bij dit examen
Let op: beantwoord een open vraag altijd in het Nederlands, behalve als
het anders is aangegeven. Als je in het Engels antwoordt, levert dat
0 punten op.
opgave 1Tekst 1
11pWaarom klom Ricky’s vader op een ladder?

Hij dacht dat er een inbreker op het dak zat.

Hij had geen sleutel bij zich en de voordeur was op slot.

Hij wilde zijn dochter en haar vriendje bespioneren.
opgave 2Tekst 2
21pWaar worden automobilisten voor gewaarschuwd in dit artikel?

dat hun zicht op de weg belemmerd kan worden

dat ze afgeleid kunnen worden door kinderen op de achterbank

dat ze baby’s vaak in een onveilig stoeltje vervoeren

Baby on board stickers cause one in 20 accidents Designed to alert the emergency services that a baby or small child is in the car in the event of an accident and encourage other drivers to be more careful around them, the stickers are being criticised as a distraction in their own right. In part the problem is because they can obscure a driver’s vision through the car’s rear window. The findings, based on a survey by Confused.com, led to calls for drivers to use the signs with discretion. “Motorists need to ensure that their view is not obscured and that they have a clear view of the road around them at all times,” said a Department for Transport spokesman. There was also an appeal for drivers to generally cut the clutter in the cars for safety reasons.
www.telegraph.co.uk/motoring/news
opgave 3Tekst 3 ME-WOW!
ME-WOW!
1 An American couple from Portland, in
the north western state of Oregon,
had to make an emergency call to
911 for police assistance when their
four-year-old male Himalayan pet cat,
called Lux, started charging at them
and their dog. The cat, weighing
about 10kg, first attacked the
couple’s seven-month-old infant.
Owner Lee Palmer said the cat
became aggressive after the baby had pulled his tail. He then tried to get
the cat off his son by grabbing it by his neck, enraging the cat even more.
“We’ve found safety in our bedroom, the windows are locked but he won’t
let us out of the door, so we’re trapped,” Palmer told the emergency
services dispatcher. The cat’s yowls could be heard on the 911 tape too.
“Our cat in the rear has gone over the edge. He was trying to attack us.
He’s very hostile. He’s at our door now, he’s charging us,” he added.
2 The police told the owner to keep the door shut until they would arrive for
help. A police dog was enlisted to help capture the cat, who will remain
behind bars until the owners have decided what to do about their pet. The
baby had suffered a scratch on his forehead from the cat in the past as
well. Despite Lux’s past record of violent behaviour, the family do not want
to give him away.
een bewerking van: www.ibtimes.co.uk
31pWat was de aanleiding voor het agressieve gedrag van kater Lux?
(alinea 1)

Hij werd aangevallen door een hond.

Hij werd aan zijn staart getrokken.

Hij werd weggeduwd door zijn baasje.
41pWaar zat de kat toen Lee Palmer 911 belde? (alinea 1)

in de slaapkamer

voor de deur van de slaapkamer

voor het slaapkamerraam
51pWelke bewering over kater Lux is juist volgens alinea 2?

Hij had nooit eerder agressief gedrag vertoond.

Hij zal een spuitje krijgen van de dierenarts.

