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THE TOP 10 1 ............. Miniskirt 2 ............. Jeans 3 ............. Little Black Dress 4 ............. Flares 5 ............. Cowboy boots 6 ............. Platform shoes 7 ............. Poncho 8 ............. Trainers 9 ............. Combats 10 ............. Trench coat
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Bird-brained plan for airport wood IT WILL look like a wood, it will have trees with the breeze rustling through the leaves, but there will be something missing. In what is thought to be a unique move, Luton council is set to plant a special forest. The council wants to establish a new wood at Wigmore Valley Park, but because the site is next to Luton airport, regulators have demanded that the trees should not attract birdlife. Trees which don’t produce bird-attracting berries or seeds will be chosen. The Civil Aviation Authority says that too many birds in the airport flight path could be a danger, but the move is likely to anger the conservation lobby.
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Beware of the seagull From Dr Philip J. Rottier Sir, The solution to seagulls terrorising postmen (letter, August 1) is simple: hold a stick slightly above head height. The irate bird will attack the highest point on the moving target. When I was a research student in South Georgia in the late 1980s I had occasionally to walk through the birds’ breeding ground and they would attack intruders with some ferocity. But placing a stick in my rucksack so that it protruded a little above my head made the journey safe – if a little messy. Yours faithfully, PHIL ROTTIER, 44 Lantree Crescent, Trumpington, Cambridge CB2 2NJ. prettier@mathworks.com
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School bans cops and robbers 1 FOUR nursery class pupils have been suspended by their school in America for playing cops and robbers using their fingers as guns. The children, all four or five years old, were sent home for three days after shouting “I shot you” and “Boom, 3 I have a bazooka” during playtime breaks. 2 Parents of pupils of Wilson School in Sayreville, New Jersey – which has a “zero-tolerance” policy towards 4 threats and violence – are outraged, saying the punishment is too severe. The mother of one of the children said: “They should make them stay after school or go back to ‘writing on the chalkboard’.” The father of another said: “I understand there is fear and paranoia going on, but there has to be some basis for it. It was at a time when



opgave 5Tekst 5 A day in the life of ...a cycle trainer

A day in the life of ...a cycle trainer LONDONERS know all about traffic and the problems involved. One way to beat it is to get on your bike, but that, in itself, poses problems: “Some 5 people are worried about cycling on London’s busy streets,” says Simeon Bamford, 27, who set up Cycle Training in July 2000. “But we can teach them how to use the roads 10 safely and confidently. We can teach a 45 courses at summer universities. riding style which enables people to make lots of space around themselves and communicate assertively with other road users to get to where they 15 are going swiftly.” 50 head we’ll go into the school to give a Bamford has always loved cycling and, although he learned to drive as a teenager, he has never owned a car. “I always cycled to school, at university 20 and I have always cycled to work in 55 into it. 10 , a lot of kids end up not London.” At work he checks his e-mails and phones his instructors with bookings. His job is split between running the 25 office and acting as an instructor. 60 are taught to cycle safely and the Cycle Training has 35 freelance instructors, male and female. Most are former couriers, students, actors or retired teachers and all are trained to 30 do bike repair and maintenance 65 really enjoy it because it’s different to checks, covering things such as gears, brakes and wheels. Cycle Training runs individual and group courses (the latter usually in schools) covering 35 complete beginners to journey 70 confidently you use all the main accompaniment (helping cyclists plan their best route to and from work). With an estimated 160,000 regular cyclists in London and growing 40 concerns about traffic jams and 75 cycle lanes but it’s unnecessary and pollution, he is increasingly kept busy running courses for local authorities, who have provided funding for training

false impression that cyclists shouldn’t be on the road.” 80 He also rejects the use of safety gear. “Some people see cycling as a dangerous sport. It’s not,” he claims. 100 are known to be more punctual and “It’s a simple, inexpensive way to get around. AII you need is a bike. We say 85 you don’t need a helmet or anything else. If you wear a suit, cycle to work in a suit.” 105 “In Holland everyone cycles. It’s the Bamford works long hours and will often stay late at the office. He doesn’t 90 mind doing it, because he believes in the promotion of cycling. He says more of us should abandon the car and 110 less stressful.” public transport. “Companies are going to have to produce a green transport 95 plan and there are likely to be



