gốm sứ thủy tinh phục vụ như là các tế bào hình nón mũi tên lửa và là vương miện cho răng, hạt thủy tinh nhỏ dùng liều bức xạ bên trong cơ thể đến các cơ quan cụ thể, thậm chí một loại mới của kính thời chất thải hạt nhân để xử lý mà không mong muốn | PAPER 3 MARKS PART1 15 PART 2 10 PART 3 12 PART 4 16 PART 5 40-43 8 44 14 TOTAL 75 To be converted to a score out of 40 marks. PAPER 4 LISTENING I PART 1 1 MARK PER QUESTION TOTAL 8 1 The speaker says that nobody knows what the phrase means beyond the vague idea that although they do understand from it that it means that the arts and sciences are worryingly separate and at loggerheads in direct opposition and total disagreement . The use of the word worryingly is crucial here because by using it the speaker indicates that he regards the situation described as something which does or should cause people to worry. A The writer says that at National Science Week scientists will be trying to convince people that science is as important as the arts and he wonders if they are right about this or whether science really is a narrow of little interest or relevance to others specialism. He does not actually state his view on that he merely asks the question and so he doesn t say that he or anyone else thinks that there is no longer the total separation between the arts and science that the phrase The Two Cultures describes. C Scientists will be speaking at the event and they will be talking about the relative importance of science and the arts but the speaker does not say or imply that the phrase The Two Cultures is mainly used by scientists rather than other people. 2 The speaker uses sarcasm language intended to have the opposite of its real meaning in order to criticize when talking about Snow. He says that he distinguished himself this normally means made himself noticed and admired not because he worked in both the arts and science but because he achieved nothing in either the field of the arts or the field of science in other words he was exceptional because he failed in both fields . A The speaker says that Snow s novels were unspeakable too terrible to describe and that the highlight most significant part best point of his scientific career was a claim that was .
