Part 1
Questions 1-4
Questions 1–4
The text has 7 paragraphs (A–G).
Which paragraph contains each of the following pieces of information?
- How it is generally accepted that different species are named. 1
- The reason that conservationists are happy with the apparent discovery of a new species of leopard. 2
- How genes could cause a potential problem for conservationists. 3
- Some scientists want to change the way clouded leopards are classified into species and subspecies. 4
Questions 5-8
Questions 5–8
Complete the following sentences using NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS from the text.
- It is difficult to decide exactly when there is enough 5 to say an animal is a new species.
- It is 6 to compare the number of species of ant and butterfly.
- Generally, animals of the same species can make 7 together.
- Some scientists claim that genetics has led to 8 rather than the actual discovery of new species.
Questions 9-13
Do the following statements agree with the information given in the text?
TRUE — if the information in the text agrees with the statement.
FALSE — if the information in the text contradicts the statement.
NO GIVEN — if there is no information on this.
- The possible new species of leopard appears different in two ways. 9
- Darwinism created a problem with how species are defined. 10
- Lepidopterists study ants. 11
- Scientists are going to study more clouded leopards in Indonesia. 12
- The writer believes that polar bears are not a species in their own right. 13
Part 2
Questions 14-17
Questions 14–17
The text has 6 paragraphs (A–F). Which paragraph does each of the following headings best fit?
- Even further falls? 14
- One child policy 15
- Germany differs 16
- Possible reasons 17
Questions 18-22
Questions 18–22
According to the text, FIVE of the following statements are true. Choose the corresponding letters in answer boxes 18 to 22 in any order.
Questions 23-26
Questions 23–26
According to the information given in the text, choose the correct answer from the choices given.
Part 3
Questions 27-30
Questions 27–30
For each question only ONE of the choices is correct.
Write the corresponding letter in the appropriate box on your answer sheet.
Questions 31-35
Questions 31–35
Complete the following sentences using NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS from the text.
31. Eighth graders from Fayerweather School go to the natural goods grocer rather than the 31 .
32. Bon Appetit limits its growth 32 .
33. Previously, young generations were 33 to make sacrifices.
34. Young people can feel frustrated and 34 because of their age.
35. Gary Lindsay 35 people to buy products that make use of Fair Trade.
Questions 36-40
Questions 36–40
Do the following statements agree with the information given in the text?
TRUE — if the information in the text agrees with the statement.
FALSE — if the information in the text contradicts the statement.
NOT GIVEN — if there is no information on this.
36. Fair Trade coffee is more expensive than usual coffee. 36
37. Bon Appetit used to sell sugared cereal. 37
38. Rob Everts thinks that kids don't understand about protecting the environment. 38
39. Summer Rayne Oakes will wear clothes that don't look so good as long as they promote Fair Trade. 39
40. Gary Lindsay thinks people should do more than just consume ethically. 40