IELTSwithJurabek
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SECTION 1
Listen and answer questions 1-10.
Questions 1-40
Follow the instructions for each section and enter the correct responses.
SECTION 1
Listen and answer questions 1-10.
Complete the sentences.
Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.
Flat-sharing conversation
Jim's weekly rent will be $ 1.
Jim can park his car in the 2.
The telephone is in the 3.
Jim will bring a 4 for his bedroom.
Peter would like Jim to bring a 5.
Peter and Jim will probably watch TV on 6.
Jim works in a 7 twice a week.
Peter will share the cost of 8 with Jim.
Peter wants Jim to move in by 9.
Jim agrees to move in after his 10.
SECTION 2
Listen and answer questions 11-20.
Questions 11-17
Complete the sentences.
Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.
Spring Down Junior School
The school day starts at 11 with registration, and finishes at 4 p.m.
The school canteen offers a 12 for lunch.
The morning and afternoon breaks each last for 13.
On Thursday afternoons all children must take part in 14.
Every term the children do a special 15.
The children are given tests each 16.
The children can go to 17 after school to learn new skills such as music.
Questions 18-20
Label the map.
Choose the correct letter, A-G, for each label.
Spring Down Junior School - Floor Plan
Labels
18
19
20
SECTION 3
Listen and answer questions 21-30.
Questions 21-30
Choose the correct answer.
Forensic Linguistics
21 What do the students agree about defining forensic linguistics?
22 Jen thinks it will be difficult to analyse the voice recording because
23 Why does Jen think that the suspect might vary their voice patterns?
24 What does Rob think about Jen's approach to study?
Questions 25 and 26
Choose TWO letters, A-E.
Which TWO books do Jen and Rob decide to get from the library?
Questions 27 and 28
Choose TWO letters, A-E.
Which TWO practical considerations are both Jen and Rob concerned about?
Questions 29 and 30
Choose TWO letters, A-E.
Which TWO sections of the project will Rob write alone?
SECTION 4
Listen and answer questions 31-40.
Complete the notes below.
Write ONE WORD ONLY for each answer.
Dormancy
Organisms enter a state of dormancy, or inactivity, to:
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save available 31
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reduce demands on their environment
Value of dormancy
Organisms which become dormant:
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can live in conditions which are environmentally 32
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can live in a wider range of places
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have less 33 from other animals
Causes of dormancy
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changes in temperature and 34
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availability of food, water, oxygen
Dormancy in insects
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There may be a 35 in their metabolism (diapause)
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Diapause occurs during extreme conditions, or as part of the life cycle
The African lungfish
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It buries itself in the 36 and creates a slimy cocoon
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Two dangers: 37 and desiccation
Snails
Hibernation
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Some close their shells with a membrane during dormancy
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Light-coloured shells reflect sunlight and limit 38
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Only warm-blooded animals hibernate
The Arctic ground squirrel
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It hibernates in an insulated, underground 39
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It loses 40% of its weight during hibernation
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When it wakes up, the first part of the body to heat up is the 40