De regels 22-37 beschrijven de werkwijze bij Cycle Training. → Geef van ieder van de volgende uitspraken aan of deze juist of onjuist is. Omcirkel ‘juist’ of ‘onjuist’ in je uitwerkbijlage. 1 De instructeurs moeten fietsen kunnen herstellen. 2 Simeon legt uit hoe de klanten hun fiets moeten onderhouden. 3 De instructeur adviseert de klant hoe hij het beste naar zijn werk kan fietsen. 4 Cycle Training verzorgt instructie op verschillende niveaus.




→ Geef van elk van de volgende uitspraken of deze juist of onjuist is op grond van regels 88-103. Omcirkel ‘juist’ of ‘onjuist’ in je uitwerkbijlage. 1 Automobilisten zullen waarschijnlijk minder gemakkelijk kunnen parkeren bij hun bedrijf. 2 Mensen die naar hun werk fietsen, zullen waarschijnlijk minder belasting hoeven te betalen. 3 Werknemers die met de auto komen, zijn minder vaak te laat. 4 Werknemers die op de fiets komen, zijn minder vaak ziek.

Simeon mentions Holland (line 105) as an example because A cycling is very common in Holland and therefore safer. B cycling is very much encouraged by the Dutch government. C generally speaking, Dutch people are very good cyclists. D the Dutch have succeeded in solving the pollution problem in urban areas.
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In welk van deze vier musea kunnen Engelse jongeren het best een beeld krijgen over de tijd waarin hun ouders opgroeiden? A The Observatory Science Centre B Bexhill Museum C The British Engineerium D Rejectamenta Museum Sussex Visitor Guide A The Observatory Herstmonceux, Science Sussex Centre, Over 100 exciting interactive exhibits for all ages! Hands-on Galleries, Discovery Park, Historic Telescopes, Special Events, Birthday Parties, School & Group Visits, Café & Gift Shop, Free Parking OPEN FROM 23 MARCH - 3 NOVEMBER Everyday from 10am - 6pm (5pm during Admission: October & November, last admission 1 Full Price £1, hour before closing) Concession: 50p Viewing Evening and other events, Children under 12: FREE
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Real-life Lassies to the rescue Mountain rescue teams are using family pets to help save lives, finds John Young High on the slopes of Glen Etive, in the Scottish Highlands, a distant figure in a bright yellow jacket moves 5 across the foot of a sheer rockface. Below him, leaping and weaving from side to side, harder to spot against the background of boulders and 10 heather, is a dog in search of the scent from another human hidden somewhere on the hillside. Policeman Kenny Lindsay 15 and Shadow, an 18-month-old German shepherd, are taking part in the annual trials of the Highland section of the Search and Rescue Dog Association (SARDA). The 18 the trials is to 20 assess whether dogs have been trained by their handlers to the level of skills required to be part of a mountain rescue team. On the road below, Les Silkowski is 25 sitting in his car with Tango, a two- year-old Belgian shepherd-Border collie cross, awaiting their turn on the hill. If Tango does his stuff, by locating two volunteers acting as ‘casualties’ 30 who have supposedly lost their way or injured themselves in the mountains, he will graduate from novice to fully fledged rescue dog. Although, like Lindsay, Silkowski happens to be a 35 policeman, he is anxious to point out that Tango is not a police dog but his own domestic pet. The same goes for all the dogs owned by members of SARDA, most of whom are civilian 40 volunteers, men and women who know the mountains and their hazards, and who are prepared to be called out at all

shepherds and Labradors. They must also have a playful temperament. If they don’t enjoy playing games, they can’t be trained.’ 75 ‘Dogs do have their limitations,’ he concedes. ‘You obviously can’t use them on steep rock faces where they would be fighting for their own survival. ‘They’re not so good in 80 forests, or in very hot weather when 100 between an exercise, like this weekend, there’s no wind to allow them to pick up the scent. But in the right conditions on open ground they are incomparable. They’re brilliant at 85 night, because they’re not relying on 105 these dogs live lives no different from sight to find their quarry. Humans can’t work then.’ On the Sunday morning, a helicopter arrives to practise winching 90 the dogs to the ground and back up The Times Weekend





Which of the following is correct according to Alwyn Jones in lines 45-64? A Nowadays people often go mountain walking or climbing without proper equipment. B People who get into trouble in the mountains are usually rather reckless. C The present manner of locating people in the mountains was discovered by chance.



