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Table description 20 points Model Answer 1: The table data provides information on potato consumption and production in different parts of the world in 2006.. Overall, average potato in

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LISTENING (50 points)

Part 1: IELTS expert 7.5 (10 points)

1 PL7 8BH

2 gardener

3 deaf

4 24 hours/one day

5 photograph

Part 2 Cancer treatment (10 points)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GotM6CbOjnU

Part 3 Ready for CAE (10 points)

Cut: 3:46 Ready for CAE unit 13, CD2 track 35

Part 4 Dengue fever (20 points)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6cwvJ8gGXUc

1 mosquito-borne viral

2 antigenic varieties

3 barrels

4 saddleback fever

5 retro-orbital

6 upper respiratory tract

7 capillary leak

8 shock

9 clinical diagnosis

10 mosquito repellents

LEXICO-GRAMMAR (40 points)

Part 1 Sentence completion (20 points)

1 C 2 C 3 B 4 B 5 A 6 A 7 C 8 B 9 C 10

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B 12 B 13 C 14 B 15 D 16 B 17 C 18 C 19 D 20 C

Part 2 Preposition (10 points)

1 up 2 on 3 on 4 out 5 up

6 up to 7 back on 8 in with 9 round to 10 out of

Part 3 Word form (10 points)

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nominees

2 pedantic 3 ominous 4

inattentive

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admirable

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senseless 7 widower 8 unearthed 9 cleansed 10.demonizes

READING (60 points)

Part 1 MCQ cloze (Complete CAE Unit 10) (15 points)

Part 2 Open cloze (Ready for CAE Unit 14) (15 points)

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if/though

2 there 3

once/when/

as/immedia tely

4 one 5 of

6 is 7 spite 8 being 9 what 10 in

Part 3 MCQ (Delta’s key to the next generation) (15 points)

Part 4 Essential Reading for IELTS (15 points)

1 vii 2 i 3 iv 4 viii 5 vi

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Given 7 Yes 8 Yes 9 No 10 Not given

WRITING (50 points)

Part 1 Table description (20 points)

Model Answer 1:

The table data provides information on potato consumption and production in different parts

of the world in 2006 Overall, average potato intake in Europe was the highest while Asia and Europe were the major potato producers in 2006.

As the data suggests, an average European ate slightly over 96 kilograms potato in 2006 which was higher than the potato consumption in other parts of the world With roughly 58 kg potato consumption per person in 2006, North America stood at the second top position Asia, despite its highest potato accumulation, accounted for roughly 26 kg per person potato intake South and Central American citizens ate more than 23 kg per person while the least potato consumption could be observed in Africa, just over 14 kg per African.

Asian countries produced over 131 million tonnes potato in 2006 which was significantly higher than the potato growth in Africa and America Europe’s potato harvesting was the second largest, approximately 5 million tonnes less than that of Asia It is worth noticing that Asia and Europe were the principal potato growers in 2006.

Part 2 Essay writing (30 points)

TRANSCRIPT

Part 1

Part 2.

Hey there!

Welcome to Life Noggin

A lot of people have requested that I do a video on cancer, and

i know it’s a pretty heavy subject, but I think we can learn a lot Just reading up about it, I found that in the United States this year, an estimated 1.7 million people will be diagnosed with cancer and an estimated 600,000 people will die of cancer? There will also be $5 billion spent funding the National Cancer Institute, which is the United States’ main agency for cancer research

and training

With all that money being used in research, are we close to finding a cure?

It turns out that there are some newer treatments that seem promising, and we’ll talk about those in a minute, but first,

what is cancer exactly?

