ig and Use of English (1 hour 30 minute) Part 1 For questions 1-8, read the text below and decide which answer (A, B, C or D) best fits each gap. There is an example at the beginning (0). Mark your answers on the separate answer sheet. Example: 0 A bridging B fastening © unifying D linking : aC Emotions and the body Most languages have expressions like ‘to get cold feet’, (0) emotions to different parts of the body. It now seems these associations are (1) . with the same emotions rooted in the same location, regardless of @ person's country of (2) Scientists from Aalto University, Finland, (3) an experiment using more than 700 volunteers from Finland, ‘Sweden and Taiwan. Participants were shown emotional videos, pictures of facial expressions and stories intended to ” ccertain feelings. They then used computer-generated human silhouettes to (6) where on ther bodies they had felt any stimulus. The resuits showed (6) patterns of bodily sensations associated with each of the basic emotions. Many emotions provoked changes in the face, while throat and belly sensations oniy really appeared in participants fesing disgust. In contrast with all the other emotions, happiness was associated with (7) sensations allover the body The authors said their study could in future be applied to the treatment of emotional (8) such as depression and anviety 1 Athorough B universal € sweeping Dexpensive 2 Abeginning B source Cintiation Dorigin 3 Aconducted Badmiristered C directed D operated 4° Atrigger Bot € pioneer Dtouch 5 Adesign B plan map D programme 6 Asteady B consistent proportional D solid 7 Avpiited B glotited © maximised D enhanced 8 Adisruptions B distractions C disorders D displacements 174 | Test 6 Reading and Use of English PartReading and Use of English Part 2 F Questions 9-16, read the text below and think of the word which best fits each gap. Use only one word jeach gap. There is an example at the beginning (0). le your answers IN CAPITAL LETTERS on the separate answer sheet. we: [0] [FloleT TTT TTT TTT TTT) College news Polessor Tim Scholes has been nominated (0) a national award, the Taymon Environmental Prize, recognition of his research into the impact of deforestation (8). Jandinthe Amazon basin. His interestedin both is potential benefits for agriculture and the risk of desertification, a process by (10) formerty fertile land 3s desert. Scholes's most recent study was undertaken (11) part of an international project led by Potessor Clara Berminton jing to Scholes, a lucrative prize (12) the Tayron would make @ significant contribution to funding forthe next stage of his research. The awards ceremony will (13) place in London on 19 March. Scholes Jpkes that he (14) oll be the frst person in the Taymon’s history to be nominated six times without winning. §) this prove to be the case, though, Scholes won't be too upset. He believes the publicity generated by the raise awareness ofthe problem of deforestation, if (16) else Reading and Use of English Part 2ky Reading and Use of English Part 3 For questions 17-24, read the text below. Use the word given in capitals at the end of some of the lines to form a word that fits in the gap in the same line. There is an example at the beginning (0) Write your answers IN CAPITAL LETTERS on the separate answer sheet. [her TITITIIIIL Example: [0] [R[€|T|A Job opportunity in IT The company is a major (0) _ with stores throughout the country, RETAIL A vacancy has (17) arisen to join its information technology ((T) EXPECT department. The company Is planning to open a distribution centre at the beginning of next year, and requires a computer service (18) to start work TECHNICAL 25 soon as possible. He or she wil join an existing team responsible for the (19) of a new computer system before the opening of the INSTALL distribution centre. The team’s duties will also cover the upgrading, repair and (20) of the computer systems currently in operation in the MAINTAIN ‘company's stores, and provide support to users. Formal IT qualifications are (21) but not essential, provided you DESIRE have a thorough working knowledge of computer hardware and software, excellent problem-solving skills and a (22) to keep up-to-date WILL with IT developments. ofits activities, EXCEL and expects all its (24) to be committed to the same goal EMPLOY The company aims to achieve (23) in every as 176 | Teste Reading and Use of English Part3