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45. The slice of pork was________, so she refused to eat it . She was afraid of having (COOK) stomachache. Question IV. There are FIVE mistakes in the text ( from 46 to 50 ). Identify each mistake, write it down and give your correction. (5pts) Although a certain percent of graduates will still be unemployed six months after Line 1 leaving university, the majority will have found employment by then. Many of Line 2 Line 3 these will even have offered a job while at university, as a result of visiting a job fair. Job fairs are held at many universities each year. Companies come along to Line 4 advertise jobs, that are usually in management, and the career structures and benefit Line 5 packages, that go with them. Job fairs are an effective way for undergraduates to Line 6 find out what kind of job they might be interested in. Line 7 Line 8 If you go to a fair, dress professionally. Don’t wear jeans and a T-shirt. Wear a suit! You don’t want to look irresponsibly when you have your first meeting with Line 9 your potential employer. If you are interested in a job on offer, you may have to fill Line 10 out an application form, so it’s helpful to take along relevant information with you. Line 11 You’ll also need proof of all your qualifications, so not forget to take photocopies Line12 of all your certificates with you. SECTION D: READING COMPREHENSION (30 pts) Question I. Read the following passage and then choose the most suitable word or phrase for each space. (10 pts) THE VALUE OF WALKING New research reveals that walking just 9.5 kilometres (six miles) a week may keep your brain sharper as you get older. Research published in the October 13 online issue of Neurology suggests that walking may protect aging brains from growing smaller and, in (51)____, preserve memory in old age. “Brain size shrinks in late adulthood, which can cause memory problems”, study author Kirk Erickson of the University of Pittsburgh said in a news release. “Our findings should encourage further well-designed scientific (52)______ of physical exercise in older adults as a very(53)____ approach for preventing dementia and Alzheimer’s disease.” For the study, the team asked 299 dementia-free seniors to record the (54)_______ they walked each week. Four years later, the participants were tested to see if they had developed (55)______ of dementia. Then after nine years had passed, scientists (56)______ the participants’ brains to measure size. At the four- year test , researchers discovered subjects who walked the most and had(57)_____ their risk of developing memory problems by 50 per cent. At the nine-year check point, those who walked at least 9.5 kilometers a week, had brains with a larger (58)_______ than those who didn’t walk as much. This is not the first study to(59)______ the benefits of walking in seniors. For example, the last spring, Harvard University found that women who walked regularly at a (60)_____ pace had an almost 40 percent lower risk of stroke.