Questions 1–10Complete the notes below.Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.
Ashgrove Community College – Evening Course Enrolment
Surname: ____________
Course chosen: Introduction to ____________
Day of class: ____________
Course duration: ____________ weeks
Location: Room 14, ____________ Building
Course fee: £____________
Maximum class size: ____________ students
Student must bring their own camera and a ____________
Early-bird discount: £____________ off
Discount deadline: before the ____________ of September
Questions 11–14What can visitors find in each zone?Match the zones with the correct feature, A–D.
A. Food from over 20 local restaurants and food trucks B. Handmade pottery, jewellery and woodwork C. Performances by local bands D. Face painting and a climbing frame
Questions 15–20Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.
Food Court
Craft Market
Live Music Stage
Kids' Zone
How much does it cost to enter the festival?
How can visitors pay at the Food Court?
What time does the music stage finish for the day?
What does the guide recommend for getting to the festival?
Where do this year's proceeds go?
What happens if it rains?
Questions 21–24Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.
Questions 25–28Match each statement with the correct person, A–C.
A. Ben B. Aisha C. Professor Hale
Questions 29–30Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.
What is Ben's specific research focus?
What is Aisha's research focus?
Why does Ben plan to use existing data rather than collecting his own?
What does Professor Hale recommend both students include early in their dissertations?
Plans to use satellite temperature records and published survey data
Plans to contact a research team in the Caribbean
Recommends using statistical software for data analysis
Says the literature review should be finished within two weeks
When is the department deadline for the first draft?
What does Professor Hale suggest Aisha should have as a backup plan?
Questions 31–40Complete the notes below.Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.
The Science of Colour Perception
Colour vision begins in the retina, where two types of light-sensitive cells are found: rods and ____________.
Rods are responsible for vision in ____________ light.
Humans typically have ____________ types of cone.
This is the basis of the ____________ theory of colour vision.
Visible light falls roughly between 380 and 750 ____________.
Signals from the cones travel via the optic nerve to the ____________ in the brain.
The most common form of colour blindness is difficulty distinguishing ____________ from green.
Colour blindness affects around ____________ of men.
The relevant genes are located on the ____________ chromosome.
Different languages divide the colour spectrum differently, which can influence how speakers ____________ colours.
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