SAT Practice Questions
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IELTS Reading Volume 7 Test 5
- Verbal•Q19
In certain historical periods, the threat of criminal danger led to segmented sleep.
- Verbal•Q13
Then in 1888 the was developed, and a few years later the of the …
- Verbal•Q33
Paragraph 7
- Verbal•Q34
What are we told about linear dunes?
- Verbal•Q4
A French mathematician inspired real interest in rubber amongst Europeans.
- Verbal•Q40
Each grain is covered with a mixture of different and this is vital to the sound production.
- Verbal•Q7
In 1818, was produced using rubber, and in 1820 a machine was invented for recycling  …
- Verbal•Q32
Paragraph 6
- Verbal•Q28
Paragraph 2
- Verbal•Q21
Historically, when people experienced interrupted sleep, they used the waking period at night for different activities.
- Verbal•Q35
Bagnold discovered that movement in barchans was caused by
- Verbal•Q16
Section 3
- Verbal•Q39
The differences in dimensions alter the of the 'song'.
- Verbal•Q15
Section 2
- Verbal•Q30
Paragraph 4
- Verbal•Q37
Singing dunes, which belong to the type of dunes known as , produce a very loud sound which is transmi…
- Verbal•Q5
The process of vulcanisation was discovered by accident.
- Verbal•Q20
Physicians should learn more about treating people with sleeping difficulties.
- Verbal•Q1
Rubber plants grow only in certain regions of the world.
- Verbal•Q8
In 1820, a machine was invented for recycling of rubber.
- Verbal•Q25
People woke up for a few hours of activity or perhaps to consider, for example, the meaning of .
- Verbal•Q2
Rubber was extracted in Mexico as early as the sixth century.
- Verbal•Q10
In 1839, a new process to the substance greatly increased its potential.
- Verbal•Q18
Section 5
- Verbal•Q38
Research proves that the individual grains have a similar , but the differences in dimensions alter th…
- Verbal•Q3
Rubber from the Castilla elastica plant is of poorer quality than that from the Para plant.
- Verbal•Q26
In 16th-century Europe, people tended to stay at home at night because they feared on large unit city.
IELTS Listening Volume 7 Test 6
- Verbal•Q28
Which TWO points from Smith's article about picture books did both speakers find surprising?
- Verbal•Q12
The supervisor says that when the supermarket is very busy, employees must
- Verbal•Q40
Water samples will be checked for
- Verbal•Q25
Hats and Socks
- Verbal•Q38
The area known as Muskeg is dangerous as it has hidden
- Verbal•Q7
Her son would prefer to be close to a
- Verbal•Q36
Breakdowns are serious as car are expensive.
- Verbal•Q24
Puppy and Friends
- Verbal•Q6
Her husband would like to be near a
- Verbal•Q5
Her preferred location is in the of the city.
- Verbal•Q10
A small is also desirable.
- Verbal•Q8
She would like to live in a
- Verbal•Q39
Photographs of birds should be taken for future
- Verbal•Q18
Kitchen
- Verbal•Q35
Outpost stations gather and publish research related to variations in the
- Verbal•Q15
Staff entrance
- Verbal•Q37
There are not many types of , but a good range of wildlife.
- Verbal•Q2
Phone no: (mobile)
- Verbal•Q1
Customer address 118 Park, Ballysillan
- Verbal•Q16
Manager's office
- Verbal•Q20
Staff relaxation area
- Verbal•Q17
Storage and unpacking
- Verbal•Q13
The supervisor explains that when employees have a positive attitude, it
- Verbal•Q3
Anna is hoping to find work as a
- Verbal•Q11
The supervisor starts her talk by explaining that employees have to
- Verbal•Q29
Which TWO aspects of picture books do the speakers agree to talk about in their presentation?
- Verbal•Q21
Spy Friends
- Verbal•Q4
She needs to find a school for her son.
- Verbal•Q9
She would prefer bedrooms.
