Read the texts below. Match choices (A-H) to (1-6). There are two choices you do not need to use.

Cinda Wood

I really love working with flowers and also have loved learning Photoshop CS2 and InDesign. My first book was created just for florists, with a CD for their web sites’ images. Most people do not realize that 95% of all images online for florists belong to wire services and so the book filled a niche. I now have been creating floral cookbooks for people who are not florists with simple instructions to help the beginner.

This person __________

Read the texts below. For questions (33-42) choose the correct answer (A, B, C or D).

A Skiing City Break in Austria

Postcard-pretty Innsbruck is the ideal destination for anyone who (38) ___________ to combine a skiing holiday with a city break. The capital of the Habsburg Empire in the late middle ages, it has a charming old town with many ornate medieval buildings, together with natural baroque additions, (39) ___________ the cathedral. The city is home to a wealth (40) __________ museums, galleries, bars and restaurants, and (41) ___________ twice played host to the Winter Olympics, so it has (42) ___________ winter-sports facilities, and - just a short train ride out of town - ski tracks to challenge the most accomplished of skiers.

Read the texts below. For questions (33-42) choose the correct answer (A, B, C or D).

A Skiing City Break in Austria

Postcard-pretty Innsbruck is the ideal destination for anyone who (38) ___________ to combine a skiing holiday with a city break. The capital of the Habsburg Empire in the late middle ages, it has a charming old town with many ornate medieval buildings, together with natural baroque additions, (39) ___________ the cathedral. The city is home to a wealth (40) __________ museums, galleries, bars and restaurants, and (41) ___________ twice played host to the Winter Olympics, so it has (42) ___________ winter-sports facilities, and - just a short train ride out of town - ski tracks to challenge the most accomplished of skiers.

Read the texts below. For questions (33-42) choose the correct answer (A, B, C or D).

A Skiing City Break in Austria

Postcard-pretty Innsbruck is the ideal destination for anyone who (38) ___________ to combine a skiing holiday with a city break. The capital of the Habsburg Empire in the late middle ages, it has a charming old town with many ornate medieval buildings, together with natural baroque additions, (39) ___________ the cathedral. The city is home to a wealth (40) __________ museums, galleries, bars and restaurants, and (41) ___________ twice played host to the Winter Olympics, so it has (42) ___________ winter-sports facilities, and - just a short train ride out of town - ski tracks to challenge the most accomplished of skiers.

Read the texts below. For questions (33-42) choose the correct answer (A, B, C or D).

A Skiing City Break in Austria

Postcard-pretty Innsbruck is the ideal destination for anyone who (38) ___________ to combine a skiing holiday with a city break. The capital of the Habsburg Empire in the late middle ages, it has a charming old town with many ornate medieval buildings, together with natural baroque additions, (39) ___________ the cathedral. The city is home to a wealth (40) __________ museums, galleries, bars and restaurants, and (41) ___________ twice played host to the Winter Olympics, so it has (42) ___________ winter-sports facilities, and - just a short train ride out of town - ski tracks to challenge the most accomplished of skiers.

Read the texts below. For questions (33-42) choose the correct answer (A, B, C or D).

A Skiing City Break in Austria

Postcard-pretty Innsbruck is the ideal destination for anyone who (38) ___________ to combine a skiing holiday with a city break. The capital of the Habsburg Empire in the late middle ages, it has a charming old town with many ornate medieval buildings, together with natural baroque additions, (39) ___________ the cathedral. The city is home to a wealth (40) __________ museums, galleries, bars and restaurants, and (41) ___________ twice played host to the Winter Olympics, so it has (42) ___________ winter-sports facilities, and - just a short train ride out of town - ski tracks to challenge the most accomplished of skiers.

Read the texts below. For questions (33-42) choose the correct answer (A, B, C or D).

Oldest Musical Instrument Found

According to the University of Tubingen archeologist Nicholas Conard, more than 35,000 years ago, our ancestors, (33) ____________ in present-day southwestern Germany, were playing sophisticated music. In June he announced that he and his colleagues (34) ___________ up an ancient bone flute in Hohle Fels. “The five-holed instrument carved from the bone of a griffon vulture - might be capable of expressing (35) __________ harmonic variety than the modern-day flute”, says Nikolai Tarasov, a recorder specialist.

Conard’s group discovered fragments of three ivory flutes in their 2008 digs. Previously four other bone and ivory flutes (36) __________ in the same area. Collectively, these (37) ____________ as the oldest known musical instruments.

Read the texts below. For questions (33-42) choose the correct answer (A, B, C or D).

Oldest Musical Instrument Found

According to the University of Tubingen archeologist Nicholas Conard, more than 35,000 years ago, our ancestors, (33) ____________ in present-day southwestern Germany, were playing sophisticated music. In June he announced that he and his colleagues (34) ___________ up an ancient bone flute in Hohle Fels. “The five-holed instrument carved from the bone of a griffon vulture - might be capable of expressing (35) __________ harmonic variety than the modern-day flute”, says Nikolai Tarasov, a recorder specialist.

Conard’s group discovered fragments of three ivory flutes in their 2008 digs. Previously four other bone and ivory flutes (36) __________ in the same area. Collectively, these (37) ____________ as the oldest known musical instruments.

Read the texts below. For questions (33-42) choose the correct answer (A, B, C or D).

Oldest Musical Instrument Found

According to the University of Tubingen archeologist Nicholas Conard, more than 35,000 years ago, our ancestors, (33) ____________ in present-day southwestern Germany, were playing sophisticated music. In June he announced that he and his colleagues (34) ___________ up an ancient bone flute in Hohle Fels. “The five-holed instrument carved from the bone of a griffon vulture - might be capable of expressing (35) __________ harmonic variety than the modern-day flute”, says Nikolai Tarasov, a recorder specialist.

Conard’s group discovered fragments of three ivory flutes in their 2008 digs. Previously four other bone and ivory flutes (36) __________ in the same area. Collectively, these (37) ____________ as the oldest known musical instruments.