Question 1
1. Read again the first part of Source A from lines 1 to 10 (as found in the November 2018 exam paper insert).
Ask most people who ride a bike regularly in the UK and they’ll happily recount a list of terrifying or alarming incidents caused by the deliberate actions of another road user, usually someone in a motor vehicle. My last such incident happened just under a week ago, when a driver decided to overtake my bike very closely and at speed on a narrow residential street near my home in south-east London. I was unharmed, but the driver was gambling on the assumption that I would not, for example, hit a sudden pothole and swerve or wobble. Inevitably the congested traffic meant I caught up with the driver at the next junction. His relatively minor, but nonetheless very real, roll of the dice with my chances of making it home safely that evening had all been for nothing. That’s appallingly common. |
Choose four statements below which are true.
A Most people in Britain ride a bike regularly.
B Most UK cyclists are pleased about the number of dangerous incidents on the roads.
C The writer has never had a dangerous incident whilst cycling.
D The writer lives in south-east London.
E As the car passed, the writer did not swerve.
F The writer soon caught up with the driver.
G The writer thought the driver’s actions had been pointless.
H It is rare to meet dangerous drivers whilst cycling.
[4 marks]
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