(60 minutes, 250–300 words)

An English magazine has a weekly column called “Discovering the world”. As part of their new investigation into cultural issues, they have asked you to write a report based on your own survey of the top popular tourist spots in London in2010among teenagers from different countries.

In your report say:

1. What counties do the teenagers taking part in the survey represent?
2. What does the survey demonstrate?
3. Have there been any changes since 2010?

Do not forget to follow the rules of report writing and use an appropriate style.

(60 minutes, 250–300 words)

An English magazine has a weekly column called “Exploring the UK”. As part of their new investigation, they have asked you to write a report based on your own research of the purposes of visiting the UK by Russian schoolchildren in 2000–2014.

In your report:

1. Compare the purposes of visiting the UK in 2000 – 2014.
2. Explain the changes reasoning your suggestions.
3. Name the possible future changes.

Do not forget to follow the rules of report writing and use an appropriate style.

Part 4 (25 minutes)

Maximum points — 15

Writing

In an English-language magazine you saw the following announcement about a competition and decided to participate in it.

Welcome to the Internet!

Win a brand new laptop plus all the essential software and a year's free Internet access.

Write and tell us about the changes the Internet has brought about in the tourism industry in our country.

We will publish the winning article in next month's issue.

Write your competition article.

In your article you should:

• start with a title;
• make an introduction;
• mention at least two positive and two negative changes the Internet has brought in the tourism industry in our country;
• write if people can rely on the Internet when they travel;
• give your ideas what the future for the Internet will be in the tourism industry in our country;
• make a conclusion.

Write 180–200 words.