Questions 1 – 10

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COOKERY CLASSES

Questions 14-20

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Proposed traffic changes in Granford

14BAIECHGD New traffic lights

15ACEGHBDI Pedestrian crossing

16DGEIABCH Parking allowed

17BDGAICEH New ‘No Parking’ sign

18EGIBHCDA New disabled parking spaces

19AGDEIBHC Widened pavement

20DEHBACGI Lorry loading/unloading restrictions

Questions 26-30

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Stage in the experiment

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Questions 31 – 40

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Effects of urban environments on animals

Introduction

Recent urban developments represent massive environmental changes. It was previously thought that only a few animals were suitable for city life, e.g.

● the 31 – because of its general adaptability

● the pigeon – because walls of city buildings are similar to 32

In fact, many urban animals are adapting with unusual 33.

Recent research

● Emilie Snell-Rood studied small urbanised mammal specimens from museums in Minnesota.

– She found the size of their 34 had increased.

– She suggests this may be due to the need to locate new sources of 35 and to deal with new dangers.

● Catarina Miranda focused on the 36 of urban and rural blackbirds.

– She found urban birds were often braver, but were afraid of situations that were 37

● Jonathan Atwell studies how animals respond to urban environments.

– He found that some animals respond to 38 by producing lower levels of hormones.

● Sarah Partan’s team found urban squirrels use their 39 to help them communicate.

Long-term possibilities

Species of animals may develop which are unique to cities. However, some changes may not be 40