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speakingspeaking candidate’s cue card task 2 asking for an extension you have to give in a piece of work to your lecturer next wednesday.	[ "speakingspeaking", "candidate", "’", "cue", "card", "task", "asking", "extension", "give", "piece", "work", "lecturer", "next", "wednesday" ]
you need two more weeks to prepare the assignment because you havehad difficulty obtaining the reference books.	[ "need", "weeks", "prepare", "assignment", "havehad", "difficulty", "obtaining", "reference", "books" ]
your examiner is your lecturer.	[ "examiner", "lecturer" ]
find out if you can have an extension.	[ "find", "extension" ]
ask the examiner about: regulations regarding late work possibility of having more time different sources for books/information assistance with writing for overseas students interviewer’s notes asking for an extension the student is seeking extra time for an assignment.	[ "ask", "examiner", "regulations", "regarding", "late", "work", "possibility", "time", "different", "sources", "books/information", "assistance", "writing", "overseas", "students", "interviewer", "’", "notes", "asking", "extension", "student", "seeking", "extra", "time", "assignment" ]
the student may need to write a letter.	[ "student", "need", "write", "letter" ]
the student has had plenty of time to prepare the work and should not really need two more weeks.	[ "student", "plenty", "time", "prepare", "work", "need", "weeks" ]
provide some idea about where he/she may get hold of the books.	[ "provide", "idea", "he/she", "get", "hold", "books" ]
offer advice about the “learning assistance centre” on the campus which helps students with essay writing.	[ "offer", "advice", "“", "learning", "assistance", "centre", "”", "campus", "helps", "students", "essay", "writing" ]
after some resistance, agree to an extension of one week.	[ "resistance", "agree", "extension", "week" ]
writing 27writing writing task 1 you should spend about 20 minutes on this task.	[ "writing", "writing", "task", "spend", "minutes", "task" ]
the charts below show the number of japanese tourists travelling abroad between 1985 and 1995 and australia’s share of the japanese tourist market.	[ "charts", "show", "number", "japanese", "tourists", "travelling", "australia", "’", "share", "japanese", "tourist", "market" ]
write a report for a university lecturer describing the information shown below.	[ "write", "report", "university", "lecturer", "describing", "information", "shown" ]
you should write at least 150 words.	[ "write", "least", "words" ]
test 1 28writing task 2 you should spend about 40 minutes on this task.	[ "test", "task", "spend", "minutes", "task" ]
present a written argument or case to an educated reader with no specialist knowledge of the following topic.	[ "present", "written", "argument", "case", "educated", "reader", "specialist", "knowledge", "following", "topic" ]
popular events like the football world cup and other international sporting occasions are essential in easing international tensions and releasing patriotic emotions in a safe way.	[ "popular", "events", "football", "world", "cup", "international", "sporting", "occasions", "essential", "easing", "international", "tensions", "releasing", "patriotic", "emotions", "safe", "way" ]
to what extent do you agree or disagree with this opinion?	[ "extent", "agree", "disagree", "opinion" ]
you should use your own ideas, knowledge and experience and support your arguments with examples and relevant evidence.	[ "use", "ideas", "knowledge", "experience", "support", "arguments", "examples", "relevant", "evidence" ]
you should write at least 250 words.	[ "write", "least", "words" ]
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here is the examiner’s comment: the writer does what is required of her in terms of task fulfilment, and the message can be followed, but the weaknesses in grammatical control and in spelling cause difficulty for the reader.	[ "examiner", "’", "comment", "writer", "required", "terms", "task", "fulfilment", "message", "followed", "weaknesses", "grammatical", "control", "spelling", "cause", "difficulty", "reader" ]
complex sentence structures are attempted, but the greatest levels of accuracy are found in basic, simple structures.	[ "complex", "sentence", "structures", "attempted", "greatest", "levels", "accuracy", "found", "basic", "simple", "structures" ]
