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    The document discusses the origins and growth of the Model T Ford, which was the first car produced on an assembly line starting in 1908. Henry Ford realized production needed to expand quickly to meet demand, so he introduced the idea of a mass production line. This moving assembly line improved assembly speed for the Model T chassis from 12 hours to just 1 hour and 33 minutes, allowing Ford to produce over 308,000 cars in 1914.

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    The document discusses the origins and growth of the Model T Ford, which was the first car produced on an assembly line starting in 1908. Henry Ford realized production needed to expand quickly to meet demand, so he introduced the idea of a mass production line. This moving assembly line improved assembly speed for the Model T chassis from 12 hours to just 1 hour and 33 minutes, allowing Ford to produce over 308,000 cars in 1914.

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    For questions 1630, read the text below and think of the word which best fits each space. Use only one word in each space. There is an example at the beginning (0).

    The Model T Ford


    The age of the car started (0) on the 12th August 1908, when the first Model T Ford rolled off (16) ___________ worlds first assembly line. From the beginning demand was high and orders came in from all (17) ___________ the world. Henry Ford quickly realized that the company (18) ___________ have to expand quickly to meet demand. As a result, he introduced the idea (19) ___________ the mass production line. However, the company still (20) ___________ problems meeting the orders so he (21) ___________ to open another branch in Kansas City. Two years later, the company (22) ___________ producing cars on a moving assembly line. An official history of Ford says In October 1913 mass production (23) ___________ the automobile began. Before this, Ford (24) ___________ only been able to organize men and components in order (25) ___________ improve the efficiency of the Model, but the moving assembly line improved the speed of chassis assembly (26) ___________ 12 hours to only 1 hour 33 minutes. In 1914 Ford (27) ___________ 308,162 cars in his factories, (28) ___________ was more than all the other manufacturers combined. The age of (29) ___________ car had definitely arrived and the car would become the most (30) ___________ means of transport in the 20th century.

    TRANSFORMATIONS
    It really wasnt easy to find a flat in Rome. difficulty I had ______________________________________ a flat in Rome. 32 He said to me, Dont bring the dog again. told He ______________________________________ bring the dog again. 33 There were more accidents last year than this year. as This year, there were not ______________________________________ last year. 34 Despite his inability to speak the language well, he was understood. although He was understood ______________________________________ the language well. 35 Theres very little possibility of his failing the exam. chance There is a good ______________________________________ passing the exam. 36 They only gave him the job because his uncle worked there. given He ______________________________________ the job if his uncle had not worked there. 37 The firemen managed to extinguish the fire quickly. put The fire ______________________________________ by the firemen. 38 Theres little point in travelling if you expect every place to be like home. worth Its ______________________________________ if you expect every place to be like home. 39 Im sure it was John. been It ______________________________________ John. 40 When he was forty he finally got the job he wanted. until It ______________________________________ was forty that he got the job he wanted.

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    Part 1 Multiple choice cloze

    1A2B3C4B5D 6 C 7 B 8 A 9 D 10 D 11 A 12 A 13 A 14 B 15 D
    Part 2 Open cloze

    16 the 17 over 18 would/might 19 of 20 had/faced 21 decided/had 22 started/began/were 23 of 24 had 25 to 26 from 27 made/produced 28 which 29 the 30 important/popular/common
    Part 3 Transformations

    31 difficulty in finding 32 told me not to 33 as many accidents as 34 although he could not speak 35 chance of his 36 would not have been given 37 was quickly put out 38 not worth travelling 39 must have been 40 was not until he

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