Hij zit opgesloten tot er een besluit over hem is genomen.
opgave 4Tekst 4
62puitwerkbijlageGeef bij elk advies aan Jon aan of dat wel of niet wordt genoemd in de
tekst.
Omcirkel ‘wel’ of ‘niet’ in je uitwerkbijlage.
1 Bespreek het probleem met je ouders.
2 Laat ’s nachts een lampje branden.
3 Haal rustgevende medicijnen bij de dokter.
4 Kies een andere vakantiebestemming.
opgave 5Tekst 5 EMBLEM3?
That’s Show Biz!
Chill out with hot new pop boys EMBLEM3
1 Great to meet you! So who are
EMBLEM3?
WESLEY: Well, we started our
band when we were in middle
school. I was 11, my brother
Keaton was nine and our friend
Drew was 13. We were just
playing local clubs until last year
when we went on US X Factor
and came fourth. We signed with
Simon Cowell’s label, recorded an
album and here we are!
KEATON: We’re a pop group. Some people call us a boy band, but we
write all our own material and play all our own instruments. Hopefully the
music speaks for itself.
So what does EMBLEM3 mean?
KEATON: We wanted something to represent who we are, and we liked
the word Emblem because it means icon and there’s three of us! We call
our fans Emblems, but also like to call them supporters or friends.
2 Tell us about your on stage experiences.
DREW: One time I wished a guy happy birthday but said his name wrong!
I was like, “Everybody say happy birthday to Gary, stand up Gary,” and
nobody stood up. More time passed and still no one got up and then
I heard someone whisper: “It’s Greg!”. That was very embarrassing.
KEATON: I forgot the lyrics once; but I just laughed and the other boys
helped me out. I’ve tripped over on stage plenty of times, but you just roll
over and get up.
What about strange fan moments?
WESLEY: Some girls started fighting when we were performing once. It
was so bad, we actually had to stop our set and be like, “Stop it! What are
you guys doing?”
3 Who plays which role in the band?
KEATON: I am the most grown-up, even though I’m the youngest. I’ve
always been responsible and a bit bossy. I try to keep the others in check
but it doesn’t always work.
WESLEY: Drew’s always messing around. He often goes off topic and
talks about something totally weird.
DREW: I go out the most but only get into trouble if I’m caught! I like
meeting random people and going on adventures.
4 It’s nearly Christmas, are you excited?
KEATON: I am! I love Christmas! We’re from Washington State but it’s a
yearly tradition that we go to California and surf.
WESLEY: I love having the family together to eat a big dinner, it’s such a
good vibe.
DREW: I love the parties. Last year the three of us went skinny-dipping in
the ocean.
What’s been your fave present?
DREW: A guitar. I actually smashed it on stage a long time ago, but we
signed the pieces because we knew one day we’d be famous.
WESLEY: Me and Keaton got motorcycles from our favourite aunt Sarah.
Mizz, 2014
71pWaarom wil EMBLEM3 een popgroep genoemd worden in plaats van een
boyband? (alinea 1)

omdat ze alle drie volwassen zijn

omdat ze hun eigen muziek maken

omdat ze maar met z’n drieën zijn
81pWat beschrijven de leden van EMBLEM3 in alinea 2?

dat er wel eens dingen misgaan tijdens hun optredens

dat ze regelmatig lastiggevallen worden door fans

dat ze vaak door elkaar gehaald worden
92puitwerkbijlageGeef van elk van de volgende beweringen uit alinea 3 aan over wie deze
gaat. Kies uit: Drew, Keaton of Wesley.
Vul de juiste naam in achter het getal in je uitwerkbijlage. Let op, je kunt
dezelfde naam meerdere keren gebruiken!
1 doet graag spannende dingen
2 is gauw afgeleid
3 gedraagt zich het meest volwassen
4 zorgt dat iedereen zich netjes gedraagt
102puitwerkbijlageGeef van elke bewering over de leden van EMBLEM3 aan of die juist of
onjuist is volgens alinea 4.
Omcirkel ‘juist’ of ‘onjuist’ in je uitwerkbijlage.
1 Ze komen alle drie uit Californië.
2 Ze gingen een keer zwemmen zonder zwembroek aan.
3 Drew vraagt fans soms om hun handtekening op zijn gitaar te zetten.
4 Wesley en Keaton zijn familie van elkaar.
opgave 6Tekst 6
111pWie van de meisjes heeft ruzie met haar moeder over kleding?

