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THEME 1 APPENDIX

7 Information Gap 12 GRADE
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Student A

Take turns to ask and answer the questions to complete the text using the clues in the
parentheses.

Do you know the 1 (what) indeed give important clues about your
personality? While listening to any type of music 2 , (how) you may
not truly recognize the reason why you choose it, even if these choices are mostly deduced from
3 (where). Yes, music has a significant effect on the lives of
people throughout the world; that’s why 4 (who) have a great
variety of studies on what individual factors might influence people’s musical preferences.
5 (which) large-scale studies, conducted by researchers at Heriot-Watt
University, examined 6 (how many) participants from different parts
of the world. 7 (who) rated more than 104 different musical styles
along with offering information about aspects of their personalities. Based on the study, there is
8 (what) that people often make between who they are as
an individual and their musical tastes. The researcher, Adrian North, states that people
9 (when) be defensive on their taste in music choice
might have a connection between how much it relates to attitudes and personality.
10 (who) also emphasizes that people identify themselves through
music and exploit it as a tool to connect to other people.

Student B
Take turns to ask and answer the questions to complete the text using the clues in the
parentheses.

Do you know the contents of your playlist indeed give a
(what) about your personality? While listening to any type of music fondly, you may not
b (how) recognize the reason why you choose it, even if these
choices are mostly deduced from your momentary feelings. Yes, music has a significant effect on
the lives of people c (where); that’s why many researchers have a
great variety of studies on what individual factors might influence d
(whose) musical preferences. One of these large-scale studies, conducted by researchers
at e (where), examined more than 36,000 participants from
f (where). Participants rated g (how
many) different musical styles along with offering information about aspects of their personalities.
Based on the study, there is a link that people often make between who they are as an individual and
their musical tastes. h , , (who) states that
people sometimes be defensive on their taste in music choice might have a connection between how
much it relates to i (what). North also emphasizes that people identify
themselves through music and exploit it j (how) to connect to other
people.

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