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November 2019 — N6 — Tourist Destinations
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2.5ALL the questions in
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2.5SECTION counts 50 marks.
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3.5SECTION C counts 30 marks. Select ONE countr y from QUESTIONS 4.1
4.3SECTION D counts 30 marks. ALL the questions in
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1.1Various options are given as possible answers to the following questions. Choose the answer and write only the letter (A D\ next to the question number (1.1.1
1.15\in the ANSWER BOOK.
1.1.1The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland consists one two three four
1.1.2s paradise in London. Piccadilly Circus Oxford
1.1.3is situated on the right side of the river Thames. Tower of London Houses of Parliament
1.1.4Notting Hill Carnival August October
1.1.5Canterbury is the major visitor attraction in Kent and a museum sporting
1.1.6Winchester is i the county Surrey
1.1.7The coastal resort city is sometimes called the English Riviera Glastonbury
1.1.8is the principle attraction in Edinburgh Old
1.1.9St Andrews Linlithgow Stirling Glasgow
1.1.10is the capital of the Scottish Highlands Inverness Aberdeen
1.11The electric rail service in Dublin, Ireland is called BOB Thalys Metro DART
1.1.12a glass of strong black coffee, brown sugar and whiskey. Stout Guinness Irish Coffee Dublin Coffee
1.1.13The main attraction in Cashel is the Cathedral of Cashel Symphony orchestra of Cashel Art festival of
1.1.14The Cork Film Festival is in May January
1.1.15ou will find the Cliffs of Moher in /on the
1.2Ireland is known for its natural attractions. Provide some information about the following attractions
1.2.1Cliffs of Moher
1.2.2Ring of Kerry
1.2.3
1.3Identify the city/town/attraction in the Scot tish Highlands that matches each of the following descriptions
1.3.1s northernmost city
1.3.2natural crack in the Earth s surface
1.3.3fairy tale 14th century castle and home of Macbeth
1.3.4Largest resort on the west coast
1.3.5Known for its bizarre basalt rock formations and cliffs
1.3.6Largest Scottish sland
1.3.7Train that takes a scenic route between Fort William and Mallaig
1.3.8
1.4In which count y is each of the following National Parks located
1.4.1The Lake District ational Park
1.4.2The Exmoor National Park
1.4.3
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2.5Write each country of your choice in CAPITALS at the TOP of a NEW page. Complete the table by writing only the answer next to the question number in
2.1rance CAPITAL TIME ZONE LANGUAGE DESCRIPTION OF KEY TOURIST ATTRACTIONS THREE
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2.1.8Eiffel Tower (3\ IATA CODE FOR THE CAPITAL CURRENCY
2.1.9Arc de Triomphe (3\
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2.1.5(1\
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2.1.11Notre Dame Cathedral (3\
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2.2Germany CAPITAL TIME ZONE LANGUAGE DESCRIPTION OF KEY TOURIST ATTRACTIONS THREE facts each\
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2.2.8Brandenburg ate (3\ IATA CODE FOR THE CAPITAL CURRENCY
2.2.9Neuschwanstein astle (3\
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2.2.10Rock of Lorelei (3\ HEALTH REQUIREMENTS BEST TIME TO VISIT THE COUNTRY
2.2.11Black Forrest (3\
2.2.3(2\
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2.2.12Alexanderplatz (3\ (25\ OR/AND
2.3ustria CAPITAL TIME ZONE LANGUAGE DESCRIPTION OF KEY TOURIST ATTRACTIONS (T HREE
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2.3.8Ringstrasse (3\ IATA CODE FOR THE CAPITAL CURRENCY
2.3.9Wachau Valley (3\
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2.3.10Residenz (3\ HEALTH REQUIREMENTS BEST TIME TO VISIT THE COUNTRY
2.3.11Kitzb hel (3\
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2.3.12Hofberg (3\ (25\ OR/AND 22030126
2.4witzerland CAPITAL TIME ZONE LANGUAGE DESCRIPTION OF KEY TOURIST ATTRACTIONS (Three facts each\
2.4.1(1\
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2.4.9Bear Pit (3\
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2.4.10Chapel Bridge (3\ HEALTH REQUIREMENTS BEST TIME TO VISIT THE COUNTRY
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2.4.6(2\
2.4.12Jardin Angla (3\ (25\
2.5The etherlands CAPITAL TIME ZONE LANGUAGE DESCRIPTION OF KEY TOURIST ATTRACTIONS (Three facts each\
2.5.1(1\
2.5.4(1\
2.5.7(2\
2.5.8Oude Kerk (3\ IATA CODE FOR THE CAPITAL CURRENCY
2.5.9Van Gogh Museum (3\
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2.5.10Keukenhof Garden (3\ HEALTH REQUIREMENTS BEST TIME TO VISIT THE COUNTRY
2.5.11The Hague (3\
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2.5.12Rembrandt House Museum (3\ (25\ TOTAL SECTION B: 50 22030126
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3.1.10in your ANSWER BOOK.
