Gobridge Tramlink-Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Question No. | Answer | Keywords | Location | Explanation |
1 | FALSE | city buses, start operating, later, trams | Paragraph 1, Line 3 | "Our first tram from the city centre leaves from Marvin Square at 6.30 am, half an hour after the first city bus service." |
2 | FALSE | tram, airport, city centre, midnight | Paragraph 2, Line 3 | "Trams from the airport to the city centre start running at 6.15 am and leave every fifteen minutes until 7.30 pm when the evening schedule takes over." |
3 | NOT GIVEN | 207 bus, main railway station | Paragraph 3, Line 1 | No mention of the 207 bus stopping at the main railway station. |
4 | TRUE | cost, tram ticket, varies | Paragraph 4, Line 2 | "Ticket vending machines are located at all tram shelters. Check your route and make sure you buy the correct price ticket." |
5 | FALSE | bicycles, allowed, trams, 7.30 am, 10 am | Paragraph 5, Line 2 | "Bicycles may only be taken on the trams during off-peak travel periods: up to 7.30 am, between 10 am and 2.30 pm and after 7 pm." |
6 | NOT GIVEN | additional trams, Gobridge festival | Paragraph 6, Line 1 | No mention of additional trams running specifically during the festival period. |
7 | NOT GIVEN | cyclists, asked to leave, block the exit | Paragraph 6, Line 3 | No explicit mention of cyclists being asked to leave if they block the exit. |
Adorable Knitwear
Online Customer Reviews
Question No. | Answer | Keywords | Location | Explanation |
8 | B | colour, sweater, did not match, website image | Review B, Line 2 | "The purple one is pretty, though I expected a lighter shade from the picture." |
9 | A | took some time, decide, purchase | Review A, Line 1 | "I spent a while thinking about buying this sweater because of the price, but I’m glad I finally did." |
10 | C | initially bought, wrong size | Review C, Line 3 | "I opted for the medium, but it was too tight so I exchanged it." |
11 | E | changed, mind, returning, sweater | Review E, Line 4 | "I couldn’t decide which colour to get so I bought the deep blue and the charcoal grey, with every intention of sending one of them back. That didn’t happen, of course!" |
12 | A | bought, bigger size, usually | Review A, Line 3 | "I tend to take medium but went for large, which was a wise decision..." |
13 | E | worn, smart, casual occasions | Review E, Line 5 | "These sweaters are lovely to wear with jeans but also stylish enough to wear to work." |
14 | C | worried, sweater, wouldn’t suit her | Review C, Line 2 | "I wasn’t sure it was going to look right on me, I was pleasantly surprised when I put it on." |
How to Become a Great Leader
Question No. | Answer | Keywords | Location | Explanation |
15 | trust | gaining, trust | Paragraph 1, Line 2 | "The first few weeks are when people develop their perceptions of you, so work hard to earn their trust." |
16 | goals | decide, goals | Paragraph 2, Line 1 | "Part of a leader’s brief is to set bold goals. They could take years to achieve..." |
17 | strategy | involve, staff, producing, strategy | Paragraph 3, Line 4 | "If things need changing, tell people and involve them in making the changes by participating in the design of a new strategy." |
18 | solutions | tricky, issues, find, solutions | Paragraph 4, Line 2 | "It’s important to give staff time to come up with new ideas and solutions that will fix new problems." |
19 | pride | encourage, pride, past, achievements | Paragraph 5, Line 2 | "Honour those early pioneers and instil a sense of pride across the organization." |
20 | risk | agree, risk | Paragraph 6, Line 1 | "Leaders need to accept that some risk may be required if the situation calls for it." |
21 | future | exciting, future | Paragraph 7, Line 2 | "People spend a large part of their lives working for an organization, and having a leader who is genuinely thrilled about its future is hugely inspiring." |
Resigning from a Job in a Professional Manner
Question No. | Answer | Keywords | Location | Explanation |
22 | temptations | avoid, resign, angry | Paragraph 1, Line 3 | "But you need to resist these temptations because in future you might find you’re working with your ex-line manager or other colleagues in a different company." |
23 | completion | projects, underway, ideas, completion | Paragraph 2, Line 3 | "Before the meeting with your boss, write a list of ongoing tasks along with status updates and suggestions concerning completion." |
24 | reference | request, type, reference | Paragraph 2, Line 6 | "Ask about a reference too; your employer may only supply the most basic type but your line manager might also give you a more personal one." |
25 | disruption | work, little, disruption | Paragraph 3, Line 2 | "Work out how you can ensure a smooth transition and minimise disruption to your employer." |
26 | failings | avoid, mentioning, failings | Paragraph 4, Line 3 | "Don’t be tempted to address the failings of the company or your boss, either." |
27 | skills | appreciation, chance, improve, skills | Paragraph 4, Line 6 | "Mention any particular career-building projects you worked on or opportunities to develop skills and contribute to the employer’s goals and successes." |
Emojis
Matching Headings (Questions 28-32)
Question No. | Section | Correct Heading | Explanation |
28 | A | vi - The rapid spread of a new way of interacting | This section discusses the rapid adoption and usage of emojis, their growth since 2011, and their cultural significance. |
29 | B | iii - How words and emojis both fulfil new needs in our society | This section explains how language adapts over time and how emojis represent a new system of communication. |
30 | C | viii - The value of emojis for making feelings clear | This section highlights how emojis help express emotions in digital communication, replacing tone and facial expressions. |
31 | D | i - Why emojis may have a short life | This section discusses the frequent updates and redesigns of emojis, leading to their built-in obsolescence. |
32 | E | v - The use of emojis in different fields and what this means for us | This section describes the widespread influence of emojis in politics, marketing, entertainment, and art. |
Summary Completion (Questions 33-37)
Question No. | Answer | Keywords in the Text | Explanation |
33 | dated | "fade from people’s consciousness almost as quickly as they arose" | The text suggests that the chosen emoji will appear outdated in a few years. |
34 | society | "fascinating insight into the way that society is evolving" | The text states that emojis help us understand social changes. |
35 | history | "acts as a surprisingly good lens through which to view the history of human communication" | Emojis provide insight into past communication methods. |
36 | identity | "language is adapted by different groups and different generations to reflect their own sense of self" | Language (including emojis) changes based on group identity. |
37 | concepts | "constantly assimilate fresh concepts as these evolve" | New words and emojis emerge to express evolving ideas. |
Multiple-Choice Questions (Questions 38-40)
Question No. | Answer | Explanation |
38 | B | "once that time has passed, they fade from people’s consciousness almost as quickly as they arose" - Words of the Year are quickly forgotten. |
39 | A | "emojis also get routine enhancements" - Their usefulness is limited because they are frequently updated. |
40 | D | The text explores the impact of emojis on communication, society, and technology, making this the most fitting subtitle. |
Comments