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Section1110.0Section1110.01SECTION1Questions1-10CompletetheformWriteONEWORDAND/ORANUMBERforeachOPENINGABANKExampleApplicationforaCurrentbankTypeofcurrentaccount:The1 .’Fullnameofapplicant:PieterDateofbirth: Jointaccountholder(s):Currentaddress: .Timeatcurrentaddress: 填写答案:正确答案:Select,27.01.1973,15Riverside,weeks,616295,engineer,mother,2000,填写答案:正确答案:Select,27.01.1973,15Riverside,weeks,616295,engineer,mother,2000,month,internetPIETER:Goodmorning.I'dliketoopenbankaccount,Previousaddress:Rielsdorf2,Utrecht,Telephone:work homeOccupation: Identity(security):Nameofhis .:Openingsum:8 tobetransferredfromFransenBank,Statements:Every Requests:Supplyinformationaboutthe WOMAN:Certainly.Ifyou'dliketotakeaseat,I'lljustsomedetailsfromyou.Itwon'ttakePIETER:WOMAN:IsitacurrentaccountoradepositaccountyouPIETER:Acurrentaccount.WOMAN:Certainly.Ifyou'dliketotakeaseat,I'lljustsomedetailsfromyou.Itwon'ttakePIETER:WOMAN:IsitacurrentaccountoradepositaccountyouPIETER:Acurrentaccount.WOMAN:Right.I'vegottheapplicationformherethen.Wedifferenttypes-Iseeyou'vegotourleafletPIETER:I'vedecidedontheonecalled‘Select.’WOMAN:Right,that'sfine,so,firstofall,canIhavefullnamePIETER:Yes,it'sPieterHenes.That'sP-I-E-T-E-WOMAN:IsitH-E-doubleN-E-PIETER:Uh,onlyoneNactually.It'salesscommontheWOMAN:Oh,right.OK.Andwhat'syourdateofbirthPIETER:Thetwenty-seventhofthefirst,nineteenthree.WOMAN:Right.AndwillthisajointPIETER:No,justWOMAN:OK,fine.Andwhereyouliving,PIETER:15,Riverside.WOMAN:IsthatallonePIETER:WOMAN:Right.AndwillthisajointPIETER:No,justWOMAN:OK,fine.Andwhereyouliving,PIETER:15,Riverside.WOMAN:IsthatallonePIETER:WOMAN:PIETER:WOMAN:HOWlonghaveyouatyourEr,itthantwoAh,justtwoweeksactually.Ionlyarrivedamonthago.I'mfromHolland.WOMAN:that'sfine.ButwenormallyaskforaaddressthatPIETER:yes,well,it'sRielsdorf2.That'sR-I-E-LS-D-O-FWOMAN:Holland.OK.Thankyou.DoyouhaveadaytimePIETER:Yes,Ithinkthenumberatmyofficeisoh-six-nine-five.Um,justaminute,I'dbettercheck.six-one-six.I'mnotusedtoityet.Wouldnumbertoo?WOMAN:YesPIETER:It'sseven-nine-sixfour-threeWOMAN:Holland.OK.Thankyou.DoyouhaveadaytimePIETER:Yes,Ithinkthenumberatmyofficeisoh-six-nine-five.Um,justaminute,I'dbettercheck.six-one-six.I'mnotusedtoityet.Wouldnumbertoo?WOMAN:YesPIETER:It'sseven-nine-sixfour-threeWOMAN:AretheybothlocalPIETER:WOMAN:Right.AndyourPIETER:Well,I'minBritainasaprojectmanager,butmymainjob.I'manengineerbyprofession.WOMAN:Isee.IthinkI'llputthatthen.It'susuallyaskforapieceofinformationwhichwecancheckyouridentity,forsecurityreasons.Youknow,phonePIETER:Like,erm,mywife'sfirstWOMAN:Mother'smightbebetter.It'slesslikelytobePIETER:OK.HersisWOMAN:PIETER:Yes,S-I-T-I.It'sWOMAN:Fine.Andhowmuchwouldyouliketoopenyourwith?Weusuallyaskforaminimumsumof£50.That'saboutPIETER:Well,I'mgoingtotransfer€2,000WOMAN:Mother'smightbebetter.It'slesslikelytobePIETER:OK.HersisWOMAN:PIETER:Yes,S-I-T-I.It'sWOMAN:Fine.Andhowmuchwouldyouliketoopenyourwith?Weusuallyaskforaminimumsumof£50.That'saboutPIETER