Francesca

Laura

Runyararo

Hannah

Olivia
How to get whatever you want - A guide to
winning ANY argument
Francesca, 16:
“Whenever I ask my mum if I can get my bellybutton pierced, we have a
massive argument. It’s my body, so why can’t I make my own decision?”
DO THIS:
Find an approved piercing studio and don’t do it behind her back - it’ll
cause more arguments than the BB house on eviction night. If she really
hates piercings, negotiate. Say, “I’ll wait six months. If I still want it done
then, can we talk again?”
Laura, 15:
“My mum doesn’t want me to have ’too much’ fun and she treats me like a
kid. So, if I go shopping and have a sleepover, she’s like, ‘Whoa, that’s
enough!’ and won’t let me go out again. She’s far too protective.”
DO THIS:
Flaunt your maturity. Tell her how you negotiated an extension with your
teacher for everyone’s Maths coursework - anything to remind her you no
longer play with dolls.
Runyararo, 15:
“When I ask my mum for cash, she gives me a lecture about the ‘value of
money’. Once I was going to a party and she wouldn’t give me £20 for a
new top. We argued all day and I arrived late at the party a panda-eyed
grump, wearing a rubbish outfit.”
DO THIS:
Open a savings account and put in one tenth of your allowance/wages
each week. It’ll impress them way more than you screaming your tonsils
out at them.
Hannah, 14:
“My mum and I argue like kids because she says my outfits are strange.
I wear unique things, like my customised Converse and she hates them.
I wish she’d get over it and take a look at her own wardrobe.”
DO THIS:
Explain that your outfits are a way of expressing who you are and you
want her to be proud of that. Hopefully she’ll realise your sloppy
boyfriendjeans aren’t so bad.
Olivia, 16:
“The girls I hang out with are genuine and sweet. But because they go to
gigs, my mum dislikes them. She’s even started trying to stop me going
out with them. I’m fed up with having a screaming match every time
I leave the house.”
DO THIS:
Invite your friends over for dinner and let the charm offensive begin. It’s
easier to get permission for nights out if your parents know the people
you’re going with.
sugarmagazine.co.uk
opgave 7Tekst 7
Meet photographer Teresa Berg
1 Photographer Teresa Berg replaces a Rottweiler’s
collar with a bright pink scarf. She picks the perfect
string of pearls to complement a dachshund’s coat.
She’s taking glamorous shots of shelter dogs, from
miniature poodles to Great Danes, in the hopes that her
spiffed-up subjects will be adopted more quickly. “Most
photos show dogs in cages, looking dirty and shabby,”
says Berg. “I consider my work like an antismoking
campaign. We have to make adopting cool.”
2 When her father wouldn’t allow her a dog of her own as
a kid, Berg roamed her Minneapolis neighbourhood rounding up homeless dogs
and hiding them in the family garage. “For a few hours I would imagine they were
my pets. Unfortunately, as soon as my dad came home from work he would let
them go,” Berg recalls. Her father did, however, show her how to use a camera.
Together the pair took pictures and developed them in the darkroom at his office.
3 Over the years, she worked as a real estate agent, but she finally quit in 2006 to
launch a photography business. Searching the Internet for a dog to adopt, she
was instantly put off by photos she found online. “It was quite bizarre. They had
dirty laundry, empty pizza boxes or unmade beds in the background,” she says.
“Sometimes it was hard to see the dog. I have even seen pictures with dirty
dishes in them.”
4 Berg finally came across Flash, a 12-year-old, long haired dachshund who was
living in a Dallas rescue group. She went to pick him up and ended up
volunteering to take pictures of all 25 of the rescued dogs there for free. The
photos went up on the website of the rescue group and before long the director
noticed that adoptions had doubled compared with the previous year. She
attributed this to the professional photos, so Berg’s work had paid off. “When
dogs are adopted more quickly, it makes room for others off the streets,” Berg
says.
5 Berg has developed a few tricks to snap flattering pictures of the dogs: position
them so that the light falls on their faces, and shoot at eye level. “I spend a lot of
time lying on my stomach,” she says. “It only needs a little extra to turn a dog’s
life around. Make sure you move slowly around dogs, as they can get
enthusiastic and want to play with you. Try to be completely quiet and only
communicate non-verbally with them - through hand signals. I want to take all the
shelter dogs home; that’s the hardest part of my work. I have a particular affinity
for dogs with gray muzzles.”
een bewerking van: www.rd.com/true-stories
121pWat voor honden fotografeert Teresa? (alinea 1)

honden die aan een modeshow meedoen

honden die een nieuw baasje zoeken

honden die in een reclamespotje worden gebruikt
131pWat vertelt Teresa in de tweede alinea over haar jeugd?

Ze deed alsof zwerfhonden haar huisdieren waren.

Ze maakte met haar vader foto’s van honden op straat.

Ze paste in de garage op de honden van verschillende buren.
142puitwerkbijlageWat zag Teresa op de online foto’s van te adopteren honden?
Geef bij elk plaatje aan of Teresa dit wel of niet zag volgens alinea 3.
Omcirkel ‘wel’ of ‘niet’ in je uitwerkbijlage.
152puitwerkbijlageGeef van elk van de volgende beweringen aan of deze juist of onjuist is
volgens alinea 4.
Omcirkel ‘juist’ of ‘onjuist’ in je uitwerkbijlage.
1 Het fotograferen van de honden uit het asiel van Dallas was Teresa’s
eerste opdracht.
2 Dankzij Teresa’s foto’s werden alle honden uit het asiel van Dallas
geadopteerd.
3 Toen Teresa’s foto’s succesvol bleken, kreeg ze van de directeur een
bonus.
4 Als er meer honden uit het asiel gehaald worden, zijn er minder
straathonden.
161pWat doet Teresa om een goede foto te krijgen (alinea 5)?

