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Answers 211<br />

7 Model answer<br />

Indian scientists are checking ancient weather forecasting methods, such as the old<br />

saying which links the date of the monsoon to the flowering time of a local tree. This<br />

has been used by farmers to select either peanuts (for wet conditions) or castor (for<br />

dry). Dr Kanani of Gujarat Agricultural University has found that the monsoon can be<br />

quite accurately forecast using the time of the tree’s flowering.<br />

8 Model answer<br />

Recent Indian research confirms the accuracy of an ancient method of forecasting the<br />

monsoon’s arrival used by farmers to choose crops.<br />

9 Model answer<br />

It is planned to move South Korea’s capital from Seoul to a central site by 2012, at a<br />

cost of $45 billion. Although Seoul is crowded and too near the border, critics claim<br />

that this scheme will be too expensive and take too long. Businesses are unlikely to<br />

move away from Seoul when the government does. Other countries have experienced<br />

severe problems with capital relocation.<br />

1.10 Combining Sources<br />

1a 4<br />

1b<br />

1c<br />

to introduce summaries<br />

Others, however,<br />

3a direct quote: ‘such procedures are now labelled “interfering with nature” ‘<br />

3b<br />

3c<br />

summary: GM techniques are no different from breeding techniques which have been<br />

practised by man for thousands of years.<br />

On the other hand<br />

Source A states that<br />

Source B considers that<br />

He believes that<br />

4 Model answer<br />

Source C claims that tourism creates a significant amount of employment which<br />

provides a welcome alternative to traditional work such as farming. However, source<br />

D points out that many of these jobs are insecure and poorly paid, being likely<br />

to contribute to social tensions. This negative view is partly supported by source<br />

E, who insists that despite some positive examples the more common experience<br />

of developing countries is for tourism to exacerbate social ills such as crime and<br />

prostitution.

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