SECTION 1
Questions 1-6
Questions 1-6
Look at the following instructions on Nature’s Gate Sunblock lotion bottle. In boxes 1 – 6 on your answer sheet write
TRUE if the statement is true
FALSE if the statement is false
NOT GIVEN if the information is not given in the passage
FALSE if the statement is false
NOT GIVEN if the information is not given in the passage
1. The lotion will reduce the chance of premature aging of the skin.
2. It’s 30 times more powerful as a protector than your own skin can provide.
3. Apply 30 minutes after going into the sun.
4. Reapply heavily after swimming and perspiring.
5. Use less if you are getting a rash.
6. Cannot reduce aging of the skin but may stop it from happening before it should.
2. It’s 30 times more powerful as a protector than your own skin can provide.
3. Apply 30 minutes after going into the sun.
4. Reapply heavily after swimming and perspiring.
5. Use less if you are getting a rash.
6. Cannot reduce aging of the skin but may stop it from happening before it should.
Nature’s Gate Sunblock Lotion
An ideal family lotion for the great outdoors. A non-greasy moisturizing lotion combining Citronella and Cedar Wood oils. These natural oils have long been recognized as effective in outdoor products.
Nature’s Gate Sunblock Lotion SPF 30 provides 30 times your natural sunburn protection. The liberal and regular use of this product may help reduce the chance of premature aging of the skin.
Nature’s Gate guarantees that you will enjoy the feeling and effect of this product or you can refund your money.
Directions:
1. Keep in a cool dry place, unexposed.
2. Apply liberally 30 minutes before going into the sun.
3. Re-apply after swimming or perspiring heavily.
4. Apply to exposed skin areas every two to three hours.
Directions:
1. Keep in a cool dry place, unexposed.
2. Apply liberally 30 minutes before going into the sun.
3. Re-apply after swimming or perspiring heavily.
4. Apply to exposed skin areas every two to three hours.
Caution!
• For external use only.
• Discontinue use if signs of irritation or rash appear.
• Avoid contact with the eyes.
• For external use only.
• Discontinue use if signs of irritation or rash appear.
• Avoid contact with the eyes.
With extracts of Wild Pansy and Coffee
Cruelty free
Ph Balanced
Biodegradable
Waterproof
Cruelty free
Ph Balanced
Biodegradable
Waterproof
Questions 7 — 9
Read the information on the next page and circle the correct answer on questions 7 — 9.
Read the information on the next page and circle the correct answer on questions 7 — 9.
7. The IDD Prefix …
A follows the Country Code.
B is the access code used to call a person within that country.
C may never be used with the NDD.
D may or may not be used with IDD.
A follows the Country Code.
B is the access code used to call a person within that country.
C may never be used with the NDD.
D may or may not be used with IDD.
8. The NDD Prefix …
A applies to calls from one country to another.
B is before the country code.
C is always used from one city to another.
D cannot be used for international calls.
A applies to calls from one country to another.
B is before the country code.
C is always used from one city to another.
D cannot be used for international calls.
9. The city code …
A may be used only with calls within the country.
B is used instead of the country code for calls within a country.
C is followed by the NDD.
D is always a one-digit number.
A may be used only with calls within the country.
B is used instead of the country code for calls within a country.
C is followed by the NDD.
D is always a one-digit number.
Country Codes, IDD (International Direct Dialing) prefixes, and NDD (National Direct Dialing) prefixes.
Country Code
The country code should be used when dialing to that particular country from another country. In some cases, you will also need to dial a city or area code. When a country name appears in the table, there will be additional information regarding city or area codes.
The country code should be used when dialing to that particular country from another country. In some cases, you will also need to dial a city or area code. When a country name appears in the table, there will be additional information regarding city or area codes.
IDD Prefix (International Direct Dialing)
The IDD prefix is the access code needed to dial a call from the country listed to another country. This is followed by the country code for the country you are calling (see above).
The IDD prefix is the access code needed to dial a call from the country listed to another country. This is followed by the country code for the country you are calling (see above).
NDD Prefix (National Direct Dialing)
The NDD prefix is the access code used to make a call within that country from one city to another (when calling another city in the same vicinity, this may not be necessary). The NDD is followed by the city/area code for the place you are calling (city/area codes, where applicable, can be viewed by following the link from the country name on the table below). Phone numbers are often written in this format: +44-(0)1224-XXXX-XXXX. This expresses the numbers used for both international and national long-distance calls. In the example, +44 indicates the country _code, while (0) indicates the NDD. When dialing from outside the country, the NDD would not be used after dialing the country code; when dialing from within that country, the NDD would be used, but the country code would not.
The NDD prefix is the access code used to make a call within that country from one city to another (when calling another city in the same vicinity, this may not be necessary). The NDD is followed by the city/area code for the place you are calling (city/area codes, where applicable, can be viewed by following the link from the country name on the table below). Phone numbers are often written in this format: +44-(0)1224-XXXX-XXXX. This expresses the numbers used for both international and national long-distance calls. In the example, +44 indicates the country _code, while (0) indicates the NDD. When dialing from outside the country, the NDD would not be used after dialing the country code; when dialing from within that country, the NDD would be used, but the country code would not.
Questions 10 and 11
Read the information on this page, and circle the correct answers to questions 10-11.
Read the information on this page, and circle the correct answers to questions 10-11.
10. You can find the members regularly meeting
A. at JCR Devonshire House.
B. the SU office.
C. online.
D. at Freshers Squash.
A. at JCR Devonshire House.
B. the SU office.
C. online.
D. at Freshers Squash.
11. The above posting is
A. an advertisement for events and objects related to a club.
B. information relevant to anyone with some interest in the club.
C. information for members of the Expedition Club only.
D. a notice of upcoming events for new members.
A. an advertisement for events and objects related to a club.
B. information relevant to anyone with some interest in the club.
C. information for members of the Expedition Club only.
D. a notice of upcoming events for new members.
• We sincerely hope you had a great holiday and look forward to your stories over the summer
• Signing up meeting – Tues 10th Sept (week 2) in JCR, Devonshire House
• This term’s trips are now listed, but full details won’t be up for a few days. Check the S.U. Bulletin Board for regular postings
• Come and find us at the Freshers Squash each week (Wed 7pm)….
• Special meeting for club monitors at the S. U Office
• Regular outdoor newsfeeds now online. Includes details about regular meetings.
• We congratulate Mary and Jake Ashton on their marriage over the summer. Jake, as you may know is a long serving member of the Expedition Society and we now hope he still has the energy to join us on those long journeys!
• Dave James is selling a goretex jacket. Email him for more info….
• Signing up meeting – Tues 10th Sept (week 2) in JCR, Devonshire House
• This term’s trips are now listed, but full details won’t be up for a few days. Check the S.U. Bulletin Board for regular postings
• Come and find us at the Freshers Squash each week (Wed 7pm)….
• Special meeting for club monitors at the S. U Office
• Regular outdoor newsfeeds now online. Includes details about regular meetings.
• We congratulate Mary and Jake Ashton on their marriage over the summer. Jake, as you may know is a long serving member of the Expedition Society and we now hope he still has the energy to join us on those long journeys!
• Dave James is selling a goretex jacket. Email him for more info….
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