Ze praat helemaal niet tegen de hond.

Ze richt zich vooral op de ogen van de hond.

Ze speelt eerst even met de hond.
opgave 8Tekst 8
171pJe ziet dit bericht op de deur van een pub.
Waarom kun je er niet eten tussen 13 en 19 oktober?

Dan is de kok op vakantie.

Dan worden er privéfeesten gegeven.

Dan wordt de pub verbouwd.
opgave 9Tekst 9
Agatha Parrot and the Floating
Head
Agatha beschrijft een dinsdagmiddag met haar
vriendinnen Ivy en Martha.
The Start
1 Last Tuesday me and Ivy went to tea at Martha’s
house. Martha’s mum works at the Spendless food
shop and they have a slogan ‘You’ll spend less at
Spendless’ which is true. Most people go in, take one look around and
then come out without spending anything at all. That’s because Spendless
never sells anything you might have heard of, but the good bit is that
Martha’s mum gets lots of random things to bring home and try out.
2 That night Martha’s mum put three uncooked cheese and tomato pizzas
on the table, then she opened up all the cupboards and got out the half-
eaten pots and packets she could find. ‘Choose your own toppings’, she
said. ‘Put on whatever you like!’ Martha’s mum is big and jolly just like
Martha. Most of the pots had labels with funny writing on them, so the
only way to tell what was inside was by opening them up and having a
look. The first one I tried turned out to be marmalade which isn’t too bad
on a pizza actually. I’d give it 6/10. Ivy found ham with red pepper bits
(8/10), pineapple (10/10) and black berries in syrup (2/10 but Ivy LOVES
them because she’s nuts).
3 We put loads of stuff on the pizzas. I made a spider pattern, Martha did a
rainbow and Ivy did a face with lots of mad hair made from spaggetty. (Or
is it spaggeti? Spaghety? Spahgetti … oh you know what
I mean, it’s that long stringy stuff you can eat with bollonays sauce.
Bolonaiz. Bollonnaze … OH FORGET IT.) She said it was supposed to be
me because my hair is a bit impossible like my mum’s is. At least it’s
better than having hair like my dad because he’s bald as a light bulb. Ha
Ha!
4 We’d just about finished loading up the pizzas when Martha opened a jar
of yellowy-pink stuff which smelt like James’ football socks (0/10).
‘No way am I having THAT!’ said Ivy.
‘Coward,’ said Martha.
‘Then I dare you to put it on YOUR pizza,’ said Ivy.
That got Martha thinking. ‘I’ve already got pineapple, beetroot, garlic
sauce, dried banana, olives and raspberry jam. Anything else might ruin
the taste.’
I had a look at the label on the jar. The only bit I could understand was the
‘best before’ date and it was ages away, so whatever it was should have
been safe enough.
5 Ivy gave Martha a poke in the ribs. ‘Go on Martha, I dare you to eat all
that for a million billion pounds.’ Ha! Martha would eat her own head for
20p. So for a million billion pounds she slopped the whole jar of yellow-
pink stuff all over her pizza (oh boy did it STINK or what?), and then her
mum came in and shoved all the pizzas in the oven. (…)
6 Soon the pizzas were out of the oven and being chopped up and then Ivy
was owing Martha a million billion pounds because Martha had eaten the
lot. Then Martha’s mum came in and saw the strange jar was empty.
‘Aha!’ she said, sounding a bit surprised. ‘I see you’ve finished off that
octopus paste.’
‘Octopus paste?’ gasped Martha.
Ivy started giggling and doing a strange underwater dance round the
kitchen. ‘Whoa! Does that mean Martha might grow eight arms?’
Gosh, what a thought. Argh! Mind you, if Martha really did get eight arms,
she’d be scarier than mummies, vampires and zombies all put together!
AWESOME!
from the book: Agatha Parrot and the Floating Head by Kjartan Poskitt
182puitwerkbijlageGeef bij elke bewering over de winkel, waar Martha’s moeder werkt, aan
of die juist of onjuist is volgens alinea 1.
Omcirkel ‘juist’ of ‘onjuist’ in je uitwerkbijlage.
1 De producten zijn er erg duur.
2 Er wordt daar heel weinig verkocht.
3 Er zijn veel onbekende artikelen te koop.
4 Spullen zijn er vaak over de datum.
192puitwerkbijlageDe meisjes gaan hun pizza’s versieren.