3.1.1Identify the capital at no. 1.
3.1.2Identify the capital at no. 2.
3.1.3Identify the capital at no. 3.
3.1.4Identify the city at no. 4.
3.1.5Identify the mountain range at no. 5.
3.1.6Identify the river at no. 6.
3.1.7Identify the sea at no. 7.
3.1.8Identify the sea at no. 8.
3.1.9Identify the mountain at no. 9
3.1.10
3.5Explain to a tourist why each attraction in the country of your choice is worth a visit
3.2Portugal Castle of S o Jorge
3.3Spain Palacio Real Royal Palace
3.4Italy Colosseum Ponte Vecchio Leaning
3.5Greece The Parthenon
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4.1Egypt Choose a name or term from COLUMN B that matches a description in COLUMN A. Write only the letter (A Q\next to the question number (4.1.1
4.1.15\the ANSWER BOOK. COLUMN A COLUMN B
4.1.15Local urrency Time one Beans cooked with oil and lemon Legal drinking age Best shopping area in Cairo
4.3Israel Choose a name or term from COLUMN B that matches a description in COLUMN A. Write only the letter (A Q\next to the question number (4.3.1
4.3.15\the ANSWER BOOK. COLUMN A COLUMN B
4.3.15Local currency Time zone Tiny balls of lentils, deep fried, stuffed into pita bread Garlicky chickpea dip Israeli beer Largest collection of buildings constructed in the Bauhaus style in Tel Aviv The city where King Solomon imported
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5.1Use ADDENDUM B (attached\ and your own prescribed resources to answer the following questions.
5.1.1Where is Chicago situated? (2\
5.1.2What is Chicago nickname? (1\
5.1.3hy is Chicago known as the irthplace of the skyscraper (1\
5.1.4List FIVE of these famous skyscrapers. (5\
5.1.5Refer to the fun fact sheet in ADDENDUM B and discuss why Chicago is a superb tourist destination (5\
5.1.6Why would renting a bike be a good idea to explore Chicago? (2\
5.1.7Motivate why Chicago is the most ethnically diverse city in the USA? (2\
5.1.8List FIVE of these diverse cultures. (5\
5.1.9Name the largest recreational pier in the USA. (1\
5.2Complete the following sentences by writing down the missing word or words next to the question number (5.2.1
5.2.7\the ANSWER BOOK.
5.2.1(2\
5.2.2ark. (2\
5.2.3(2\
5.2.4visitors to the old gambling dens and drinking halls. (2\
5.2.5Chicago is home to the world allet. (2\
5.2.6(4\
5.2.7The Ledge at (2\ TOTAL SECTION E: 40 GRAND TOTAL: 200 22030126
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Mark Allocation
Total200 marks
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TitleDocument
SubjectTourist Destinations
LevelN6
Document typeQuestion paper
Year2019
MonthNovember
Pages16
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Decade2010s
Years ago7y
SeasonSpring (SH)
Start dayFriday
Exam periodNovember 2019
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