:Well,I'mgoingtotransfer€2,000account,justtillIgetpaid.Infact,Iaskaboutthat.What'sthebestwaytodoit?WOMAN:Itdependswhichbankyou'rePIETER:It'sFransenBankWOMAN:OK,I'llcheckthatinaminute.havewiththemwedoadirecttransfer.Butit'saeitherway.Um,let'ssee.HowoftenwouldyoulikeIhaven'treallythought.Um,what'stheusualWOMAN:It'suptoyou.SomepeoplelikethemPIETER:Oh,no,that'stoooften.CanIhavethemsent,onceamonth?WOMAN:Yes,that'sfine.IsthereanythingPIETER:Iwasthinkingregisteringforyourinternetatsomestage.WOMAN:It'suptoyou.SomepeoplelikethemPIETER:Oh,no,that'stoooften.CanIhavethemsent,onceamonth?WOMAN:Yes,that'sfine.IsthereanythingPIETER:Iwasthinkingregisteringforyourinternetatsomestage.WOMAN:Oh,yes.WouldlikemetosendyouinformationPIETER:Please,WOMAN:Andwouldyoutoreceiveinformationaboutbank'sotherservices-insurance,loans,anythinglikePIETER:Hmm,Idon'tthinkso,WOMAN:That'sOKthen.Andonelastthing,ifyouSection2510.0Welcome,everybody,tothelovelyhouseandgardensRosewood,oncethehomeofthefamouswriter,George.Heboughtthehousein1902althoughhehadseenittwoyearsearlier.Atthattimetheownersletitseenittwoyearsearlier.AtthattimetheownersletittoatenantbecauseGeorgewastooslowmakinguphismindbuyit.Whenitcamebackonthemarket,therewashesitationandheboughtitimmediately,£9,300,thoughthehousehadnobathroom,nowaterandnoelectricity.Whenhecamehere,he'dbeenmarriedforyears.thattime,he'dbecomeoneofthemostfamouswritersinEnglish-speakingworld.Hisprofessionalsuccessenormous,buthispersonallifewasn'tassuccessful.Henolongeronspeakingtermswithhisbrotherandhaddevastatedbythedeathattheageofsevenofhisdaughter,Josephine.MovingtoRosewoodallowedthefamilytostartanewGeorgeregardedRosewoodasapureexampleofacountryhouseofthispartofEnglandanddidsomeofhissuccessfulwritinghere.Thehouseanditsgroundsbecamefamilyhavenandtheirescapetoprivacyandquiet.walls,andthemullionedwindowswerebuiltofthesandstone,thetilesontheroofsandthebricksofchimneystackwerebakedfromlocalclay,andthestructuresinsidecamefromoaktreeswhichgrowaroundNow,pleaselookatthestructuresinsidecamefromoaktreeswhichgrowaroundNow,pleaselookatthemapI'vegivenyouofthehousegardens.We'rehereatInformationCentre.FollowpathmarkedwiththeandthefirstareayoucometotheorchardonyourAsyougofurtherdownthere'sthekitchenontherightandasyouthefirstsharpcornerwillfind,toyourleft,anwheredifferenttypespeartreehavebeenplantedaswellassomelovelyandthisisknownasPearAlley-designedbyGeorgeNexttothisisthegreenhousewheresomeexoticplantsfruitsaregrown.FollowthepaththesecondcorneronyourrightyouwillseethetotheGardenwithits500-year-oldtree.followthepathuntilyoureachthefrontofthehouse.suggestyouspendagoodhourwanderingaroundthisbuilding.AguidetakesvisitorgroupsroundeverytwoIfyouwouldliketopurchaseanyofGeorge'sbooksorsouvenirs,thenleavethehousebytheIfyouwouldliketopurchaseanyofGeorge'sbooksorsouvenirs,thenleavethehousebythesideentrance,willfindourshop,whichissituatedbetweenthethewhichcontainsthemagnificentoldRolls-whichtobelongtoGeorge.Iexpectbythistimealsobeneedofarestandsomerefreshment.visitorsare