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    This document contains a summary of the history of music in Britain. It discusses how in the 18th century, during the Industrial Revolution, people moved to cities for factory work and music reflected workers' lives and feelings about difficult conditions. It also describes how in the 19th century, musical groups expanded in popularity among the working class and academics learned about traditional music. Nowadays, these old musical genres still influence popular culture and fans preserve the heritage of music from those eras.

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    This document contains a summary of the history of music in Britain. It discusses how in the 18th century, during the Industrial Revolution, people moved to cities for factory work and music reflected workers' lives and feelings about difficult conditions. It also describes how in the 19th century, musical groups expanded in popularity among the working class and academics learned about traditional music. Nowadays, these old musical genres still influence popular culture and fans preserve the heritage of music from those eras.

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    SECTION 1

    Questions 1 – 10

    Complete the notes below.


    Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS A ND/OR A NUMBER
    Office Rental

    Example
    Address:                       21 North Avenue
    – Type of company:     1…………..
    – Full name:                   Jonathan Smith
    – Position:                      2…………..
    – Location: near the     3…………..
    – No. of people:             30
    – Preferred size of the area: 4………….. ft2
    – Requirements:           24-hour 5……………
                                            6……………. on ground floor
    – Preferred facilities:    a (an) 7…………. to cook in
                                            a (an) 8…………. away from the workspace
    – No. of power sockets Daily exercise: 40
    – Daily exercise:             a (an) 9…………..
    – unnecessary:              10…………….
    – Other requirements:    WIFI
    – Arrangement of viewing:  3p.m on Thursday
    SECTION 2

    Questions 11-14

    Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.


    11   The reason why this island attracts so many tourists is that
    A   it’s a good place to relax.
    B   the transport is very convenient.
    C   the ticket price is relatively low.
    12   What is recommended to bring when you visit the island?
    A   a raincoat
    B   a sun umbrella
    C   a helmet
    13   What is the most popular attraction at the resort?
    A   the rose garden
    B   the sunset
    C   the freshwater pond
    14   What could possibly surprise visitors to the island?
    A   the size of the island
    B   a wide range of wildlife
    C   making new friends
    Questions 15-20

    What characteristic has been offered for each facility?


    Choose SIX answers from the box and write the correct letter, A-G, next
    to questions
    Characteristic
    A old prison
    B stunning view
    C street art
    D gallery
    E     gift shopping
    F bird watching
    G cycling
    H     maritime museum
    Facility
    15   tourist centre
    16   mountain
    17   small theatre
    18   art museum
    19   pond
    20   ancient building
    SECTION 3

    Questions 21-24

    What feature is there for each character in the novels?


    Choose FOUR answers from the box and write the correct letter,
    A   is deliberately cruel to other people.
    B   acts with childish innocence.
    C   resents previous events.
    D   pays attention to appearance.
    E   acts in a foolish way.
    F   has insight into human nature.
    21   Rosy
    22   Flory
    23   Lizzie
    24   Estelle
    Questions 25 and 26

    Choose TWO letters, A-E.


    What are the speakers’ opinions about the literature lectures?
    A   They are too noisy for virtual learning.
    B   They are well structured.
    C   There is insufficient time for discussion.
    D   They always start punctually.
    E  They are too shy to take part in discussions.
    Questions 27 and 28

    Choose TWO letters, A-E.


    What improvements can be made in the near future?
    A   enhancing IT support
    B   providing more computers
    C   finding a good librarian
    D   buying some new photocopying machines
    E   becoming a good group leader
    Questions 29 and 30

    Choose TWO letters, A-E.


    What do the speakers think of the group discussions?
    A   The class is too large.
    B   It’s easy to find time to meet.
    C   Group sizes are suitable.
    D   The class time is properly managed.
    E   They find that the class is very effective.
    SECTION 4

    Questions 31 – 40

    Complete the notes below.


    Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS for each answer.
    History of Music in Britain

    In the 18th century


    – During the Industrial Revolution people moved to cities to work in the
    31………….
    – In the 1850s, the culture was influenced greatly by 32………… from
    different countries.
    – Originally music reflected the work life of different 33………….. in those
    days.
    – Different songs were created in the same 34…………., although people
    were from a variety of nations.
    – The songs written by the workers during this period mainly came from
    their feelings about harsh 35………….
    – Some small musical works were composed by people who were
    protesting against difficult living conditions.
    – The musical trends were led by 36………… performers.
    In the 19th century
    – During this period, some musical groups had expanded their popularity
    among 37………….
    – In the late 1870s, the 38…………. came into contact with these
    flourishing musical traditions.
    – Some music produced by these groups is still preserved in museums.
    Nowadays
    – These musical genres still exert an influence on 39……….. culture.
    – Enthusiastic fans are still collecting and keeping the 40……….. of
    music from those days.

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