First Certificate - Word Formation 289-1

 

text below.  Use the  word  given   in  capitals at the end of F o r   Questions  56-65 read   the  text below. each line   to   form  a  word that fits in the   space in the   same line.  There  is an   example  at the beginning  0).   Write your  answers on the separate answer sheet. Example:

visitors

R U L E S   F O R  W I L D L I F E

W

TCHERS

There   are a few  rules that  all 0) ...y[ ft0r&...  to the wildlife  reserves  should observe. 56)

these rul rules es is necessa ry  

if  if  people want to  enjoy themselves   and  have   an  57 ) 

experience. First   o f  all,  it is   5 8 ) 

FOLLOW FORGET

to   leave your  c a r 

in the car   park  so as to  cause a s little  5 9)  

VISIT

a s pos sibl siblee 

D V IS E DISTURB

to the   varied  wildlife.  T h e  animals  can be   eas ily 60) 

FRIGHT

those made by  b y   unexpected  noises, 61)  machines. Secondly,   people  need  to be  62) 62 )  if they 

P RTICUL R P TIENCE

want to see the  animals  in their  natural  63) 63 ) 

SURROUND

This  often  means that  people  have  to put up with  64 64)) 

PLE

weather conditions  and  65)

insects. 

S

ANNOY

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F o r   Questions 56-65 read  the  text below.  Use the word  given  in capitals at the end of each   line  to  form  a word  that fits in the  space  in the  same line. There  is an example at the  word that beginning  0).   Write  your answers on the separate the separate answer sheet. Example:

 m itious itious

MUSIC IN  S C H O O L S Primary  schools  in  London  ar are e trying  out an 0)  . .W .kitif?u& .kitif?u& .  plan  

56 )  through which  young children   get an  56)

to  serious music. 

The idea comes  from  a group  of  famo us 57)  concerned   about  the  58) 58 ) 

who are 

of  certain types of  classical 

music. They   see tthe he   plan  as one   possible 59) 

to the 

AMBITION

INTRODUCE MUSIC SURVIVE SOLVE

problem  of  declining audiences  at  classical  concerts.

Their   60) Their

is that  an interest in   classical  music should be 

developed   in  ea rly 61) ar aree   62 62)) 

The y reject  the  idea that children 

in serious m usi usicc  or  necessarily find  it  boring. T  The he 

group  goes into  a school  a n d  gives  a  live 63) 

o f a short 

64 )  classical  piece and then  this  is followed by an  64)

th e   instruments  work.  These sessions have proved  so   6 5)   that  they have now  become  a  regular feature   in  some schools.

of how 

RGUE CHILD INTEREST PERFORM

EXPLAIN SUCCESS

 

F o r   Questions  56-65 read the  text  below. Use the   word  given in capitals at the end of each   line to form a word   that  fits in the   space   in the same liline. ne. There is an example at the beginning (0). Write your answers on the  separate answer answer shee sheet. t. Example:

f s in tion

T H E  WILD WEST In  the USA, people have a (0)  f

scin tion   for everything connected  

F SCIN TE

with  the   wild  west of the  cowboy era.  This   has led to   (56)  (56)  

VARY

interest st to (5 (57) 7) activities   which are of intere

TOUR

who are travelling  

the western re (58) around  the around   western states. There a There  are  (58)  

of   wild  west painting, painting,   EXHIBIT

(59)   concerts   of of   cowboy music and, most (59) 

of all, of  all, live rodeo  

EXCITE

shows  to   watch. Rodeos where cowboys take part in horse-riding (6 (60) 0) money prizes, a  arr e  (6 (61) 1)

in   giant (62)  

popular. There  are 739   each  year held 

arenas   a s  well   a s  open-air show grounds   across  

the  west. Most   of the   riders  are  professional (63 (63))   the events were (6 (64) 4)

for big big  

, but   most   of  

based on the cowboys everyday  working  

tasks.   Despi Despite te some concerns over possibl possible e (65) 

to   horses,  

most people are are thril thrilled led by the display of  skill   and daring to be  seen   at a rodeo.

COMPETE EXTREME

DOOR P ER FOR M

ORIGIN CRUEL

 

F o r  Questions  56-65 read   the  text below.   Use the word given  in  ca pitals pitals at the the end of each  line  to  t o   form   a  word  th t fits  fits  in the   space in the   same line.  There  is an  example at the beginning (0). Write your answers on the  separate answer sheet.

Example:

Penguins   are 0)  ..ff/0/7£/£@@..  birds which live south   of the  Equator.  A s their Penguins

FLIGHT

legs   a re  short, short, they (56) (56)

USUAL

 aree stand upright   a nd  walk when they  ar on land. When they  find it to   (57)    (57)  travel    tgreater speed, they often drop o n to to  their stomachs  a nd  slide along.   But it is at sea, (58)) (58 when diving,  th  penguins  tpenguins really move fast,  th  the e  5 9 )  o f their streamlined bodies allowing them   to   reach a of up to 265   metres  in some   cases.  60  6 0) 

NEED SPECIAL WEIGH  E EP

T he  sixteen  species of penguin   penguin tend  to look rather (61)

LIKE

with black  o r  dark

V

blue   backs  a n d  white fronts.   B u t (62) in  size  a nd  head patterns allow them   to be  (63)   T he  th h  t a  number   o f  species spend their whole life   in  Antarctica fact t th e   world s least where  there   is little (64) (64) from fro m   the (65)) (65 weather conditions,  makes their continued   survival  o ne of the wonders  of the nature.

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