,sowhydon'tyouvisitthetearoomonthesideofthegarage?Q16Ifyouhavetime,thereisalovelywalkdowntowardsRiverDudwell.Forme,thisisthebestpartoftheThisisn'tonthemapbutitisallclearlysignposted.crossthefieldwhichspreadsalongthebanksoftheInspring,thisareaiswellworthavisit.Spendaminutetwowatchingthewaterpassbyunderneathasyoucrossfootbridge,andthencontinuealongtheWalkthewoodland.Onahotsummer'sdaythealongthisprovidewelcomeshade.Eventuallyyoucomethewaterwhichusedtoprovidetheelectricityforhouse-aboutfourhourseveryevening-inGeorge'stime.finally,forthoseofyouwhowouldtoseeviewsofthesurroundingcountrysidewhoarealittlemoreenergetic,whenyoureturnfrommilltaketheturningyourleftandclimbupregretQ18Q19Enjoy2Questions11-13ChoosethecorrectturningyourleftandclimbupregretQ18Q19Enjoy2Questions11-13ChoosethecorrectA,BorTHEHISTORYOFROSEWOODHOUSEWhenwriterSebastianGeorgefirstsawthoughthemightrentfeltitwastooexpensiveforwasunsurewhethertobuyABC3Beforebuyingthehouse,GeorgeexperiencedseverefamilystruggledtobecomeasuccessfulsufferedaseriousABC4Accordingtothespeaker,GeorgearichsourceofmaterialforawaytoescapefromhisBeforebuyingthehouse,GeorgeexperiencedseverefamilystruggledtobecomeasuccessfulsufferedaseriousABC4Accordingtothespeaker,GeorgearichsourceofmaterialforawaytoescapefromhisatypicalbuildingoftheABC5Questions14-LabelthemapWritethecorrectletter,A-J,LabelthemapWritethecorrectletter,A-J,14-ROSEWOODHOUSEANDGARDENSPearMulberry17Tea填写答案:正确答案:H,F,B,6Questions18-CompletethesentencesWriteONEWORDONLYforeachRIVERYouwalkthroughthatalongthe17Tea填写答案:正确答案:H,F,B,6Questions18-CompletethesentencesWriteONEWORDONLYforeachRIVERYouwalkthroughthatalongtheYougooverandthenintowoodedOnwayback,youcouldalsogoupto.填写答案:正确答案:fieldfootbridge,viewpointSection3210.0JACK:Lucy,wereallyneedtogetworkingonSection3210.0JACK:Lucy,wereallyneedtogetworkingonassignment.We'veonlygotfiveweekslefttoendoftodesignit,carryitout,andthenwriteupLUCY:Sure.Well,let'sgetstartedrightnow.Let'stheinstructions.WhatexactlydowehavetoJACK:Well,itsaysherewehavetolookatoneareaentertainmentindustry.There'salistofthetypes.WhatareMusic,cinema,theatre,sport,andeatingIsthatlikeSochooseonebranchoftheindustryandthenlookattwodifferentgroupsofpeopleuseit?IsAnddowehavetouseanyparticularmethodtogetCanAnddowehavetouseanyparticularmethodtogetCanwemailoutaquestionnaire,ordoface-to-interviews,orevenJACK:Wellitlookslikewedon'thaveahavetodointerviews.LUCY:OK,soatleastwedon'thavetowastetimebetweenthedifferentJACK:Yeah,that'sright.Oh,andtheotherrequirementthenumberofLUCY:Nottoomany,Ihope.Ten?JACK:Well,wehavetodotwogroups,remember,anditlikewehavetointerviewfifteenforeachThat'sthirtyaltogetherthen.It'sgoingtotakeYes,butrememberwe'reworkingonthistogether,onlyhavetodofifteenOK,sothosearealltheJACK:Yes,likeLUCY:So,whichareaarewegoingtochoose?preferencebeJACK:Yes,likeLUCY:So,whichareaarewegoingtochoose?preferencebecinema,sincethat'swhereIspendofHmm,Idon'tthinkthat'ssuchagoodidea.Itherearehugedifferencesinthemarketthere.Iyougetyoungold,maleandfemale,richandpoortotheYeah,you'reright.Let'smakeitmusicRight.So,whattwogroupswillwecompareLUCY:Maleandfemale?JACK:No.Mostofmyfemalefriendslikethesamemusicme.Differentagegroupswouldbemuchmorelikelytodifferences,ILUCY:Yeah,Isupposeyou'rerightagain.I'lltakenotes,shallI?So...AgeGroups.Well.WhatdoyouMaybetwenty-fiveorunderforonegroup,andforty-fiveoverfortheothergroup?ThatshouldshowupJACK:LUCY:Next.Howaboutthekindofmusictheylike-givesomechoicesandJACK:LUCY:Next.Howaboutthekindofmusictheylike-givesomechoicesandthenwecanjusttickLet'shavepop,jazz,folk,easylistening...Well,weshouldincludeclassical.SomepeoplelikeyouJACK:OK.Andthenweshouldhavehowtheylistenmedium.Right.Let'sincluderadio,CD-andIthere'sWhataboutconcerts?Youknow,inpubsandhalls.Ohyeah,weshouldincludelivemusicofOK,we'reonarollnow!NextpointcouldbetheyactuallygettheirYoumeanlike,dotheybuyitinmusicshops,departmentstores?JACK:Yes,ordownloaditfromtheLUCY:Right.Thatcouldbeforrecordedmusic.Thenweanothersectionforlivemusic.WheredoLUCY:Right.Thatcouldbeforrecordedmusic.Thenweanothersectionforlivemusic.WheredotheygoforJACK:OK.Let'ssaydisco,pub,club,concerthall...Oroperahouse!AndIguessweshouldincludeNotmanyoftheminthisOK.We'llleaveoutthen.what'sleftThat'sit.Well,canatime-scale7Questions21-CompletethesentencesWriteNOMORETHANTHREEWORDSAND/ORNUMBERforeachMARKETING21Fortheirassignment,thestudentsmustinvestigateonepart.Themethodthestudentsmustusetocollectdata.Intotal,thestudentsmustinterviewJackthinksthemusicpreferencesoflisteners填写答案:正确答案:entertainmentindustry,telephoneinterviewsThemethodthestudentsmustusetocollectdata.Intotal,thestudentsmustinterviewJackthinksthemusicpreferencesoflisteners填写答案:正确答案:entertainmentindustry,telephoneinterviews,30,maleandfemale8Questions25-30CompletethenotesWriteNOMORETHANTWOWORDSforeachMarketingSurvey:MusicAgegroupof25or25or45orMusic Easy Mediumforlisteningto SourceofMusic填写答案:正确答案:jazz,classicalconcerts,departmentstores,c填写答案:正确答案:jazz,classicalconcerts,departmentstores,club,operahouseSection4511.0Goodmorningeveryone.Lastweekwewerelookingathunter-gatherersinIreland,acrosstheIrishSeaToday,we'regoingtomoveontotheperiodbetweenfour Placesforlisteningto Concert sixthousandyearsago,knownastheNeolithicperiod,iswhenasixthousandyearsago,knownastheNeolithicperiod,iswhenatotalfarmingeconomywasintroducedNow,thereareseveralhypothesesabouttheoriginsoffirstNeolithicsettlersinIreland,butmostoftheseproblems.Forinstance,thereareconsiderabledifficultiesaboutthetheorythattheycamefromEngland.evidencedoesn'treallyaddup.ButthereareevenpracticalproblemsaboutthetheorythattheycamefromcontinentalEurope.Foronething,it'snotclearhowsufficientnumbersofmenwomencouldhavetransportedtoIrelandtoaviablepopulation.Asknow,thehunter-gathererwhichexistedwasbasedonsmallscatteredgroups.Thefarmingwouldalmostcertainlyhaverequiredmuchlargertodoalltheworkneededtoplantandtendsufficienttosustainthemthroughtheyear.Theearlyfarmerskeptvariousanimals,includingcattlesheep.There'salsoevidenceofpigs,butitispossiblethesecouldhavebeendescendedfromthenativewildNow,weknowfrommodernfarmingthatifthelevelbreedingstockfallsbelowaboutthreehundredfemales,futureofthespecieslocallyisatrisk.SowemustthatfromthebeginningsofNeolithicfarmingfutureofthespecieslocallyisatrisk.SowemustthatfromthebeginningsofNeolithicfarmingthenumberbreedingsheepwouldhaveconsiderablyexceededhundred,andthenationalcattleherdmusthavebeenasimilarsize.Thequestionishowthesewerebroughtareaandwheretheycamefrom.It'susuallysuggestedthatthesettlerscoveredboatstotransportlivestock.thismethodhaveseverelyrestrictedtherangeofThesheervolumeofanimaltransportnecessaryunlikelythatthislivestockcouldhavebeenanywherefurtherthanEngland.Whataboutcrops?Well,twocerealcropsweretoIrelandduringthistime:andbarley,bothinvarieties.Themainevidencetheirpresenceconsistsimpressionsonpottery,whereacerealgrainbecameembeddedinthesurfaceapotbeforeitwasThegrainitselfwasdestroyedthefiring,butitleftimpressiononthepotwhichbestudiedandbybotanists.Let'sturnourattentionnowtothefarmingavailableatthattime.BeforethecerealcropscoulditLet'sturnourattentionnowtothefarmingavailableatthattime.Beforethecerealcropscoulditwouldhavebeentocleartheforesttothebyploughing.stonebladeofahasduringwesternIreland.bodyoftheploughwouldhavebeenwoodandcouldbeendrawnpeople,butit'slikelythatcattlewereused.Now,thecultivationofcropsthehusbandryofbroughtaboutchangesinlifestylesuchastheofshelterstheymade.Foronething,insteadofmovingplacetoplacetheyneededpermanentdwellings.TheaxesusedtochopdowntreestomakethesedwellingsweresuperiortoanythattheStoneAgehunter-gatherersTomaketheaxes,sourcesofsuitablestonehadtobeandsystematicallyexploited.Theseso-calledfactories’werereallyquarriesratherfactories,themanufactureoftheaxeswasn'tperformedonquarrysite.However,aftertheaxehadchippedshape,theyneededwaterandsandforgrindingandsoahighmountainsidewouldn'thavebeenanplaceforthis.Sothisfinalstageofthemanufacturehavebeencarriedoutclosetowatersureenough,ampleevidenceofthisplaceforthis.Sothisfinalstageofthemanufacturehavebeencarriedoutclosetowatersureenough,ampleevidenceofthisatcoastalNowit'sclearthattheseNeolithicweretransportedoverIreland,aswellastoScotlandandtheIt'snotreallysurprisingthataxesfrominEnglandhavealsobeenfoundinIreland.Atthisindicatesthattherewasalinkbetweentheduringthatperiod.Oneofthemostusefulinnovationsofthepotterymaking,whichwasquiteunknowntoIrishgatherers.Thepotterywasprobablymadeshapingclayaballwiththehand,thenhollowinguntiltheweretherightAfterfiring,waspolished.Thiswouldhelpedthepotstowater,weren'tglazed.weknowthattheclayfromlocalwhichsuggeststhatmanufactureonfairlysmalleventhoughthousandsofareusuallyfoundatNeolithicsites.Inthecourseoftimedecorationbeganappear.Atthislookedlikeaseriesofstitcheswasjustaroundtopsofthepots.Thistopsofthepots.ThiscouldhavebeenanimitationearliervesselswhichweremadeofleathersewnTheneventuallypotswithdecorationallover...9Questions31-34Choosethecorrectletter,A,BorIRELANDINTHENEOLITHICPERIODAccord

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