this chart shows us that japanese tourists go abroad for travelling in a decade and australian’s share of marketing for japanese tourists.	[ "chart", "shows", "japanese", "tourists", "go", "travelling", "decade", "australian", "’", "share", "marketing", "japanese", "tourists" ]
between 1985 and 1995 japanese tourists travelling abroad was dramatically increased.	[ "japanese", "tourists", "travelling", "increased" ]
in 85 there was about 5 milions traveller go abroad.	[ "milions", "traveller", "go" ]
since 85 number of traveller went up dramatically until 40.	[ "number", "traveller", "went" ]
it was alomost twice then between 90 and 93 the number rimain stateable, which is about 12 millions.	[ "alomost", "number", "rimain", "stateable", "millions" ]
from 93 to 95 it rose slightly.	[ "rose" ]
therefore in 1995 there were about 15 millions people went abroad.	[ "millions", "people", "went" ]
i am going to write about the other chart, which is australian’s share of japanese’s tourist market.	[ "going", "write", "chart", "australian", "’", "share", "japanese", "’", "tourist", "market" ]
this is also between 1985 and 1995.	[]
about 2 million japanese tourist went to australia in 1985.	[ "japanese", "tourist", "went", "australia" ]
between 85 and 89 people went there is increased sharply, which is almost 3 times more.	[ "people", "went", "increased", "times" ]
in 1990 it fall number slightly but from 90 to 94 number is went up.	[ "fall", "number", "number", "went" ]
however 94 to 95 is not so went up number of people who went to australia.	[ "went", "number", "people", "went", "australia" ]
it rimain is the same or slightly decreased.	[ "rimain", "decreased" ]
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here is the examiner’s comment: the majority of this answer has no relation to the task set: the first half is completely irrelevant and the second part is only marginally related to the topic.	[ "examiner", "’", "comment", "majority", "answer", "relation", "task", "set", "first", "half", "irrelevant", "second", "part", "related", "topic" ]
the candidate has therefore been penalised for this.	[ "candidate", "penalised" ]
there is little meaningful message, and grammatical control is weak.	[ "little", "meaningful", "message", "grammatical", "control", "weak" ]
i disagree nowadays, football is the most popular game in the world.	[ "disagree", "nowadays", "football", "popular", "game", "world" ]
we can find there are many different teams who plays this football.	[ "find", "many", "different", "teams", "plays", "football" ]
there are dividing into 3 division: division one, division two and division three.	[ "dividing", "division", "division", "division", "division" ]
each divisions have different skills.	[ "divisions", "different", "skills" ]
the skills that they have are depend on the manager.	[ "skills", "depend", "manager" ]
he is the one who teachs the player how to play.	[ "one", "teachs", "player", "play" ]
by playing football, there are many advantages and disadvantages.	[ "playing", "football", "many", "advantages", "disadvantages" ]
firstly, the team can earn a lot of money.	[ "team", "earn", "lot", "money" ]
if we compare the income in division one and division two are really different.	[ "compare", "income", "division", "division", "different" ]
the division one will get more than division two.	[ "division", "get", "division" ]
because as we know, the team in division one, they shows to the people that they are able to play better than the others.	[ "know", "team", "division", "shows", "people", "able", "play", "better", "others" ]
for example: david beckham (the player of manchaster united).	[ "example", "david", "beckham", "player", "manchaster", "united" ]
he can earn for about £45.000 £50.000/week.	[ "earn", "£50.000/week" ]
even the prime minister in the uk just got for about £11o.ooo/year.	[ "prime", "minister", "uk", "got", "£11o.ooo/year" ]
secondly, they can get a lot of spectators which makes the income increased.	[ "get", "lot", "spectators", "makes", "income", "increased" ]
in one match, they can earn for about 20 or 30 million pounds.	[ "match", "earn", "pounds" ]
actually, it’s really high.	[ "’", "high" ]
for one ticket (vip) it can cost us a lot of money.	[ "ticket", "vip", "cost", "lot", "money" ]
i think for about £100 or over.	[ "think" ]
that is for one person.	[ "person" ]
how if we count for a million person?	[ "count", "person" ]
there are also many disadvantages: like from the task which says that the releasing patriotic emotions in a safe way.	[ "many", "disadvantages", "task", "says", "releasing", "patriotic", "emotions", "safe", "way" ]
