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PAPER 3

Use of English (1 hour 15 minutes)
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Write your answers on the separate answer sheet. Example:

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Question 25: These people were involved in a slUdy. What is the missing noun? Question 30: Read this final paragraph earelully - it explains how smell ean be used to make people buy things.

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Of the five senses, smell is probably the (O) ()rle.. .. that you value the least.Yet your senseof smell is the most direct link (16) the brain and the outside world. It (17) two secondsfor a smell to (18) the nose and travel to the part of the brain (19) controls emotions and memories. Exactly (20) ... your senseof smell influencesyour emotions, however, is (21) . . fully understood. Nevertheless,a senseof smell can even influence your relationships(22) other people.Apparently, you (23) """"""""" in love through your nose, not your eyes or your ears. Moreover, people tend to smell of what they eat and (24) can also influence what people think of you. In one famous study, 84 per cent of people taking (25) said they were more (26) to buy a particular brand of trainers, when they (27)... ..... to placed in a room smelling of flowers. This kind of knowledge can be (28)""""""""" influence people'sspending habits at a sub-conscious(29) , and could obviously beusefulin (30) . all sorts of things from clothing to cars.

Question 9: Look at the
word 'it' to help you deeide on the eorreet answer.

MUSIC
Music is universal- it is (O)

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A UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE
by ali cultures. Some scientistsbelievethat music came

before speech and (1) as a development ofmating calls. In fact, there is (2) theory languageswere chanted or sung rather than spoken. lndeed, in some that the (3) cultures, music is a form of (4) history. The Aboriginal Australians, for example, use on stories of the land and spirits to the next (6) . music as a meansto (5) New evidencesuggeststhat music does not just (7) the feel-good factor but it is also good for the brain. A study ofintellectually (8) children showed that they could recall more (9). . after it was given to them in a song than after it was read to them as a story. Researchers also report that people (10) better on a standard intelligence (11) after listening to Mozart. The so-called 'Mozart effect', has also been (12) by findings that rats (13) up on Mozart run faster through a complex network of paths orpassages, (14) as a maze.Overall, it seemsthat in most instancespeoplewho suffer from any form of mental (15) benefit fram listening to musie. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 A was A one A earliest A enJoying A move Achildren A convince A disabled A facts A examine A form A A A A supported held called badness swelled every newest making pass people B satisfy B inactive B knowledge B prepare Bscheme B given B brought B heard B hurt B B B B B B C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C reacted such easiest recording hand tri be please incapable memory score demonstration marked stood regarded illness D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D arose that simplest stating happen generation prefer disordered information achieve test remembered set known pain

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