SAT Practice Questions
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IELTS Reading Volume 7 Test 10
- Verbal•Q20
In the modern world, advancements are happening so quickly that humans are unable to adjust to them.
- Verbal•Q29
Bitterness means different information for human and animals
- Verbal•Q11
Dolls made of celluloid tended to lose their colour.
- Verbal•Q17
a positive claim about early forms of architecture
- Verbal•Q36
Bitterness plays a significant role for plants: it gives a signal that certain plant is .
- Verbal•Q13
Doll collectors prefer a doll to be dressed in its original clothing.
- Verbal•Q2
Ancient Greece and Rome: dolls were given to by older girls.
IELTS Listening Volume 7 Test 2
- Verbal•Q3
working as a
- Verbal•Q26
World Energy Council
- Verbal•Q4
must be able to
- Verbal•Q24
British Petroleum
- Verbal•Q22
United Nations
- Verbal•Q25
Central Intelligence Agency
- Verbal•Q14
The walk was cancelled two years previously because of
- Verbal•Q28
Which TWO decisions do the students reach about the subject matter of their assignment?
- Verbal•Q34
The of any particular style on the design
- Verbal•Q10
bring a CV and a
- Verbal•Q23
Energy Information Administration
- Verbal•Q27
Which TWO decisions do the students reach about the subject matter of their assignment?
- Verbal•Q8
are provided
- Verbal•Q39
how well the monument suits its
- Verbal•Q12
The maximum number of people on the walk will be
- Verbal•Q21
National Geographic
- Verbal•Q36
Specialist required
- Verbal•Q37
the for building the monument
- Verbal•Q35
The used in construction
- Verbal•Q9
to be held on at 2pm
- Verbal•Q13
The organisers will stop walkers taking part if they
- Verbal•Q29
Which TWO tasks will Charley be responsible for?
- Verbal•Q15
Badges can be obtained
- Verbal•Q20
a rucksack
- Verbal•Q16
a pair of thick trousers
- Verbal•Q32
significance
- Verbal•Q38
the monument's effect on members of the public
- Verbal•Q18
a torch
- Verbal•Q6
must be able to
- Verbal•Q11
The walk is organised specifically for
- Verbal•Q7
there is free
- Verbal•Q19
something to drink
- Verbal•Q2
Start date
- Verbal•Q5
need experience with
- Verbal•Q33
Illustrate the assignment with and photos (with captions).
- Verbal•Q40
Credit given for good
- Verbal•Q1
Location Island
- Verbal•Q17
a mobile phone
- Verbal•Q31
Comment on the of the monument
- Verbal•Q30
Which TWO tasks will Charley be responsible for?
IELTS Reading Volume 7 Test 2
- Verbal•Q16
Paragraph 3
- Verbal•Q38
Piaget gave clear guidelines as to how adults should give information to children.
- Verbal•Q6
In future, the expansion of New Zealand's wood industry will depend on its exports.
- Verbal•Q1
Settlers realised that wooden houses were more dangerous than other types of structure.
- Verbal•Q33
A child regularly tries out his or her own about the world.
- Verbal•Q30
What does the writer suggest in the seventh paragraph?
- Verbal•Q29
Piaget believed in the importance of
- Verbal•Q4
Compared to other types of wood, pine has a narrow range of uses.
- Verbal•Q8
Which part of New Zealand's economy does the forestry industry rank third in?
- Verbal•Q14
Paragraph 1
- Verbal•Q18
Paragraph 5
- Verbal•Q32
Piaget maintained that children’s mental processes were far more than they might appear.
- Verbal•Q31
The writer’s main purpose is to
- Verbal•Q39
Piaget made a significant contribution to the field of epistemology.
- Verbal•Q36
Piaget’s principles are still widely used in the professional development of .
- Verbal•Q20
Paragraph 7
- Verbal•Q13
Which group of products is New Zealand's forestry industry now having to compete with?
- Verbal•Q40
We still have much to learn about the nature of knowledge.
- Verbal•Q12
Outside the southern hemisphere, who are New Zealand forestry's main competitors?
- Verbal•Q25
the use of unfamiliar materials to make tools
- Verbal•Q37
Piaget’s early work in Paris involved innovative research techniques.
- Verbal•Q21
keeping tools that they like to use
- Verbal•Q11
Which aspect of timber production are New Zealand's main customers increasingly concerned about?
- Verbal•Q24
using food to attract their prey
- Verbal•Q7
Apart from exchange rates, which factor has had a negative impact on New Zealand's forestry exports?
- Verbal•Q3
Plantation-grown wood is generally better for construction than native forest wood.
- Verbal•Q22
drawing out their prey by frightening it
- Verbal•Q26
engaging in certain activities for the benefit of observers
- Verbal•Q35
Despite doubts cast over his ideas by the current view associating knowledge exclusively with the , th…
- Verbal•Q28
According to the writer, what point is illustrated by the dialogue about the wind?
- Verbal•Q19
Paragraph 6
- Verbal•Q34
Piaget’s impact on the area of could well outlast that of more celebrated pioneers of this discipline.
- Verbal•Q23
the use of tools to remove the outer covering from food
- Verbal•Q10
What kind of timber product is available in large amounts from renewable forests in New Zealand?
- Verbal•Q5
Demand for housing in New Zealand is predicted to fall in the next few years.
- Verbal•Q15
Paragraph 2
- Verbal•Q17
Paragraph 4
- Verbal•Q2
During the 1800s, New Zealand exported wood for use in boat-building.
- Verbal•Q27
In the second paragraph the writer mentions the example of modern anthropology to illustrate
- Verbal•Q9
According to the New Zealand forestry industry, what could be the size of its workforce by 2025?
IELTS Listening Volume 7 Test 3
- Verbal•Q16
fund-raising
- Verbal•Q25
Locate the top on a world map
- Verbal•Q18
organising accounts
- Verbal•Q10
Additional fees: extra charge for
- Verbal•Q20
Joan says the TWO ways the RDA needs to improve are by
- Verbal•Q12
Joan's first task of the day is to
- Verbal•Q19
Joan says the TWO ways the RDA needs to improve are by
- Verbal•Q26
Discuss the pros and cons of different
- Verbal•Q11
Joan normally gets up at
- Verbal•Q17
calling riders
- Verbal•Q8
Credit card number:
- Verbal•Q22
Which TWO topics were the aims of the geography lesson related to?
- Verbal•Q31
It was part of a ship's , found in the sea near Antikythera, in Greece.