‘When in…wear harnesses’ (lines 91-92) Which of the following remarks about the dogs’ harnesses is correct according to lines 88-102? A All kinds of rescue materials are carried on the harnesses. B Dogs take the wearing of harnesses as a signal. C Harnesses are only worn when helicopters are used in rescue operations.
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1 Free Education Pack and Film AD on the Issues of Wildlife Trade Get your school or youth group to join in. We have a superb 12-minute film all about wildlife trade, with some great animal footage, introduced by world famous primatologist Jane Goodall. This informative film is a great starting point for understanding the issue. The education pack is ideal for young people of all ages. The education pack is in the form of a 20- page colour booklet with pages that can be

Het IFAW 1) heeft een Animal Action Week georganiseerd. Op de vorige bladzijde zie je de eerste drie dagen uit het programma. Welke activiteit staat centraal op de tweede dag van deze actie? A aandacht vragen voor de moeilijke taak van dierenbeschermers B geld inzamelen voor het oprichten van nieuwe reservaten C mensen voordragen die zich bijzonder voor dieren hebben ingezet D politici oproepen om de acties van het IFAW te steunen

Wat is volgens de tekst de beste manier om diersoorten te beschermen tegen uitsterven? A beschermingsprogramma’s voor bedreigde wilde dieren financieel ondersteunen B de bestaande wildreservaten uitbreiden en nieuwe opvanggebieden stichten C geen wilde dieren aanschaffen of voorwerpen die ervan gemaakt zijn D meer bedreigde diersoorten opnemen in dierentuinen E T-shirts verkopen om geld in te zamelen voor de dierenbescherming noot 1 IFAW: International Fund For Animal Welfare
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Travelling by train Then, about 18 months ago, a friend recommended the train. I now travel From Mr R.J. Hedley from King’s Cross or Stevenage, a journey which takes three hours, in a Sir, You report (August 8) that it can reserved seat at a cost of £30 return. be cheaper for two people to travel to I have made the trip about ten times Newcastle upon Tyne by car than by and the train has always been on time. train. I can do the entire journey in less than I regularly visit my mother-in-law in 10 hours, read The Times from cover to Newcastle upon Tyne. For some time cover and be fresh and relaxed on I had been driving the 300 miles from arrival. This is certainly not possible High Wycombe and then travelling on the M1/A1. back on the same day. To include Trains might not be perfect, but there visiting and resting time this journey are many things in their favour. was taking 15 hours and the cost for petrol alone had risen to more than Yours faithfully, £50. R.J. HEDLEY At 50 plus, I was also beginning to find 11 Old Kiln Road that it was taking a couple of days to Tylers Green, High Wycombe, recover from the efforts of driving 600 Buckinghamshire HP10 8AJ. miles in a day.
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Pupils to be stuck in gum-free ghettos MINISTERS are proposing to tackle minister, to try to encourage special the sticky issue of chewing gum on lessons in schools. Britain’s streets by banning gum sales Cliff Luckoo, of the Biscuit, Cake, close to secondary schools and Chocolate and Confectionery Alliance, shopping centres. Areas within a one- said: “It should be part of the school mile-radius of schools could be curriculum to teach children to dispose declared chew-free zones, with of gum sensibly.” manufacturers told not to supply local The Wrigley Company, which employs shops with gum. Corner shops that 700 people at its factory in Plymouth, flout the regulation could face bills for said a ban on sales near schools was cleaning the streets. not the answer: “People do not spit out Gum manufacturers have had meetings the gum at the place where they buy with Alun Michael, the ‘quality of life’ it.”
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