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IELTS Listening Volume 7 Test 4

IELTS Reading Volume 7 Test 4

Verbal•Q6
Polystyrene, developed in Germany in the 1930s — property: resembles        .
Verbal•Q37
The Italian scientists concluded that the motor actions encoded within the premotor cortex have no discernible link to unrelated collection…
Verbal•Q9
John Wesley Hyatt was an industrial chemist.
Verbal•Q33
What point does the writer make about professional athletes in Paragraph B?
Verbal•Q3
Bakelite common uses:        and household objects.
Verbal•Q1
Celluloid common uses: billiard balls (original use), cutlery, clothing, and        .
Verbal•Q4
Polythene, developed in the 1930s — country of origin:        .
Verbal•Q34
In this passage, the writer mentions the example of a remarkable golfer to illustrate
Verbal•Q31
mention of integrating visual and motor processes to understand athletic movements
Verbal•Q14
Paragraph 1
Verbal•Q25
Autonamation is a procedure for spotting any        in the products on a production line.
Verbal•Q10
Celluloid and Bakelite react in the same way to heat.
Verbal•Q17
Paragraph 4
Verbal•Q27
reasons why watching sport can bring emotional satisfaction
Verbal•Q8
The chemical structure of rubber is very different to that of plastics.
Verbal•Q11
If an object is made of several plastics, these prove hard to break down and reuse.
Verbal•Q32
reference to the first discovery of brain activity associated with mirror neurons
Verbal•Q13
Containers which are designed to decompose need particular storage conditions.
Verbal•Q40
The mu system is suppressed while we are dynamically involved in a particular activity.
Verbal•Q24
Storage facilities are not needed if a procedure known as        is implemented in the lean production method.
Verbal•Q21
A small number of unusual cars are still produced by the        method.
Verbal•Q12
Adding starch to plastic makes it more durable.
Verbal•Q35
the principal motivation for watching sport mentioned by the writer is
Verbal•Q19
Paragraph 6
Verbal•Q28
an explanation of why beginners struggle with sports tasks
Verbal•Q16
Paragraph 3
Verbal•Q39
Some neuroscientists believe that certain types of still images might activate mirror neurons under specific experimental conditions.
Verbal•Q2
Plastic developed in 1907 in the USA, which cannot be softened after setting and is a good insulator resistant to water and acid:  &nb…
Verbal•Q38
Spectators can achieve flawless golf swings merely by watching the Masters Tournament without physical practice.
Verbal•Q20
Paragraph 7
Verbal•Q29
a factor that can work alongside mirroring in sports competitions to maintain peak performance
Verbal•Q22
Lean production requires staff who are        .
Verbal•Q23
Lean production employs fewer people, and uses less        , equipment and time.
Verbal•Q5
Rigid PVC property: it is        ; common use: external piping.
Verbal•Q30
a comparison between the mirror neurons of human beings and primates
Verbal•Q15
Paragraph 2
Verbal•Q18
Paragraph 5
Verbal•Q36
The emergence of Homer's epic poetry occurred in the same historical period as the beginning of the Olympic Games.
Verbal•Q7
Polyurethane, developed in Germany — usual manufactured form: a        ; common use: insulation.
Verbal•Q26
At Toyota factories,        are suspended above manual production lines in order to show where production has…

IELTS Listening Volume 7 Test 5

IELTS Reading Volume 7 Test 5