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    FCE Use of English Part 1 Test 3 Answer Sheet A B C D 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11

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    Never get lost again! NavStar is an abbreviation for Navigation System using Time And Ranging, which refers to 18 satellites that orbit Earth transmitting radio signals. GPS stands for Global Positioning System and uses these satellite signals along with ground computers to calculate locations. During the Gulf War, GPS helped allied armies navigate vast desert areas faster than enemies. Now GPS is widely used by businesses to track vehicle locations and in map programs for motorists navigating new places.

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    FCE Use of English Part 1 Test 3 Answer Sheet A B C D 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11

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    Never get lost again! NavStar is an abbreviation for Navigation System using Time And Ranging, which refers to 18 satellites that orbit Earth transmitting radio signals. GPS stands for Global Positioning System and uses these satellite signals along with ground computers to calculate locations. During the Gulf War, GPS helped allied armies navigate vast desert areas faster than enemies. Now GPS is widely used by businesses to track vehicle locations and in map programs for motorists navigating new places.

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    Never Get Lost Again

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    Never get lost again! NavStar is an abbreviation for Navigation System using Time And Ranging, which refers to 18 satellites that orbit Earth transmitting radio signals. GPS stands for Global Positioning System and uses these satellite signals along with ground computers to calculate locations. During the Gulf War, GPS helped allied armies navigate vast desert areas faster than enemies. Now GPS is widely used by businesses to track vehicle locations and in map programs for motorists navigating new places.

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    FCE Use of English Part 1 Test 3 Answer Sheet A B C D 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11

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    Never get lost again! NavStar is an abbreviation for Navigation System using Time And Ranging, which refers to 18 satellites that orbit Earth transmitting radio signals. GPS stands for Global Positioning System and uses these satellite signals along with ground computers to calculate locations. During the Gulf War, GPS helped allied armies navigate vast desert areas faster than enemies. Now GPS is widely used by businesses to track vehicle locations and in map programs for motorists navigating new places.

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    Never get lost again!

    You ..1.. probably never heard of NavStar, but you may have heard ..2.. the
    initials GPS. These two names are abbreviations. NavStar is the short form
    of the ..3.. clumsy words Navigation System using Time And Ranging, and
    GPS ..4.. for Global Positioning System. And they mean that in the ..5..
    future, you will never get lost again.
    NavStar is in ..6.. eighteen satellites which orbit the earth at an altitude of
    over 20 000 km. These satellites go around the world on different orbits, so
    that at ..7.. two of them are in the sky over every part of the Earth. This
    means that NavStar is somewhere overhead ..8.. you are reading this.
    These satellites transmit a radio signal. They are the most important ..9.. of
    the whole system, which is called GPS.
    GPS as a ..10.. includes computers on the ground which calculate the time
    that it takes for the radio signals from NavStar to reach them. ..11.. this
    information, they can tell the people using the computers where they are.
    During the Gulf war, which was ..12.. in huge open spaces in the desert,
    GPS helped the allied armies to get to their targets faster than their enemies
    believed possible.
    Today GPS is ..13.. by all sorts of businesses. Vehicles ..14.. with GPS
    allow their bases to know where they are at every minute of the day. GPS
    also works with map programmes on computers. Already some motorists
    use GPS to drive confidently to places they have never ..15.. to before.

    FCE Use of English part 1 test 3 Answer sheet


    A
    B
    C
    D
    1.
    2.
    3.
    4.
    5.
    6.
    7.
    8.
    9.
    10.
    11.

    could

    have

    may

    can

    of

    that

    in

    or

    bit

    other

    rather

    just

    works

    places

    stands

    holds

    close

    near

    coming

    soon

    real

    deed

    actual

    fact

    least

    minimum

    fewest

    last

    as

    during

    for

    now

    bite

    area

    sort

    part

    idea

    whole

    fact

    entity

    After

    Because

    Using

    Thanks

    12.
    13.
    14.
    15.

    done

    fought

    battle

    happened

    using

    benefit

    good

    used

    carried

    loaded

    fitted

    worked

    been

    visited

    went

    come

    1. She always forgets her bag when she goes. goes


    Every
    forgets her bag.

    2. He asked if I could lend him my car. I


    He asked, "Can
    your car?"

    3. John is shorter than Mike but taller than Fred.. than


    Fred
    and John.

    4. You must hand in the forms by Friday.. be


    The
    in by Friday.

    5. I will take revenge for that.. back

    I will

    for that.

    6. Only Jack could do that.. Jack


    Nobody
    do that.

    7. Please tell me what happens next.. let


    what happens next.

    8. Would you like a rest now?. take


    Would you like
    now?

    9. He asked me what I was doing there.. doing


    He asked " What
    ?"

    10. He isn't very busy today.. lot


    He doesn't
    do today.

    1. Every time she goes she forgets her bag.


    2. He asked "Can I borrow your car?"
    3. Fred is shorter than Mike and John.
    4. The forms must be handed in by Friday.
    5. I will get my own back for that.
    6. Nobody but Jack could do that.
    7. Let me know what happens next.
    8. Would you like to take a break now?
    9. He asked "What are you doing here?"
    10. He doesn't have a lot to do today.
    1. C2. A3. C4. C5. B6. D7. A8. A9. D10.B11.C12.B13.D14.C
    15.A

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