Form & note completion practice: 16 October 2026

The 21 form & note completion questions from the test of 16 October 2026, in Parts 2, 3 and 4. Your answers are marked as soon as you check them.

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Part 2

Questions 15-20Form & note completion

Questions 15 - 20 Complete the flow chart below. Write ONE WORD OR A NUMBR for each answer.

Questions 21-25Form & note completion

Complete the sentences below. Write ONE WORD OR A NUMBER for each answer.Part - 3 Questions 21 - 25

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Ministers and officials put the of the agriculture business first.
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Hormones make cattle faster, thus making meat production more profitable.
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The use of harmones was banned over years ago in Europe.
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The USA and Canada asked the TWO to declare the ban .
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Danish study that hormones are over more dangerous than was previously through.

Questions 26-30Form & note completion

Questions 26 - 30 Complete the summary below. Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS OR A NUMBER for each answer.

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The government has not been testing beef which is
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much to the anger of Mr Verrall. About of the beef
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which British people eat comes from abroad, some of it from Brazil, a country which, on paper, does not allow the use of .
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However , which some EU inspectors visited a Brazilian farm , they found a of the banned substance. This is not
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the first food scandal we have had in this country. Several months ago , a well - known chocolate company found out its sweets were contaminated with of salmonella.

Questions 31-35Form & note completion

Complete the sentences below. Write NO MORE THAN ONE WORD for each answer.

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Bilingualism can be defined as having an equal level of communicative in two or more languages.
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Early research suggested that bilingualism caused problems with and mental development.
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Early research into bilingualism is now rejected because it did not consider the and economic backgrounds of the children.
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It is now thought that there is a relationship between bilingualism and cognitive skills in children.
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Research done by Ellen Bialystok in Canada now suggests that the effects of bilingualism also apply to .

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