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For Questions 41-55, read the text below and look carefully at each line. Some of thelines are correct, and some have a word which should not be there.lf a line is correct, put a tick V) by the number on the separate answer sheet. lf a linehas a word which should not be there, write the word on the separate answer sheet.There are examples at the beginning (0 and 00).Example:Red Nose Day000414243M4546474849505152535455Every March in Britain there is a special day called Red NoseDay during which the charity, Comic Relief, expects to raise upmillions of pounds. One third of all money collected togethergoes to UK projects to help disadvantaged groups of peoplesuch as like the disabled or refugees. The rest of the moneygoes to Africa, where because twenty of the world's poorestcountries are situated. ln these countries the money is usedto provide clean drinking water, health care for, education andsafe housing. So how are the British public persuaded to givemoney to Comic Relief? The BBC plays a large part by beingbroadcasting on hours and hours of programmes. Many famouspersonalities appear here on the various programmes and askpeople to give over some money. Hundreds of schools are alsoinvolved and students and teachers pay to dress up for the day.Supermarkets, shops and garages sell red plastic noses andmillions of people wear these about for fun; some people evenbuy extra large noses which they had fix to the front of their cars.TEST 1 PAPER 3 wl
For Questions 55-65 , read the text below. Use the word given in capitals at the end ofeach line to form a word that fits the space in the same line. There is an example at thebeginning (0).Example:o,,J . 6x6itin6Write your answers on the separate answer sheet.ABORIGINAL STORIESAustralian Aborigines are famous for their (O) ....9\9).tjnq.... stories,which are read not from a text but from their (56) ...(SZ1 ..stories form the body of Aboriginal culture and. These(5a1 . , which make up their unique world view.The stories, which are often very (59) ...are told by pointingout and walking along large tracks of land; it can be said, therefore, thatthe (50)storybook. lt is also (61) ...way of creating its own (eZ) .When they talk about a place of (63)of Aborigines are lived out as if in a giant naturalthat Aboriginal land has a strange.... Aborigines say thatthe land has a gi that either likes you or makes you feel disturbed and(6+1 ... . ln fact, if you sit under a tree there is a(65) ... that it is watching you, listening to you and that itmay even talk to you.EXCITESURROUNDTRADITIONKNOWTHEATRELIFEBELIEFPERSONALIMPORTANTCOMFORTPOSSIBLEnpSlpa .Re*d th* text for general understanding.r Decide what type of word you need for each gap (e.g. noun, adjective etcJ.r Look at the whole sentence, not iust at the line containing the gap.r You should make no more than two changes to the word.I Ysu may nwd ta add a prefixgr sufffx,to soms words.r Some words may be positive or negative. Check the meaning of the text.o Read through the text and check that your words make sense.r Check your spelling very carefully.q6$m t& l$ a noun, a yerb or an adiective needed here?tUffi 64s Read this s€ntence very carefully. ls this word going to express a positiv€ ornegative idea?(f,&dhn 6g! ls this word going to be singular or plural?IT TEST 1, PAPER 3
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