What information is given about each of the following activities on offer?

Choose FIVE answers from the box and write the correct letter, A–G, next to Questions 16–20. 

	Information
A	has limited availability
B	is no longer available
C	is for over 8s only
D	requires help from parents
E	involves an additional fee
F	is a new activity
G	was requested by children

Activities

16 Spanish
  16 A B C D E F G

17 Music
  17 A B C D E F G

18 Painting
  18 A B C D E F G

19 Yoga
  19 A B C D E F G

20 Cooking 
  20 A B C D E F G

What do Holly and her tutor agree is an important aspect of each of the following events management skills?

Choose SIX answers from the box and write the correct letter, A–H, next to Questions 25–30. 

	Important aspects
A	being flexible
B	focusing on details
C	having a smart appearance
D	hiding your emotions
E	relying on experts
F	trusting your own views
G	doing one thing at a time
H	thinking of the future

 

Events management skills

25 Communication
  25 A B C D E F G H

26 Organisation
  26 A B C D E F G H

27 Time management
  27 A B C D E F G H

28 Creativity
  28 A B C D E F G H

29 Leadership
  29 A B C D E F G H

30 Networking 
  30 A B C D E F G H

Complete the notes below.

Write ONE WORD ONLY for each answer.

Bird Migration Theory Most birds are believed to migrate seasonally. Hibernation theory • It was believed that birds hibernated underwater or buried themselves in (31) 31  . • This theory was later disproved by experiments on caged birds. Transmutation theory • Aristotle believed birds changed from one species into another in summer and winter. – In autumn he observed that redstarts experience the loss of (32) 32 and thought they then turned into robins. – Aristotle’s assumptions were logical because the two species of birds had a similar (33) 33  . 17th century • Charles Morton popularised the idea that birds fly to the (34) 34 in winter. Scientific developments • In 1822, a stork was killed in Germany which had an African spear in its (35) 35 . – previously there had been no (36) 36 that storks migrate to Africa • Little was known about the (37) 37 and journeys of migrating birds until the practice of ringing was established. – It was thought large birds carried small birds on some journeys because they were considered incapable of travelling across huge (38) 38 . – Ringing depended on what is called the (39) ‘ 39 ’ of dead birds. • In 1931, the first (40) 40  to show the migration of European birds was printed.