- Verbal•Q32
For safety reasons, there are on the highway.
- Verbal•Q26
A Family Adventure
- Verbal•Q19
Cleaning equipment
- Verbal•Q31
At the starting point of the road, everyone must stop for
- Verbal•Q14
The supervisor says it is essential to stay calm when a customer
- Verbal•Q33
The Centre works with other institutes to research the region's
- Verbal•Q30
Which TWO aspects of picture books do the speakers agree to talk about in their presentation?
- Verbal•Q27
Which TWO points from Smith's article about picture books did both speakers find surprising?
- Verbal•Q23
The Boat Party
- Verbal•Q34
Lectures will discuss the effect of on the land.
- Verbal•Q22
Goodnight Little Rabbit
IELTS Reading Volume 7 Test 6
- Verbal•Q28
In common with other reptiles, the grand and Otago species of skink have cold blood and therefore must…
- Verbal•Q5
Phase 1: Larval stage takes place in the .
- Verbal•Q37
According to the sixth paragraph, what is being said about the future of the grand and Otago skinks?
- Verbal•Q22
Calorie restriction is a method of finding out about health issues connected with ageing.
- Verbal•Q1
Research to date has concentrated on the importance of escape speed in surviving an attack by a predator.
- Verbal•Q9
Problems: adaptation—difficult to move and settle fish into the .
- Verbal•Q14
a reference to studies based on the same level of calorie reduction with different animals
- Verbal•Q13
Possible reasons why ‘bigger’ is not always ‘better’: optimal foraging theory suggests that the most common choice of prey should be …
- Verbal•Q39
The writer uses the phrase 'a last resort' in the eighth paragraph in order to
- Verbal•Q25
Anderson and Mattison have undertaken research to determine if a calorie-restricted diet increases primates’ …
- Verbal•Q31
In , skinks may potentially live for about 30 years.
- Verbal•Q16
distinctions between the types of food in each study that may have led to a contrast in findings
- Verbal•Q32
The DOC project to remove feral cats helped stop the decline in Otago skink numbers.
- Verbal•Q30
Many species are yet to be identified, and identification depends primarily on their and extremely sma…
- Verbal•Q2
According to the 'bigger is better' hypothesis, larger animals have better eyesight.
- Verbal•Q19
a reference to the stage in the monkeys’ lives at which research commenced in one study
- Verbal•Q29
The grand and Otago skinks are unique in that they do not require a long .
- Verbal•Q15
a comment that some control monkeys in one study reached an older age than normal for animals of their kind
- Verbal•Q24
Monkeys whose calories were restricted suffered fewer diseases that are associated with the process.
- Verbal•Q26
Although there is a between the two sets of data, Anderson believes they will help researchers reach a…
- Verbal•Q20
It is good that the two studies took dissimilar approaches.
- Verbal•Q18
a researcher’s negative opinion of a calorie-restricted diet
- Verbal•Q36
The survival of the common species of skink may soon be at risk.
- Verbal•Q3
Early-juvenile reef fish share similar characteristics.
- Verbal•Q23
Calorie reduction will have a positive effect on people who have unhealthy diets.
- Verbal•Q38
According to the writer, a problem with the DOC's fencing project was that
- Verbal•Q33
Parasite infections are having a serious effect on the physical condition of wild skinks.
- Verbal•Q12
Possible reasons why ‘bigger’ is not always ‘better’: physical features (e.g. ) affect which prey a pr…
- Verbal•Q35
It is possible that skinks used to have larger numbers of young than they do now.
- Verbal•Q8
Problems: time-change of habitat takes place in summer and is linked to the .
- Verbal•Q27
Skinks are easily distinguished from these other natives by their shiny scale and .
- Verbal•Q7
Phase 2: Juvenile stage: rates are high in the early part of this stage.
- Verbal•Q17
examples of health problems which monkeys on calorie-restricted diets were less likely to get