actually, i don’t really agree about that: like 2 weeks or 3 weeks ago, there are 2 fans of leeds united got shots.	[ "’", "agree", "weeks", "weeks", "fans", "leeds", "united", "got", "shots" ]
and it makes them died.	[ "makes", "died" ]
many people come and give them flowers and also the clothes which shown they’re sad about that.	[ "many", "people", "come", "give", "flowers", "clothes", "shown", "’", "sad" ]
there are other sport games like tennis.	[ "sport", "games", "tennis" ]
tennis is also popular.	[ "tennis", "popular" ]
in playing tennis there are also have advantages and disadvantages.	[ "playing", "tennis", "advantages", "disadvantages" ]
this games shows how they against each other.	[ "games", "shows" ]
the advantages are can earn a lot of money, can attract the spectators (audience).	[ "advantages", "earn", "lot", "money", "attract", "spectators", "audience" ]
there are also have disadvantages of this games, for example: two years ago, when monica sales and steffi graph are on the match.	[ "disadvantages", "games", "example", "years", "monica", "sales", "steffi", "graph", "match" ]
they play against each other then, one of the steffi’s fan can’t stand anymore, he killed (shots) monica sales.	[ "play", "steffi", "’", "fan", "’", "stand", "killed", "shots", "monica", "sales" ]
that makes monica sales have to stop the game.	[ "makes", "monica", "sales", "stop", "game" ]
the people are all thinking to take her to the hospital.	[ "people", "thinking", "take", "hospital" ]
because of that, it makes monica sales stopped from playing tennis for about a year.	[ "makes", "monica", "sales", "stopped", "playing", "tennis", "year" ]
but now, she has started again.	[ "started" ]
in my opinion, these sport can ease the international tensions and also can make death from year to year become increase.	[ "opinion", "sport", "ease", "international", "tensions", "make", "death", "year", "year", "become", "increase" ]
so, it is very dangerous.	[ "dangerous" ]
reading reading passage 1 you should spend about 20 minutes on questions 1-13 which are based on reading passage 1 belowpractice test 4 /g47/g4c/g41/g53/g53 /g43/g41/g50/g54/g55/g52/g49/g4e/g47/g20/g54/g48/g45/g20/g44/g41/g4e/g43/g45 /g4f/g46/g20/g4c/g49/g47/g48/g54 a glass, in one form or another, has long been in noble service to humans as one of the most widely usedof manufactured materials, and certainly the most versatile, it can be as imposing as a telescope mirror the width of a tennis court or as small and simple as a marble rolling across dirt the uses of this adaptable material have been broadeneddramatically by new technologies glass fibre optics — more than eight million miles — carrying telephone and television signals across nations, glass ceramics serving as the nose cones of missiles and as crowns forteeth; tiny glass beads taking radiation doses inside the body to specific organs, even a new type of glass fashioned of nuclear waste in order to dispose of that unwanted material.	[ "reading", "reading", "passage", "spend", "minutes", "questions", "based", "reading", "passage", "belowpractice", "test", "/g47/g4c/g41/g53/g53", "/g43/g41/g50/g54/g55/g52/g49/g4e/g47/g20/g54/g48/g45/g20/g44/g41/g4e/g43/g45", "/g4f/g46/g20/g4c/g49/g47/g48/g54", "glass", "form", "noble", "service", "humans", "usedof", "manufactured", "materials", "versatile", "imposing", "telescope", "mirror", "width", "tennis", "court", "small", "simple", "marble", "rolling", "dirt", "uses", "adaptable", "material", "new", "technologies", "glass", "fibre", "optics", "—", "miles", "carrying", "telephone", "television", "signals", "nations", "glass", "ceramics", "serving", "nose", "cones", "missiles", "crowns", "forteeth", "tiny", "glass", "beads", "taking", "radiation", "doses", "body", "specific", "organs", "new", "type", "glass", "fashioned", "nuclear", "waste", "order", "dispose", "unwanted", "material" ]
b on the horizon are optical computers these could store programs and process information by means of light - pulses from tiny lasers - rather than electrons and the pulses would travel over glass fibres, notcopper wire these machines could function hundreds of times faster than today’s electronic computers and hold vastly more information today fibre optics are used to obtain a clearer image of smaller andsmaller objects than ever before - even bacterial 81viruses.	[ "b", "horizon", "optical", "computers", "store", "programs", "process", "information", "means", "light", "pulses", "tiny", "lasers", "electrons", "pulses", "travel", "glass", "fibres", "notcopper", "wire", "machines", "function", "hundreds", "times", "today", "’", "electronic", "computers", "hold", "information", "today", "fibre", "optics", "used", "obtain", "clearer", "image", "smaller", "andsmaller", "objects", "bacterial", "81viruses" ]
