SECTION 1
Questions 1-4
Choose the picture that best matches what you hear on the tape and circle the letter under
that picture . The example below has been done for you.
Example: what sign are they looking for?

Question 1. How did they get to the university?
A       B      C      D

Question 2. Which way is the student centre?
A       B      C      D

Question 3. What club will they both join this year?
A       B      C      D

Question 4. What are they going to buy?
A       B      C      D

Questions 5
Fill in the spaces numbered 5 to 10 with the information you hear on the tape.

Answer Questions 11 10 20 by writing a word or a short phrase on the line under each question .The first one has been done as an example.

11.Which of Kylie's ancestors migrated to Australia?

12. What subject does Lee study?

13. Why did Lee not consider studying in Britain?

14.Why did he not go to the USA?

15. What was Lee's main problem when he arrived in Australia?

16.What club did Lee join?

17. What is the subject of his thesis?

18. For how long must Lee work for the fish company?

19. What kind of business do Kylie's parents have?

20. What will Kylie probably do when she graduates?



SECTOON 3
Question 21-28
Complete the summary of the news item by writing in the missing word or words in the Answers column.

SECTON 4
Questions 29-34
For questions 29 to 34 choose the correct answer and circle the letter next to the correct answer.
29. The productivity crisis in Australia:
(a) is a problem of Australian industry
(b) has not affected Australia yet
(c) is not thought to be important by most people
(d) will be solved by increased population
30. Which statement is NOT true?
(a) bad agricultural practices have made Australia 70 per cent arid
(b) Australia has never had much fertile land
(c) Australia is usually considered underpopulated
(d) Australia is not densely populated by world standards
31. politicians want to:
(a) increase the amount of fertile land
(b) increase the population of Australia
(c) decrease the population of Australia
(d) keep the population stable
32. Australia's population growth rate:
(a) Is almost stable
(b) Is greater than most countries in the world
(c) Is average for industrialised countries
(d) Will strain the Australian economy
33. The speaker thinks Australia should follow Sweden's example by:
(a) having a small population
(b) having a higher quality population
(c) having a larger rural population
(d) not having a natural resource-based economy
34. Which of these does the speaker NOT recommend for Australia?
(a) concentrating more on an export/import economy
(b) educating people about the environment
(c) maintaining a constant population
(d) having a larger population of people living the countryside