SAT Practice Questions
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IELTS Listening Volume 2 Test 9
- Verbal•Q15
The speakers says that interview skills
- Verbal•Q37
he realized that the bodies orbiting Jupiter were not But moons.
- Verbal•Q21
The students are preparing the presentation
- Verbal•Q18
Porters, Cleaners, Dishwasher
- Verbal•Q22
What do the students say about the battery-powered motorbike in their project?
- Verbal•Q1
Newspaper pages: the Page
- Verbal•Q17
Kitchen Hands
- Verbal•Q4
Photo use:
- Verbal•Q3
Photo subject: James
- Verbal•Q26
What do the students decide to do that afternoon?
- Verbal•Q16
Restaurant Service
- Verbal•Q30
finding sponsors
- Verbal•Q10
Reading frequency: every
- Verbal•Q23
The students agree the presentation will be difficult because
- Verbal•Q7
Processing option:
- Verbal•Q2
Newspaper story: Student Athlete of the
- Verbal•Q24
The students decide to deal with the presentation by
- Verbal•Q32
The small telescope was first use in the
- Verbal•Q11
What has the speaker enjoyed most about working in hospitality?
- Verbal•Q12
What point does the speaker make about kitchen assistants?
- Verbal•Q8
Payment type:
- Verbal•Q29
doing the sketches
- Verbal•Q6
Price:
- Verbal•Q19
Receptionists
- Verbal•Q31
His invention assisted With sight problems when they were reading
- Verbal•Q38
Scientists discovered that increasing the telescope's Improved its power.
- Verbal•Q39
poor results: the telescope will would move with the .
IELTS Listening Volume 7 Test 1
- Verbal•Q8
Can also recommend a supplier (new company)
- Verbal•Q4
+ table included
- Verbal•Q33
Cars were associated with
- Verbal•Q26
Irene
- Verbal•Q39
New types of were designed to attract motorists
- Verbal•Q29
Bill
- Verbal•Q9
Wedding coordinator Sarah
- Verbal•Q5
+ personalised printed
- Verbal•Q6
a late-evening buffet with a choice of and hot drinks
- Verbal•Q11
hand cream
- Verbal•Q7
Total cost of package: £
- Verbal•Q1
a dining room with a good view of the
- Verbal•Q40
Less business in town centres because of introduction of
- Verbal•Q12
jam
- Verbal•Q37
Roads had more
- Verbal•Q36
Main streets were congested and (and usually straight)
- Verbal•Q14
candles
- Verbal•Q20
Drinks
- Verbal•Q28
Jen
- Verbal•Q30
Linda
- Verbal•Q21
Jen states that Irene has recently
- Verbal•Q17
Wood
- Verbal•Q25
Jen was asked to join the team because she
- Verbal•Q31
transport was used for 60% of journeys
- Verbal•Q3
+ room arranged with tables
- Verbal•Q38
Car use affected the between people
- Verbal•Q22
What is Bill's attitude toward Kim?
- Verbal•Q2
a private garden for and for the wedding ceremony
- Verbal•Q19
Wool
- Verbal•Q13
soaps
- Verbal•Q32
Buses: Problems - crowded and
- Verbal•Q18
China
- Verbal•Q24
Bill and Jen are irritated with Linda because
- Verbal•Q34
iii. Result of pressure from motorists - new in Australia in 1949
- Verbal•Q35
iv. high on cars
- Verbal•Q23
Jen believes that their project
- Verbal•Q27
Kim
- Verbal•Q16
shampoo
- Verbal•Q10
Date arranged for visit: at 11.30 a.m.
- Verbal•Q15
ice cream
IELTS Reading Volume 7 Test 10
- Verbal•Q3
600 BC: realistic dolls had separate clothes and that could be put in different positions.
- Verbal•Q25
Which TWO of the following statements does the writer make about the Adam Joseph Lewis Center at Oberlin College?
- Verbal•Q6
1800s: a new group of mixtures was known as .
- Verbal•Q7
Bisque dolls appear less realistic than dolls made of china.
- Verbal•Q31
How AMP blocks bitterness
- Verbal•Q22
People instinctively feel more comfortable in places which have plenty of .
- Verbal•Q21
Biophilia can help us deal with the caused by the difficulties of our current lifestyles.
- Verbal•Q30
Spread process of bitterness inside of body
- Verbal•Q34
Genetic feature determines sensitivity
- Verbal•Q37
According to a scientist at the University of Utah, have exceptionally plenty of taste buds, which all…
- Verbal•Q27
Experiment on bitterness conducted
- Verbal•Q15
a reference to an architect whose designs were uncharacteristic of biophilia
- Verbal•Q39
What is the main feature of AMP according to this passage?
- Verbal•Q10
Only dolls made of cotton or linen are classified as cloth dolls.
- Verbal•Q32
Some bitterness blocker may help lower unhealthy impact
- Verbal•Q28
Look into the future application
- Verbal•Q16
a definition of the two main aims of biophilia
- Verbal•Q33
Bitterness introduced from a fruit
- Verbal•Q12
Composition dolls lasted longer than the plastic dolls that were made in the 1940s.
- Verbal•Q14
a description of how rapid change has a negative effect on people
- Verbal•Q5
17th and 18th centuries: moulds were made of .
- Verbal•Q1
Egypt, 2000 BC: was used for the hair.
- Verbal•Q18
a reference to the fact that many architects are too focused on innovation
- Verbal•Q9
The first rag dolls were made in the 1850s.
- Verbal•Q35
The reason why grapefruit tastes bitter is because a substance called contained in it.
- Verbal•Q38
According to a scientist at the University of Utah, supertasters have exceptionally plenty of , which …
- Verbal•Q8
French dolls tended to cost more than German bisque dolls.
- Verbal•Q26
Which TWO of the following statements does the writer make about the Adam Joseph Lewis Center at Oberlin College?
- Verbal•Q23
An experiment designed to test the effect of nature on patient recovery times found that those who could see a &nbs…
- Verbal•Q19
a description of features which conserve energy in a biophilic design
- Verbal•Q4
17th and 18th centuries: dolls made of became more common.
- Verbal•Q24
There is a biophilic design feature in the University of Guelph-Humber building which improves the quality of the &…
- Verbal•Q40
What is the main function of G protein?