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1、 This document consists of 13 printed pages and 1 blank page. UCLES 2012 Turn over Cambridge International Examinations Cambridge International General Certificate of Secondary Education ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE 0510/01 Paper 1 Reading and Writing (Core) For Examination from 2015 SPECIMEN PAPER
2、1 hour 30 minutes Candidates answer on the Question Paper. No Additional Materials are required. READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS FIRST Write your Centre number, candidate number and name on the work you hand in. Write in dark blue or black pen. Do not use staples, paper clips, glue or correction fluid. Answ
3、er all questions. Dictionaries are not allowed. The number of marks is given in brackets at the end of each question or part question. 2 UCLES 2012 0510/01/SP/15 Exercise 1 Read the following advertisement for WaterAid, a charity that provides clean drinking water for people throughout the world, an
4、d then answer the questions on the opposite page. Get involved . in an event London Triathlon WaterAid is proud to be the Official Charity for the London Triathlon. Take part as an individual or as part of a relay team and swim, bike and run for WaterAid in the largest triathlon event in the world.
5、Taste for Life WaterAids new fundraising initiative “Taste for Life” is easy and fun! Get together with friends and family, enjoy good food, and raise funds for WaterAid. Holding a Taste for Life event is simple: invite your friends and neighbours over for a feast (a picnic, lunch or barbecue), ask
6、them to make a donation to WaterAid and encourage them to join the Taste for Life group by holding their own event. . in your area Put a Spring in your Step A sponsored walk is a great way of raising funds for our work and for creating awareness of world water issues, so get walking for water with y
7、our school or youth group. Please email walkforwaterwateraid.org for your free fundraising booklet. Sing for Water Turn your passion for singing into clean water for people in another country. To hold a “Sing for Water” event in your community all you need is a venue and willing singers. WaterAid ha
8、s a range of resources to help you, including specially written music and words. Please email singforwaterwateraid.org to find out more. . at work Give an Hour Every day many of the worlds poorest people are prevented from going to work to earn money because they must spend hours searching all over
9、the countryside in order to find and collect their water. Donate the pay you receive for just one hour of work to WaterAid on World Water Day and make a real difference. Play the Lottery If youre looking for a fun way to support WaterAids vital work, why not promote the WaterAid lottery? Its simple
10、to join and easy to play each entry costs just 1 and prizes of up to 500 can be won. Email fionablakewateraid.org or visit www.wateraid.org/lottery to find out more. Turn Food into Water There are many ways to “Turn Food into Water” . For example, invite your work colleagues to a celebratory dinner
11、party. Tell everyone to bring a present, which will be sold to the highest bidder in an auction. Or else, buy a large cream cake and sell a numbered ticket to each guest; the lucky person with the winning number can take the cake home. Our free Food into Water fundraising leaflet contains other idea
12、s to help you plan a successful event. 3 UCLES 2012 0510/01/SP/15 Turn over (a) Which three activities must Triathlon competitors do? 1 (b) How can your friends and neighbours become members of the Taste for Life group? 1 (c) How much does a WaterAid fundraising booklet cost? 1 (d) What can WaterAid
13、 give you to help run a Sing for Water event? 1 (e) Why are many of the worlds poorest people unable to go to work? 1 (f) How much are you encouraged to donate on World Water Day? 1 (g) For what purpose are readers advised to contact Fiona Blake? 1 Total: 7 4 UCLES 2012 0510/01/SP/15 Exercise 2 Read
14、 the following article about the lifestyle of ants, and then answer the questions on the opposite page. Six Legs Good Without ants, the world would be in chaos. Soil would be unable to sustain much life. Dead leaves, insects and small animals would litter the earths surface. Thousands of species of
15、flowering plants would disappear into extinction, with no creatures to transport their pollen. Like mobile dots, ants can suddenly appear in sugar bowls, crawl into neat lines over shoes or ruin an otherwise perfect picnic. They are silent, and often annoying, specimens of one of the most successful
16、 forms of life on Earth. There are 14,000 species of ants, with probably an equal number yet to be discovered, whose combined weight is more than that of the worlds entire human population. They have perfected a life that is more social than anything achieved by humans. Ants were building their own homes and colonies millions of years before humans had even considered walking on two legs. Ants have fascinated philosophers, writers and naturalists fo
