Question 1 - 6
Choose appropriate options A, B, or C.
1.
Daniel mentions the research about walking and creativity to Katie because
she has read it too.
what she says reminds him of it.
he thinks she might like to do similar research.
2.
In the experiments, researchers compared participants' creativity when walking and when
sitting.
running.
listening to music.
3.
Daniel says that in each experiment, there was a different
type of control group.
pattern of activities.
way of selecting participants.
4.
Daniel thinks the experiment with words is
biased in favour of certain people
a good indicator of creativity.
open to personal interpretation.
5.
What is Katie and Daniels attitude to the experiment on focused thinking?
they are doubtful about its aims.
they are confused by its methods.
they are cautious about its conclusions.
6.
Katie thinks that the best way forward is to consider
whether other types of exercise affect creativity.
the cause of the improvement in creativity.
how the results can be applied to creativity in real life.
Question 7 - 10
Choose FOUR answers from the box and write the correct letter, A-G.
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
7.
walking with thin-soled footwear
8.
walking in the mountains
9.
walking for the elderly
10.
walking long distances
List of options
A
improved balance
B
greater stamina
C
better eyesight
D
lower blood pressure
E
regular sleeping pat
F
stronger bones
G
weight red
. . .