a new generation of optical instruments is emerging that can providedetailed imaging of the inner workings of cells.	[ "new", "generation", "optical", "instruments", "emerging", "providedetailed", "imaging", "inner", "workings", "cells" ]
it is the surge in fibre optic use and in liquid crystal displays that has set the u.s. glass industry (a 16 billion dollar business employing some 150,000workers) to building new plants to meet demand.	[ "surge", "fibre", "optic", "use", "liquid", "crystal", "displays", "set", "u.s.", "glass", "industry", "dollar", "business", "employing", "150,000workers", "building", "new", "plants", "meet", "demand" ]
c but it is not only in technology and commerce that glass has widened itshorizons.	[ "c", "technology", "commerce", "glass", "widened", "itshorizons" ]
the use of glass as art, a tradition spins back at least to roman times, is also booming.	[ "use", "glass", "art", "tradition", "spins", "least", "roman", "times", "booming" ]
nearly everywhere, it seems, men and women are blowing glass and creating works ofart.	[ "seems", "men", "women", "blowing", "glass", "creating", "works" ]
«i didn’t sell a piece of glass until 1975,» dale chihuly said, smiling, for in the 18 years since the end of the dry spell, he has become one of the most financially successful artists of the 20thcentury.	[ "«", "’", "sell", "piece", "glass", "»", "dale", "chihuly", "said", "smiling", "years", "end", "dry", "spell", "become", "successful", "artists" ]
he now has a new commission - a glass sculpture for the headquarters building of a pizza company - for which his fee is half a million dollars.	[ "new", "commission", "glass", "sculpture", "headquarters", "building", "pizza", "company", "fee", "dollars" ]
d but not all the glass technology that touches our lives is ultra-modern.	[ "glass", "technology", "touches", "lives", "ultra-modern" ]
consider the simple light bulb; at the turn of the century most light bulbs were hand blown, and the cost of one was equivalentto half a day’s pay for the average worker.	[ "consider", "simple", "light", "bulb", "turn", "century", "light", "bulbs", "hand", "blown", "cost", "equivalentto", "day", "’", "pay", "average", "worker" ]
in effect, the invention of the ribbon machine by corning in the 1920s lighteda nation.	[ "effect", "invention", "ribbon", "machine", "corning", "lighteda", "nation" ]
the price of a bulb plunged.	[ "price", "bulb", "plunged" ]
small wonder that the machine has been called one of the great mechanical achievements of all time.	[ "small", "wonder", "machine", "called", "great", "mechanical", "achievements", "time" ]
yet it is very simple: a narrow ribbon of molten glasstravels over a moving belt of steel in which there are holes.	[ "simple", "narrow", "ribbon", "molten", "glasstravels", "moving", "belt", "steel", "holes" ]
the glass sags through the holes and into waiting moulds.	[ "glass", "sags", "holes", "waiting", "moulds" ]
puffs of compressed air thenshape the glass.	[ "puffs", "compressed", "air", "glass" ]
in this way, the envelope of a light bulb is made by a singlemachine at the rate of 66,000 an hour, as compared with 1,200 a day produced by a team of four glassblowers.	[ "way", "envelope", "light", "bulb", "made", "singlemachine", "rate", "hour", "compared", "day", "produced", "team", "glassblowers" ]
e the secret of the versatility of glass lies in its interior structure.	[ "e", "secret", "versatility", "glass", "lies", "interior", "structure" ]
although it is rigid, and thus like a solid, the atoms are arranged in a random disordered fashion, characteristic of a liquid.	[ "rigid", "solid", "atoms", "arranged", "random", "disordered", "fashion", "characteristic", "liquid" ]
in the melting process, the atoms in the raw materialsare disturbed from their normal position in the molecular structure; before they can find their way back to crystalline arrangements the glass cools.	[ "melting", "process", "atoms", "raw", "materialsare", "disturbed", "normal", "position", "molecular", "structure", "find", "way", "crystalline", "arrangements", "glass", "cools" ]

