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Part 1
For questions 1- 8, read the text below and decide which answer (A, B, C or D) best
fits each gap. There is an example at the beginning (0).
In the exam, mark your answers on the separate answer sheet.
Example:
o A far B long C distant D remote
OK 0 - A
Karakamia wildlife sanctuary
The Karakamia reserve is located not (0) ...... .. from Perth in Western Australia.
Suburban is not usually a word that you (1) ( REFER, ACCOMPANY, REGARD, ASSOCIATE ) with a wildlife paradise,
but Karakamia is actually part of the township of Chidlow. The land was purchased
by the Australian government in 1991 with the (2) ( proposal, aim, target, plan ) of protecting threatened
species of indigenous wildlife. That's why there is a nine-kilometre fence around it,
designed to (3) ( catch, send, keep, hold ) out species introduced by E urop~an settlers, (4) ( including, intending, involving, indi ) foxes,
cats and rabbits.
The sanctuary (5) ( bears, finds, gains, takes ) its name from the Aboriginal word meaning 'home of the red -
tailed black cockatoos', and at dusk the air is (6) ( crowded, filled, completed, packed ) with the calls of these birds. This
is when the sanctuary is at its most magical. A guided walk by spotlight is the perfect
way to experience it. Many of the animals are quite tame, which means you can
(7) ( observe, notice, realise, glance ) them at close quarters and get an idea of what Australia was like (8) ( advance, former, ahead, prior )
to European colonisation.
