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IELTS Reading Volume 7 Test 6

IELTS Listening Volume 7 Test 7

IELTS Reading Volume 7 Test 8

Verbal•Q4
Cairo Archaeological Museum contains many historic musical instruments.
Verbal•Q5
The instrument carved in stone at Alaca Huyuk is consistent with Dr Michael Kasha's definition of a guitar.
Verbal•Q14
a contrast between the ways young players gain experience of playing different positions
Verbal•Q28
annual chocolate consumption per capita in the United States
Verbal•Q21
Which TWO of these reasons are mentioned by the writer of the text?
Verbal•Q11
X-braced top guitar: strings made of        became available around 1900.
Verbal•Q33
The Spanish explorer Hernán Cortés had made an investment in chocolate and chocolate beverages.
Verbal•Q29
the higher likelihood of cultivated cocoa trees being attacked by insects
Verbal•Q22
Which TWO of these results are mentioned by Franklin Foer in the excerpt from How Soccer Explains the World?
Verbal•Q17
details of urban changes that discourage street soccer
Verbal•Q39
From cocoa beans to chocolate: chocolate liquor is mixed with measured quantities of substances such as sweeteners, liquid dairy, and &nbsp…
Verbal•Q12
Electric guitar (1920s onwards): in the 1920s,        were added to guitars.
Verbal•Q15
examples outside sport of greater emphasis on individual safety
Verbal•Q20
Which TWO of these reasons are mentioned by the writer of the text?
Verbal•Q27
the part of cocoa trees used for chocolate production
Verbal•Q2
Today's Afghan panchtar is very similar to an ancient Mesopotamian instrument.
Verbal•Q36
Chocolate enjoys more prestige in Europe and the United States than in any other country.
Verbal•Q13
Electric guitar (1920s onwards): a well-known version was brought out by        .
Verbal•Q25
Regardless of the effort youth soccer players make, they get some kind of        at the end of a game.
Verbal•Q35
During chocolate production, some of the seeds are discarded.
Verbal•Q23
Which TWO of these results are mentioned by Franklin Foer in the excerpt from How Soccer Explains the World?
Verbal•Q24
For youth soccer players, a key        is that they should always come away from the game with a positive att…
Verbal•Q10
X-braced top guitar: first made in        in the mid-19th century.
Verbal•Q19
an explanation of why youth soccer emphasises the need for coaches
Verbal•Q3
The Egyptian singer Har-Mole was an excellent tanbur player.
Verbal•Q16
a description of methods of selection for leadership on soccer teams
Verbal•Q32
The Mayan ruling class forbade the use of cocoa and chocolate in rituals.
Verbal•Q30
a community which developed a preference for sweetened chocolate beverages
Verbal•Q38
From cocoa beans to chocolate: crushing the nibs produces        .
Verbal•Q31
an approach by which ancient Mexicans could acquire cocoa beans
Verbal•Q40
From cocoa beans to chocolate: after the crumb is finely crushed to obtain a smooth texture, diverse shapes of chocolate are manufactured i…
Verbal•Q26
In street soccer, no-one ever keeps a        of the results of games.
Verbal•Q8
Classical guitar (from around the 1850s): its shape resulted from modifications including a larger        int…
Verbal•Q7
Chitarra (13th–19th century): was a development of an earlier instrument called the        .
Verbal•Q18
a mention of the lesson that failure teaches street soccer players
Verbal•Q1
The instrument found in Queen Shub-Ad's tomb is the world's oldest known version of a harp.
Verbal•Q6
The different instruments that appeared in medieval literature had the same number of strings.
Verbal•Q37
From cocoa beans to chocolate: after classifying, cleaning, and roasting the seeds, workers strip their      &nbsp…
Verbal•Q34
Wild cocoa trees are more susceptible to infectious diseases than cultivated ones.
Verbal•Q9
Classical guitar (from around the 1850s): Antonio Torres’s changes produced better tone and greater        .

IELTS Listening Volume 8 Test 1