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[Turn over Duration 35 minutes English as a Second Language Stage 5 Name ………………………………………………….………………………. Read the instructions for each part of the paper carefully. Answer all the questions. Give your answers on the paper. There are 37 questions on this paper. Each question is worth one mark. PV3

[Turn over Part 1 Questions 1 – 5 Read the sentences about cooking. Choose the best word (A, B or C) for each space. For questions 1 – 5 circle A, B or C. Example: 0 I like to . . . . . . . . . . my mother in the kitchen. A work B help C stay 1 My mother often asks me to . . . . . . . . . . up the vegetables for her. A cut B make C put 2 Everybody in our family . . . . . . . . . fish to meat. A enjoys B likes C prefers 3 Once, I forgot the cooker was hot and . . . . . . . . . . my hand. A boiled B burnt C fried 4 Cooking a good meal can . . . . . . . . . . a long time. A spend B use C take 5 At the supermarket, some food like pizza is . . . . . . . . . . to cook. A right B ready C free

3 [Turn over Part 2 Questions 6 – 10 Complete the telephone conversation between two friends. What does Jennifer say to Lily? For questions 6 – 10 write the correct letter A-H. Example: Lily: Hi Jennifer, it will be lovely to see you on Friday. Jennifer: 0 ………… Lily: What time is your train? A I have to go home at 6 o'clock. Jennifer: 6 ………… B Yes, I haven't seen you for so long. Lily: OK. I'll meet you. Would you like to go out that evening? C I’ve heard it’s really big. Jennifer: 7 ………… D Is he still living in the same house? Lily: If you want to. Then on Saturday we E It should arrive early afternoon. can go to the new shopping centre. F How long will we stay with him Jennifer: 8 ………… there? Lily: And in the evening we can go to G I think I’ll be tired. Shall we just stay at Oliver's party. home? Jennifer: 9 ………… H Great! What should I bring to wear? Lily: Oh anything. It doesn't matter. Jennifer: 10 ………… Lily: Yes. It's a good place for a party. See you Friday, then. B

4 [Turn over Part 3 Questions 11 – 18 For questions 11 – 18 read the text below and circle the correct word for each space. Ancient Egyptians It is very interesting to study the time … (0)… the Ancient Egyptians. The first Ancient Egyptians lived over four thousand years … (11) … . They were farmers … (12) … lived near the River Nile and used water … (13) … the river to help them grow food. These Egyptians had a king called a pharaoh. When some pharaohs died, they … (14) … buried inside very large pyramids. … (15) … pyramid took at least twenty years to build and there are still about eighty of … (16) … in Egypt today. There is still some ancient writing in the pyramids. Egyptian writing was made up of … (17) … of small pictures called hieroglyphics. There were over seven hundred different pictures but, if you know … (18) … to do it, they are not too difficult to read.

5 [Turn over Example: 0 for to of 11 ago before away 12 they these who 13 by from with 14 have were are 15 Each Some Other 16 it that them 17 lots lot many 18 what how why

6 [Turn over Part 4 Questions 19 – 23 Which notice (A – H) says this (19 – 23)? For questions 19 – 23, write the correct letter A – H. Example: 0 Take food that is good for you to school on this day. G A 19 If you don’t join the club, you can still go here. B 20 Some things here are cheaper if you buy them on this day. C 21 New members are wanted for the club. D 22 Children cannot go here in the morning. E 23 Children of different ages go to different clubs. F G H

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8 [Turn over Part 5 Questions 24 – 30 Read the article about three famous girls and then answer the questions. For questions 24 – 30 circle A, B or C. Alexandra, Ruth and Tara These girls are young but they are already famous. Alexandra Alexandra's parents moved to the United States from Romania when she was a baby. She is only ten now but many people have already paid thousands of dollars for her paintings. "I want to stay at home and paint all day long," says the young artist, "but my parents say I have to go to school until I am eighteen." Ruth Ruth from London, England, was taught at home by her father, a computer expert. At the age of ten she went to Oxford University. Now, seven years later, she is the youngest student to become a doctor of mathematics. She is going to teach at a University in North America. "I will be younger than most of my students!" she says. Tara Tara is only fourteen years old and 1.4 metres tall, but she has just become the US ice-dance champion. She began ice- skating when she was three and always practices every day before and after school. "I was really lucky to become the US champion," she says, "because I was the youngest and all the other dancers have skated far longer than me. Now, I want to travel. I haven't been outside the United States yet!"

9 [Turn over Example: 0 Which girl is the youngest? A B C Alexandra Ruth Tara 24 Which girl has already earned a lot of money? A B C Alexandra Ruth Tara 25 Which girl didn't go to school with other children? A B C Alexandra Ruth Tara 26 Which girl was born in the USA? A B C Alexandra Ruth Tara 27 Which girl left her country when she was very young? A B C Alexandra Ruth Tara 28 Which girl was in a competition with older women? A B C Alexandra Ruth Tara 29 Which girl says she would prefer not to go to school? A B C Alexandra Ruth Tara 30 Which girl will start a new job soon? A B C Alexandra Ruth Tara

[Turn over Part 6 Questions 31 – 37 Read the article about Nick Pearson, who makes travel programmes for television. Are sentences 31 – 37 ‘Right’ (A) or ‘Wrong’ (B)? If there is not enough information to answer ‘Right’ (A) or ‘Wrong’ (B), choose ‘Doesn’t say’ (C). For questions 31 – 37 circle A, B or C.  World Traveller  Nick Pearson loves his work. He’s a British actor and he travels around the world making TV programmes. ‘People welcome me everywhere I go and when I get home I remember all the wonderful things that happened in each country.’ Nick has travelled to many places but there are a few trips that he would still like to make. ‘I’d love to visit South America and go back to Australia one day,’ he says. On each trip, Nick travels with a team of people. They bring the cameras and other filming equipment needed to make the programme. Nick doesn’t take a lot of things for himself, just a few shirts and trousers, but he always makes sure he has some books in his suitcase. Nick’s wife, Helen, doesn’t mind him travelling for his work. She has a lot of friends and keeps busy. When he gets back, she likes to listen to all his travel stories. But sometimes there are problems. When he was in the Malaysian rain forest, Nick heard that his wife was ill in hospital. ‘I felt terrible because I couldn’t help, but she didn’t want me to come home. I was so happy when I heard she was better.’

11 Example: 0 Nick Pearson enjoys his job. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say 31 Nick says that people in the places he visits are very friendly. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say 32 Nick buys something to take home from every country he visits. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say 33 On some trips, Nick travels alone. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say 34 There are often problems with the television cameras. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say 35 Every time Nick goes away, he packs something to read. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say 36 Helen is unhappy when he’s away from home. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say 37 When Helen was sick, Nick returned home. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say