When discussing their future, Hugo and Chantal disagree on

• A. which is the best career in fashion.
• B. when to choose a career in fashion.
• C. why they would like a career in fashion.

26. How does Hugo feel about being an unpaid assistant?

• A. He is realistic about the practice.
• B. He feels the practice is dishonest.
• C. He thinks others want to change the practice.

Which TWO mistakes did the speaker admit she made in her first job?

• A. being dishonest to her employer
• B. paying too much attention to how she looked
• C. expecting to become well known
• D. trying to earn a lot of money
• E. openly disliking her client

Which TWO pieces of retail information do Hugo and Chantal agree would be useful?

• A. the reasons people return fashion items
• B. how much time people have to shop for clothes
• C. fashion designs people want but can’t find
• D. the best time of year for fashion buying
• E. the most popular fashion sizes

Reasons for overpopulation at Majete National Park
– strict enforcement of anti-poaching laws
– successful breeding

Problems caused by elephant overpopulation
– greater competition, causing hunger for elephants
– damage to (31) in the park

The translocation process
– a suitable group of elephants from the same (32) was selected
– vets and park staff made use of (33) to help guide the elephants into an open plain
– elephants were immobilised with tranquillisers
– this process had to be completed quickly to reduce (34)
– elephants had to be turned on their (35) to avoid damage to their lungs
– elephants’ (36) had to be monitored constantly
– tracking devices were fitted to the matriarchs
– data including the size of their tusks and (37) was taken
– elephants were taken by truck to their new reserve

Advantages of translocation at Nkhotakota Wildlife Park
– (38) opportunities
– a reduction in the number of poachers and (39)
– an example of conservation that other parks can follow
– an increase in (40) as a contributor to GDP