Geef bij elk ingrediënt aan of dat wel of niet wordt genoemd in
alinea 2.
Omcirkel ‘wel’ of ‘niet’ in je uitwerkbijlage.
201pDe meisjes maken mooi versierde pizza’s.
Welke pizza lijkt op een pizza die door de meiden werd gemaakt?
(alinea 3)
211pWaarom wilde Martha het geel-roze spul niet op haar pizza doen?
(alinea 4)

omdat de uiterste houdbaarheidsdatum ervan voorbij was

omdat het de smaak van haar pizza zou kunnen verpesten

omdat het er vies uitzag toen ze het potje opende
221pWaarom deed Martha het geel-roze spul toch op haar pizza? (alinea 5)

omdat ze de kleur wel mooi vond staan

omdat ze een weddenschap had met Ivy

omdat ze toch nieuwsgierig was naar de smaak
231pWaarom deed Ivy een dansje door de keuken? (alinea 6)

omdat ze begreep dat Martha iets vreemds had gegeten

omdat ze een vampier probeerde na te doen

omdat ze veel geld gewonnen had
opgave 10Tekst 10
241pWat overkwam Josie tijdens de les?
Ze brak per ongeluk

een cadeautje van haar beste vriendin.

een dierbaar souvenir van een docent.

een voorwerp waarover een leerling een spreekbeurt hield.
opgave 11Tekst 11
Going Green
1 Julie Cameron explains…
When I told my mother I was going to be a vegetarian, she didn’t try to
make me change my mind, she simply said: “Fine, but I’m not making two
dinners.” She thought it was just a phase, something that I would grow out
of. After all, who can live their entire life without eating a hamburger, a
hotdog, or the traditional turkey at Thanksgiving? It turns out that lots of
people can.
2 You have to know that two of my uncles are butchers and they keep much
of my family in discount meat. For me to run into my parents’ kitchen and
inform my mother that I would no longer eat the family steaks was, well,
unexpected to say the least.
3 Many times people have asked me WHY? Why, well there are lots of
reasons. I was never much of a steak fan, loved animals and when I was
little I had a friend who lived on a dairy farm. If you have ever given a cow
its own name, you will understand how difficult it is to sit down to a
hamburger.
4 I feel happy to be a vegetarian in a time when there are so many meat
alternatives. If you are thinking about becoming a vegetarian it’s important
to eat healthy food. I eat beans and rice or other grains to make sure my
nutrition is balanced. And my friends and family appreciate that I don’t try
to force my food choices on them!
251pHoe reageerde haar moeder toen Julie vegetariër wilde worden?
(alinea 1)

Ze geloofde dat Julie het toch niet vol zou kunnen houden.

Ze reageerde heel enthousiast op Julie’s plan.

Ze vond het geen probleem om apart voor Julie te moeten koken.
261puitwerkbijlageWaarom is het bijzonder dat juist Julie vegetariër wil worden? (alinea 2)
Het is bijzonder omdat …
Vul de zin aan in je uitwerkbijlage.
271pWelke bewering over Julie is niet waar volgens alinea 3?

Ze houdt veel van dieren.

Ze was niet zo dol op vlees.

Ze woonde als kind op een boerderij.
281pWaarom hebben Julie’s familie en vrienden er geen problemen mee dat
ze geen vlees eet? (alinea 4)
Ze zijn blij dat Julie

ervoor zorgt dat ze andere gezonde dingen eet.

gelukkig is met haar keuze.