It’s important to note that cancer is not just one disease it’s a term we use that refers to a collection of over 100 diseases, including breast cancer, which is one of the most common

cancers in women in the United

States, and retinoblastoma, a rare eye cancer that usually

affects children 5 years or younger

Cancers start off when cells go bad, accumulating specific

genetic mutations, dividing out of control, and evading death

In most cancers, this can result in lumps, or tumors, that invade nearby tissue

Most symptoms vary depending on cancer type

For instance, skin cancer is often associated with abnormal growths on the surface of the skin, including bumps,

discoloration, lesions, or changes to existing moles

While indications for lung cancer include a persistent cough, shortness of breath, and chest pain, among others

And each type of cancer may require a different treatment or cure

To help fight it, you can use things like high doses of radiation, chemotherapy drugs, and targeted therapy

But even with these methods, cancer cells can still find ways to hide or build a resistance to treatment

Here’s where the newer treatments and research comes in Earlier this year, a study performed on mice found two new ways that could overcome resistance to a certain targeted

therapy drug

The resistance seems to be caused by an increase in insulin, a hormone that regulates blood sugar

The researchers found that when giving the drug in conjunction with either a high-fat, ketogenic diet or with a common drug used to treat type 2 diabetes, they saw greater tumor

shrinkage than with just the targeted therapy drug alone

There’s also a newer treatment method called immunotherapy, which helps the immune system fight cancer cells

A recent study tested the effects of the immunotherapy drug pembrolizumab, also known as Keytruda, on patients with a common type of lung cancer

This drug works by blocking a specific protein interaction that lets cancer cells instruct immune cells to ignore them

Used in combination with chemotherapy, researchers found that patients were 51 percent less likely to die compared to chemo patients receiving a placebo

Advancements like these in cancer treatment has helped

patients live longer lives

From 1991 to 2015, the rate of cancer related deaths dropped

by a total of 26 percent, translating to over 2.3 million lives saved

So, while progress may be slow, we are definitely moving in the right direction

If you have any stories, or experiences related to this subject, and you feel comfortable with sharing, let us know more in the comment section below!

Be supportive Be kind, and check out some links in the

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Part 3

Part 4

Dengue is the commonest mosquito-borne viral infection in humans Every year, over 100 million people get infected with dengue and around ten-thousand people die from it It used to

be localized to Asia, South America, and Africa But increased global mobility due to tourism and migrations is slowly making dengue a global disease

Dengue is an RNA virus in the family, Flavivirus It has four different antigenic varieties Infection with one type provides lifelong immunity to that type, but only short term immunity to other types If you get a subsequent infection with a different type, it increases the risk of developing severe complications of dengue

Dengue is transmitted mainly by the mosquito Aedes aegypti, which breeds in standing water containers such as tires, barrels, and discarded bottles The mosquito becomes infective about two weeks after feeding on an infected person and remains infective for life

Symptoms appear about 5-6 days after the mosquito bite Dengue can present in many ways

1 Some patients are asymptomatic or develop only a mild fever

2 In Classic Dengue Fever, the patient gets fever for about three days The fever then subsides and returns again in a couple of days This biphasic pattern of fever is called saddleback fever

a Fever is associated with fatigue, skin rashes, retro-orbital pain and backache It’s also called break-bone fever because of severe joint and muscle pains

3 Dengue hemorrhagic fever is a severe form of dengue It’s believed to be the result of two or more sequential infections with different antigenic types

a It starts as a mild upper respiratory tract infection

b Then all of a sudden Plasma of the blood leaks into the pleural space and peritoneal cavity This phenomenon is known

as capillary leak syndrome These patients also have low platelet (tế bào gây đông máu) levels and may develop bleeding into the skin or gastrointestinal tract and go into dengue shock syndrome

NS1 antigen testing or virus isolation can be done in the early stages of fever, to support the clinical diagnosis Antibodies

specific to dengue can be identified after the initial phase of the disease

There is no effective cure for dengue But supportive care is essential to prevent death from complications

One dengue vaccine has been licensed so far, but there are a few issues about its safety Destroying the breeding sites of mosquitos and applying mosquito repellents are the best ways

to prevent dengue