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1 FOR OFFICIAL USE Mark X063/0/0 NATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS 0 FRIDAY, JUNE 9.00 AM 9.45 AM SPANISH INTERMEDIATE Reading Fill in these boxes and read what is printed below. Full name of centre Town Forename(s) Surname Date of birth Day Month Year Scottish candidate number Number of seat When you are told to do so, open your paper and write your answers in English in the spaces provided. You may use a Spanish dictionary. Before leaving the examination room you must give this book to the Invigilator. If you do not, you may lose all the marks for this paper. SA X063/0/0 6/70 *X063/0/0*
2 You are thinking of spending the summer in Spain and browse the Internet for information and ideas.. You come across a site with background information about life in Spain. Bancos Los bancos están abiertos de lunes a viernes desde las nueve hasta las dos. Tiendas Las tiendas cierran normalmente a mediodía excepto en las grandes ciudades. En la calle Madrid no es considerada una ciudad peligrosa, pero a veces hay incidentes en los mercados, museos y parques. (a) In the grid below tick ( ) True or False beside each statement. True False Banks are open Monday to Friday from 9 till. Shops close at lunchtime even in the big cities. (b) Complete the following sentence. 3 Madrid is not considered to be a incidents sometimes occur in the city, but, museums and. [X063/0/0] Page two
3 . You read some information about the city of Bilbao. Bilbao es una de las ciudades más grandes de España. Está en el norte del país, muy cerca de las montañas. Bilbao es famoso por el museo Guggenheim, sus bares de tapas, sus actividades culturales, y sus fabulosos edificios. Además, la vida nocturna en Bilbao es genial. (a) What is the first thing you are told about Bilbao? (b) Where exactly is Bilbao? Mention one fact. (c) Apart from the Guggenheim museum, give details of two things Bilbao is famous for. (d) What is the last comment made about Bilbao? [Turn over [X063/0/0] Page three
4 3. You come across a website which you think might be useful for finding a job. StudentJob La web de trabajo para estudiantes StudentJob es el sitio ideal para los estudiantes que quieren ganar dinero durante las vacaciones. Ofrece puestos de trabajo a tiempo parcial en todas las regiones de España. En el verano hay un montón de posibilidades de trabajo: socorrista en una piscina, monitor en un campamento de vacaciones o recepcionista en un hotel en la costa son algunas de las opciones. Este año muchos estudiantes quieren trabajar en la Feria Internacional de Zaragoza para ganar experiencia profesional. Se necesitan jóvenes para controlar el tráfico, servir a los clientes en los restaurantes y vender entradas en las taquillas. Cada trabajador ganará entre mil y dos mil euros. Será una oportunidad excelente para los estudiantes porque podrán practicar idiomas y aprender a relacionarse con el público. (a) (i) What kind of students is StudentJob the ideal website for? (ii) What does the website offer? Mention two details. (b) In paragraph two, what possibilities for summer jobs are mentioned? Give details of any two. [X063/0/0] Page four
5 3. (continued) (c) (i) This year, why do lots of students want to work at the International Fair in Zaragoza? (ii) What kind of work will the young people be needed for there? Mention any two things. (d) How much will each worker earn? (e) Why will this be an excellent opportunity for students? Give one reason. [Turn over [X063/0/0] Page five
6 4. You read the profiles of some people who are looking for work and have posted their details on the website. Ana Salas Busco empleo para pagar mis estudios. Me encantaría cuidar niños. Podría llevarles a la piscina, jugar en el jardín con ellos y ayudarles con sus deberes. Estoy disponible todas las tardes hasta las siete. Soy una chica con mucha paciencia. No soy fumadora. Javier Álvarez En mis ratos libres me gusta salir con mi novia, leer revistas y hacer deporte, pero mi verdadera pasión es la música. No me puedo imaginar la vida sin música. Los sábados toco la batería en un grupo con unos amigos. Me gustaría encontrar trabajo como cantante. Alberto Manzanares Quisiera encontrar trabajo en una agencia de viajes. Creo que sería muy beneficioso porque voy a estudiar turismo en la universidad. He visitado muchos países por ejemplo los Estados Unidos, Suecia, Alemania y Marruecos pero mi país favorito es, sin duda, Italia porque me encanta la comida y el paisaje. (a) Why does Ana want a job? (b) Ana would love to look after children. Mention any two things she could do with them. (c) When is Ana available to work? Tick ( ) the correct box. Every evening after seven. Every evening until seven. (d) Mention any one piece of personal information she gives about herself. [X063/0/0] Page six
7 4. (continued) (e) What does Javier like to do in his free time? Tick ( ) the two correct answers. Go sailing. Go out with his girlfriend. Read magazines. Watch sport. Go clubbing. (f) What does he say about music? Mention two things. (g) What does Javier do on a Saturday? Give details. (h) What kind of job would he like to find? (i) (i) Where would Alberto like to find a job? (ii) Why does he think this would be beneficial for him? (j) (i) Apart from Italy, mention any two countries that Alberto says he has visited. (ii) What two things make Italy his favourite country? Total (35) [END OF QUESTION PAPER] [X063/0/0] Page seven
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