SAT Practice Questions
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IELTS Reading Volume 8 Test 2
- Verbal•Q11
Egypt: For eggs to hatch, heat and levels had to stay the same.
- Verbal•Q21
Which TWO are made by Professor Brian Little in the first paragraph?
- Verbal•Q25
Balsari-Palsule thinks that relieving the stress caused by free-trait acting could boost a company’s o…
- Verbal•Q31
an investigation into synesthesia using modern medical technology
- Verbal•Q36
The painter Kandinsky admired synesthetes.
- Verbal•Q23
The research done by Little and Balsari-Palsule has many for businesses.
- Verbal•Q9
Egypt: Pictures of chickens were used on the of kings and queens.
IELTS Listening Volume 8 Test 3
- Verbal•Q7
The children want to go arrange for them to have a Book a time fo…
- Verbal•Q21
can use wind power in any
- Verbal•Q27
What do Sylvia and Greg decide to ask about traditional energy consumption?
- Verbal•Q12
Release the bike by using the of your chosen bike
- Verbal•Q13
Remove the bike from the (You have ten seconds.)
- Verbal•Q17
Workshop:
- Verbal•Q1
(staying for 2 weeks)
- Verbal•Q20
Towel:
- Verbal•Q23
less likely to
- Verbal•Q30
Sylvia and Greg agree that modern windmills
- Verbal•Q11
Select a bike by using the
- Verbal•Q6
The children want to go arrange for them to have a Book a time fo…
- Verbal•Q38
have a workforce
- Verbal•Q4
The children want to go arrange for them to have a Book a time fo…
- Verbal•Q18
Lockers:
- Verbal•Q9
Arrange a for Jenny Send Duncan a for Marco's
- Verbal•Q19
Showers:
- Verbal•Q39
provide for longer, with fewer restrictions
- Verbal•Q10
Arrange a for Jenny Send Duncan a for Marco's
- Verbal•Q36
Possible explanation - the public sector is less
- Verbal•Q26
What does Sylvia say about people's knowledge of renewable energy?
- Verbal•Q25
Who will Sylvia and Greg ask to take part in the survey?
- Verbal•Q31
☐ the of employees (e.g. females are likely to have responsibility for children)
- Verbal•Q32
☐ employees' (but the evidence is inconclusive)
- Verbal•Q28
What does Greg say about nuclear power?
- Verbal•Q33
☐ the of the organization (absenteeism may be acceptable)
- Verbal•Q14
Make sure you have a before setting off
- Verbal•Q22
uses as a power source
- Verbal•Q8
Accommodation: • National Park - book a ($100 per night)
- Verbal•Q34
☐ the type of work (higher absence among employees in )
- Verbal•Q5
The children want to go arrange for them to have a Book a time fo…
- Verbal•Q29
What do Sylvia and Greg agree about the cost of renewable energy?
- Verbal•Q3
Book a on the beach Budget is around $ a night
- Verbal•Q15
At the end of your journey, return the bike to a station and secure it in place (A will tell you the b…
- Verbal•Q37
Systems may be more bureaucratic because of factors (e.g. state controls)
- Verbal•Q16
Coffee cart:
- Verbal•Q40
are less likely to employees
- Verbal•Q35
☐ the of an employees work group
- Verbal•Q2
Book a on the beach Budget is around $ a night
- Verbal•Q24
Who will Sylvia and Greg ask to take part in the survey?
IELTS Reading Volume 8 Test 3
- Verbal•Q31
What does the writer say about traditional building and the general population?
- Verbal•Q37
The price of materials is one drawback to using traditional architecture.
- Verbal•Q33
The students agreed that the building was worthy of rehabilitation based on its functional .
- Verbal•Q38
Earthen structures can easily be built in all regions of the U.S.
- Verbal•Q23
During the James Flynn conducted research showing that IQ scores were increasing.
- Verbal•Q26
Results from research in other , which Flynn has examined more recently, are consistent with his earli…
- Verbal•Q4
Early 1800s: In France, Fulton used a steamboat to try to raise interest in a .
- Verbal•Q14
Modern technology has influenced some aspects of human intelligence.
- Verbal•Q8
Using paddle wheels guaranteed reliability on ocean crossings.
- Verbal•Q1
1730s: The engine of Jonathan Hulls’ steamboat was due to its weight.
- Verbal•Q3
1780s: John Fitch overcame a number of problems with his steamboat designs.
- Verbal•Q32
The students in Zuni chose to renovate an old building which was being used for .
- Verbal•Q6
1812 onwards: In Scotland, steamboats transported some passengers, but mostly .
- Verbal•Q19
an account of a selection procedure involving a particular group of people
- Verbal•Q39
Working with a traditional earthen structure can have physical benefits.
- Verbal•Q7
For steamboats to cross the Atlantic Ocean, engines which used fuel economically were needed.
- Verbal•Q22
an example of the negative effect affluence may have on IQ trends
- Verbal•Q40
A traditional architecture curriculum is best suited to middle school level students.
- Verbal•Q17
Exceptional individuals can have an impact on collective intelligence.
- Verbal•Q10
Brunel preferred designing railways to steamships.
- Verbal•Q11
The Great Britain had more than one innovative feature.
- Verbal•Q35
The students worked closely with a number of on each step of the project.
- Verbal•Q36
During the project, the students were given to build useful skills.
- Verbal•Q28
In the third paragraph, what problem with teaching architecture on art courses does the writer note?
- Verbal•Q27
What education initiative does the American Institute of Architects currently promote?
- Verbal•Q24
Flynn found that tests called and which measured visuo-spatial skills, accounted for the biggest score…
- Verbal•Q15
IQ scores may not have attained their natural limit.
- Verbal•Q13
Modern ships that cross the Atlantic use the same energy source as the early steamships.
- Verbal•Q25
The biggest increases were in visuo-spatial tests, whereas scores in numerical components rose less st…
- Verbal•Q2
1780s: A French paddle steamer did not have the to keep going for more than a quarter of an hour.
- Verbal•Q34
Through the course of the project, the students learned where to locate for the project.
- Verbal•Q21
an overview of the different interpretations of IQ score trends
- Verbal•Q12
The design of the riverboat Archimedes was widely admired.
- Verbal•Q29
What is the greatest benefit for students that the writer sees in a traditional architecture project?
- Verbal•Q5
Early 1800s: Passengers in the US began to be carried regularly by a steamboat called the .
- Verbal•Q9
The Savannah was much faster than a regular paddle steamer.
- Verbal•Q16
Improved diet has a positive effect on mental powers.
- Verbal•Q30
What is the purpose of the eighth paragraph?
- Verbal•Q20
a description of one component of a visuo-spatial test
- Verbal•Q18
As societies become more sophisticated the need for problem-solving skills increases.
IELTS Listening Volume 8 Test 4
- Verbal•Q38
Perfume bottles used in the mid-19th century
- Verbal•Q9
If possible, the apartment should: have a or a be near a &n…
- Verbal•Q30
Next meeting with:
- Verbal•Q21
Current course:
- Verbal•Q32
People needed to wear perfume in the 11th century because
- