INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES

Answer all the questions.
You can change your answers at any time during the test.

INFORMATION FOR CANDIDATES

There are 40 questions in this test.
Each question carries one mark.
The test clock will show you when there are 10 minutes and 5 minutes remaining.

At the top of the screen you can see:

Your name and candidate number.

A clock, which tells you how much time you have left. When you hover over the time you can see the seconds.

Help	Click to view the help.
Settings	Click to change your screen settings.
Hide	Click to hide the screen content temporarily.

Volume

If you want to change the volume of the Listening test, click on the volume slider.

Navigation

At the bottom of the screen you can see the navigation bar

Click on a number to go to that question.

	Click to go to the next question.
	Click to go to the previous question.
	Click if you want to look at this question again later. The question number in the navigation bar will turn into a circle.
	Click to make the navigation smaller.
	Click to make the navigation bigger.
	The blue highlighting shows the question you are looking at.
	The underlining shows that you have answered this question.
	The circle shows that you want to look at this question again (marked for review).
	The black highlighting shows that you have not answered the question.

Highlighting

To highlight something in the test:
Select the text you want to highlight using the mouse. Right click over the text.
	Click to highlight the text you have selected.
	Click to highlight the text you have selected and to add notes about what you have highlighted.

Notes

To close the notes click on X in the top right. To view the notes right-click on the highlighted text (anything you write in Notes will be deleted at the end of the test).

You can locate those areas of highlighted text containing notes by hovering over each highlighted text. If a small orange box appears the highlighted text contains notes.

To clear your highlighting right click on the highlighted text.

	Click to clear the highlighting. This will also clear any notes you have made.
	Click to clear all highlighting including notes.

To choose a question either click on the question number at the bottom of the screen or click on the question.

Multiple choice questions in an accordion

Choose your question by clicking on it.

Click on the answer you think is right.

If you change your mind, click on a different answer.

If you want to leave the question unanswered, click on your answer again.

Multiple choice questions where there is more than one answer

Some questions may ask you to select two or three options. Please make sure you read the instructions and questions carefully.

Click on the answers you think are right.

If you change your mind, click on a different answer.

If you want to leave the question unanswered, click on your answer again.

Gap fill questions

To answer a question, click in the gap and write your answer. Some questions may ask you to write your answer in a table, flow-chart or diagram.

Matching questions using a table

To select a question, click on the question number in the table. The column will become shaded.

Select the correct option by clicking on a space in the table. A tick will appear.

If you want to change your answer, click on another space.

If you want to leave the question unanswered, click on the space again.

Drag and drop questions

To answer a question, click on the answer and move it into the gap.

If you want to change your answer, move another answer into the gap.

If you want to leave the question unanswered, move the answer back.

Don't forget! You may need to scroll to see all the Reading text and all the questions.

Part 4
Read the text below and answer questions 31 - 40.

Questions 31 - 40

Complete the sentences. Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER in each gap.

The Meaning of Life
Organisms are made up of:
Macroconstituents	Microconstituents
Oxygen at 76% Hydrogen at 10.5% Nitrogen at 31 % Carbon at 10% Phosphorus at 0,3% Sulphur at 0.2% Potassium at 0.2%	Sodium Iron Calcium 32 Copper Chlorine Zinc Iodine 33 Cobalt
Metabolism is the ability of organisms to maintain cellular order through diverse 34
Organisms avoid intoxication by excreting 35
Living beings reproduce in order to preserve their own 36
Organisms grow not only in size but also in their number of 37
Organisms differ from non-living things due to the ability of moving, which is a way of responding to 38
39 to environmental stimulus is a trait of living organisms.
Negative entropy is the natural tendency of organisms to maintain cellular organization.
A positive entropy is present when the 40 has started.

Review

Part 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Part 2 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

Part 3 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

Part 4 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40

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