speakingspeaking candidate’s cue card task 2 asking for an extension you have to give in a piece of work to your lecturer next wednesday.

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you need two more weeks to prepare the assignment because you havehad difficulty obtaining the reference books.

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your examiner is your lecturer.

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find out if you can have an extension.

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ask the examiner about: regulations regarding late work possibility of having more time different sources for books/information assistance with writing for overseas students interviewer’s notes asking for an extension the student is seeking extra time for an assignment.

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the student may need to write a letter.

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the student has had plenty of time to prepare the work and should not really need two more weeks.

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provide some idea about where he/she may get hold of the books.

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offer advice about the “learning assistance centre” on the campus which helps students with essay writing.

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after some resistance, agree to an extension of one week.

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writing 27writing writing task 1 you should spend about 20 minutes on this task.

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the charts below show the number of japanese tourists travelling abroad between 1985 and 1995 and australia’s share of the japanese tourist market.

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write a report for a university lecturer describing the information shown below.

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you should write at least 150 words.

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test 1 28writing task 2 you should spend about 40 minutes on this task.

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present a written argument or case to an educated reader with no specialist knowledge of the following topic.

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popular events like the football world cup and other international sporting occasions are essential in easing international tensions and releasing patriotic emotions in a safe way.

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to what extent do you agree or disagree with this opinion?

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you should use your own ideas, knowledge and experience and support your arguments with examples and relevant evidence.

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you should write at least 250 words.

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model and sample answers for writing tasks test 1, writing task 1 sample answer this is an answer written by a candidate who achieved a band 5 score.

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here is the examiner’s comment: the writer does what is required of her in terms of task fulfilment, and the message can be followed, but the weaknesses in grammatical control and in spelling cause difficulty for the reader.

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complex sentence structures are attempted, but the greatest levels of accuracy are found in basic, simple structures.

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this chart shows us that japanese tourists go abroad for travelling in a decade and australian’s share of marketing for japanese tourists.

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between 1985 and 1995 japanese tourists travelling abroad was dramatically increased.

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in 85 there was about 5 milions traveller go abroad.

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since 85 number of traveller went up dramatically until 40.

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it was alomost twice then between 90 and 93 the number rimain stateable, which is about 12 millions.

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from 93 to 95 it rose slightly.

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therefore in 1995 there were about 15 millions people went abroad.

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i am going to write about the other chart, which is australian’s share of japanese’s tourist market.

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this is also between 1985 and 1995.

[]

about 2 million japanese tourist went to australia in 1985.

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between 85 and 89 people went there is increased sharply, which is almost 3 times more.

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in 1990 it fall number slightly but from 90 to 94 number is went up.

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however 94 to 95 is not so went up number of people who went to australia.

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it rimain is the same or slightly decreased.

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model and sample answers for writing tasks 160test 1, writing task 2 sample answer this is an answer written by a candidate who achieved a band 4 score.

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here is the examiner’s comment: the majority of this answer has no relation to the task set: the first half is completely irrelevant and the second part is only marginally related to the topic.

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the candidate has therefore been penalised for this.

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there is little meaningful message, and grammatical control is weak.

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i disagree nowadays, football is the most popular game in the world.

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we can find there are many different teams who plays this football.

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there are dividing into 3 division: division one, division two and division three.

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each divisions have different skills.

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the skills that they have are depend on the manager.

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he is the one who teachs the player how to play.

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by playing football, there are many advantages and disadvantages.

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firstly, the team can earn a lot of money.

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if we compare the income in division one and division two are really different.

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the division one will get more than division two.

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because as we know, the team in division one, they shows to the people that they are able to play better than the others.

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for example: david beckham (the player of manchaster united).

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he can earn for about £45.000 £50.000/week.

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even the prime minister in the uk just got for about £11o.ooo/year.

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secondly, they can get a lot of spectators which makes the income increased.

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in one match, they can earn for about 20 or 30 million pounds.

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actually, it’s really high.

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for one ticket (vip) it can cost us a lot of money.

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i think for about £100 or over.

