Correct Answer: 1, 2, 4

3 is incorrect because the writer says that individual gardens expressed their owners' political affiliations, but
this was not an influence on the English landscape garden.

5 is incorrect because no mention is made of gardens from classical Greece and Rome, only of classical Greek and
Roman temples and statues.

1 is correct because the speaker says: There then came a backlash against this rigid formality, led by, among others, the poet Alexander Pope. Pope and his allies argued for a more natural nature.

2 is correct because the speaker says: Until the picturesque style emerged as part and parcel of the Romantic
Movement, gardens had been strictly formal ... There then came a backlash against this rigid formality .. ..

4 is correct because the speaker says: Lord Burlington was a major figure in the landscape garden movement, and he was famously influenced by ... the picturesque or romanticized landscapes of Italian cln.ssical painting.

Correct Answer : 2,3,6

1 is incorrect because the technique was used in Japan in the past.

4 is incorrect for the same reason.

5 is incorrect for the same reason.

2, 3 and 6 are correct because the speaker says: At the same time, the craft seems to have been widely established, even commonplace, elsewhere: for example, in India, Mexico and Peru, where the same techniques continue to be practised today.

Correct Answer : 2, 4, 5

1 is incorrect because France is mentioned as a country where people who don't vote are punished, not by law, but by having a government llley didn't elect raise tlleir taxes.

3 is incorrect for the same reason.

6 is incorrect because the law is no longer acted on in Greece.

2 is correct because the speaker says: ... in Bolivia, non-voters may be banned from using banks or schools for up to three months.

4 and 5 are correct because the speaker says: In Austria, for example, failure to vote results in an automatic fine,
as it does in Australia.