niet zeurt dat zij ook vegetariër moeten worden.
opgave 12Tekst 12
Meet Fernie, the dog who’s learned to read
1 Head teacher Nik Gardner brought Fernie, his own labrador, to Winford
Primary School in Somerset when he was five months old as part of a
national scheme called Dogs Helping Kids. Research has shown dogs can
have a positive impact on children’s literacy, behaviour and self-esteem.
He said: “We find Fernie has a very positive effect on children’s learning.
He’s also on hand for children who might feel nervous or anxious. A few
minutes of cuddles really cheers them up.”
2 After two years at primary school, the Labrador has learned to read
himself. He can now respond to written commands to sit, lie down, roll
over and spin around. Fernie’s impressive reading skills have seen him
rise to the top of the class. He is so advanced that he even helps out
classmates learning new words. Brought in to encourage the children to
enjoy reading by snuggling up with them at story time, Nik Gardner thinks
Fernie is clever enough to learn another 20 instructions, written on
identical cards. “Training Fernie to recognise words was surprisingly
simple,” he said.
3 However, leading dog expert Stan Rawlinson is sceptical about Fernie’s
reading skills. “We tend to look at an animal and think it does the same as
we do,” he said. “But it’s totally impossible for an animal to read the
spoken word. But they can look at a pattern. If there is a trigger, the
picture can get the dog to do what it has learned. I never cease to be
amazed by what dogs are capable of.”
een bewerking van: dailymail.co.uk
291pWaarom neemt meester Nik Gardner zijn hond Fernie mee naar school?
(alinea 1)
Omdat zijn hond

een goede invloed heeft op het leren van kinderen.

nog moet wennen aan jonge kinderen.

te jong is om de hele dag alleen thuis te zijn.
301pWelk commando kan de hond Fernie nu na twee jaar lezen? (alinea 2)
311pWat beweert hondenexpert Stan Rawlinson in alinea 3?

Honden kunnen alleen dingen leren die hen worden voorgedaan.

Honden kunnen allerlei dingen leren, dus ook lezen.

Honden kunnen niet lezen, alleen woorden herkennen aan de vorm.
opgave 13Tekst 13
322puitwerkbijlageGeef van elk van de volgende beweringen aan of die juist of onjuist is
volgens de tekst.
Omcirkel ‘juist’ of ‘onjuist’ in je uitwerkbijlage.
1 Michael vroeg zijn vriendin ten huwelijk vanaf Morro Rock.
2 Michael zette zijn gefilmde redding op Facebook.
3 Michael moet de kosten van zijn redding zelf betalen.
4 Alleen ervaren bergbeklimmers mogen Morro Rock beklimmen.
Romantic cliffside proposal
On a Thursday morning in April
Michael Banks (27) from Fresno
got stuck on Morro Rock in
California. He climbed up Morro
Rock, a 576ft landmark,
FaceTimed his girlfriend and
asked her to marry him. The
good news is that she said ‘yes’.
And the bad news… Banks was
arrested by California state park
police for climbing Morro Rock, which is a violation of the law, city
manager Sam Taylor said. The video of the rescue posted by the city of
Morro Bay on its Facebook page went viral. But while internet viewers
were charmed by the cliff proposal, city officials were not.
On the video was a stern message: “The gentleman will be fined for the
helicopter ride and other related costs. We are glad all involved are OK,
and appreciate the hard work of our rescuers. Climbing Morro Rock is
illegal and dangerous. We hope folks will choose to view it from below,
saving themselves and us time and money and protecting everyone’s
safety.”
Taylor said climbers are rescued from the rock several times a year,
although few incidents get so much attention
een bewerking van: www.theguardian.com
Let op: de laatste vraag van dit examen staat op de volgende pagina.
.
opgave 14Tekst 14


Waarom wordt het speelgoedautootje de Bug Racer ‘worst toy idea ever’ genoemd? Omdat dit speelgoed A gemaakt is van milieuvervuilend materiaal. B gevaarlijk is voor jonge kinderen. C ontzettend dieronvriendelijk is. A toy company cruelty for selling caged insects. crickets have separately for operation. Bug condemned ever’ because crickets. Their be disturbed as six urge them sensors in their modules’ to steer The toy was part of Barbie-maker costs $20 in the US. The instructions say that up to five insects can be crammed into the module, which slides into the top of the car. It is not clear whether Mattel will sell the Bug Racer in the UK, although it can be imported. Toy Box executive vice president Susie Lecker told the gadget was humane, adding “We haven’t lost a cricket behind the wheel yet.” The website www.bugracercar.com also explains the proper care for crickets which generally have a lifespan of a few weeks. een bewerking van: www.bugracercar.com Bronvermelding Een opsomming van de in dit examen gebruikte bronnen, zoals teksten en afbeeldingen, is te vinden in het bij dit examen behorende correctievoorschrift, dat na afloop van het examen wordt gepubliceerd.