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that is for one person.

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how if we count for a million person?

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there are also many disadvantages: like from the task which says that the releasing patriotic emotions in a safe way.

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actually, i don’t really agree about that: like 2 weeks or 3 weeks ago, there are 2 fans of leeds united got shots.

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and it makes them died.

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many people come and give them flowers and also the clothes which shown they’re sad about that.

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there are other sport games like tennis.

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tennis is also popular.

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in playing tennis there are also have advantages and disadvantages.

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this games shows how they against each other.

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the advantages are can earn a lot of money, can attract the spectators (audience).

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there are also have disadvantages of this games, for example: two years ago, when monica sales and steffi graph are on the match.

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they play against each other then, one of the steffi’s fan can’t stand anymore, he killed (shots) monica sales.

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that makes monica sales have to stop the game.

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the people are all thinking to take her to the hospital.

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because of that, it makes monica sales stopped from playing tennis for about a year.

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in my opinion, these sport can ease the international tensions and also can make death from year to year become increase.

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so, it is very dangerous.

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reading reading passage 1 you should spend about 20 minutes on questions 1-13 which are based on reading passage 1 belowpractice test 4 /g47/g4c/g41/g53/g53 /g43/g41/g50/g54/g55/g52/g49/g4e/g47/g20/g54/g48/g45/g20/g44/g41/g4e/g43/g45 /g4f/g46/g20/g4c/g49/g47/g48/g54 a glass, in one form or another, has long been in noble service to humans as one of the most widely usedof manufactured materials, and certainly the most versatile, it can be as imposing as a telescope mirror the width of a tennis court or as small and simple as a marble rolling across dirt the uses of this adaptable material have been broadeneddramatically by new technologies glass fibre optics — more than eight million miles — carrying telephone and television signals across nations, glass ceramics serving as the nose cones of missiles and as crowns forteeth; tiny glass beads taking radiation doses inside the body to specific organs, even a new type of glass fashioned of nuclear waste in order to dispose of that unwanted material.

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b on the horizon are optical computers these could store programs and process information by means of light - pulses from tiny lasers - rather than electrons and the pulses would travel over glass fibres, notcopper wire these machines could function hundreds of times faster than today’s electronic computers and hold vastly more information today fibre optics are used to obtain a clearer image of smaller andsmaller objects than ever before - even bacterial 81viruses.

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a new generation of optical instruments is emerging that can providedetailed imaging of the inner workings of cells.

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it is the surge in fibre optic use and in liquid crystal displays that has set the u.s. glass industry (a 16 billion dollar business employing some 150,000workers) to building new plants to meet demand.

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c but it is not only in technology and commerce that glass has widened itshorizons.

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the use of glass as art, a tradition spins back at least to roman times, is also booming.

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nearly everywhere, it seems, men and women are blowing glass and creating works ofart.

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«i didn’t sell a piece of glass until 1975,» dale chihuly said, smiling, for in the 18 years since the end of the dry spell, he has become one of the most financially successful artists of the 20thcentury.

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he now has a new commission - a glass sculpture for the headquarters building of a pizza company - for which his fee is half a million dollars.

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d but not all the glass technology that touches our lives is ultra-modern.

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consider the simple light bulb; at the turn of the century most light bulbs were hand blown, and the cost of one was equivalentto half a day’s pay for the average worker.

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in effect, the invention of the ribbon machine by corning in the 1920s lighteda nation.

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the price of a bulb plunged.

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small wonder that the machine has been called one of the great mechanical achievements of all time.

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yet it is very simple: a narrow ribbon of molten glasstravels over a moving belt of steel in which there are holes.

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the glass sags through the holes and into waiting moulds.

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puffs of compressed air thenshape the glass.

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in this way, the envelope of a light bulb is made by a singlemachine at the rate of 66,000 an hour, as compared with 1,200 a day produced by a team of four glassblowers.

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e the secret of the versatility of glass lies in its interior structure.

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although it is rigid, and thus like a solid, the atoms are arranged in a random disordered fashion, characteristic of a liquid.

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in the melting process, the atoms in the raw materialsare disturbed from their normal position in the molecular structure; before they can find their way back to crystalline arrangements the glass cools.

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