English Test - 9th Form Diploma | 2020

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9th Form National Diploma

2020

English Test

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1. Tick (√) the right option. (1 mark) The text is mainly about a young caregiver who had to a) help her father get well. □ b)look after her sick parents. □ c) do the housework. □ 2. What does the underlined word in the text refer to? (1 mark)us (paragraph 3) refers to: .........................3. Find a word in paragraph 4 meaning nearly the same as (1 mark)create: ..................... 4. Fill in the blanks with only one word from paragraph 4. (2 marks)Sarah supported other carers like her and helped them to gather in a special local group. As a young and …………. caregiver, she received a universal …………… for all her distinguished work. 5. Give a personal justified answer to the following question. (1 mark) Would you be as caring as Sarah if your parents ever had a serious disease? Why? Why not? I …………………………. because …………………………………............

Adapted from The Guardian (02 Feb, 2013)

1- Sarah Thomas started looking after her mother Carole, who had a brain disease, from a very early age. Later, when her father, Ray, had a bone disease, she became his carer, too. Sarah, who is now 18, continues to do everything from general household chores to many other day-to-day jobs. 2- Sarah’s earliest duties were things such as unfolding Carole’s walking stick, lending her a shoulder to lean on to get out of a chair and doing basic housework. Later, she started to give her father injections, do more housework, plan meals and check medicines, as well as help both of them in the shower and bathroom. 3- Neither Carole nor Ray felt guilty about the role Sarah had to play. « I think the illness has given us advantages as a family, » said Carole. « Not only have she and I had much more time together than most families, but I think the illness has made me a better person. » 4- Sarah started meeting other young carers and helped to establish a local group for them. Soon, the group became the catalyst for Sarah’s passionate campaigning for young carers and she continued to call for better support. In 2010, Sarah won the international Caregiver Award in recognition of her work.

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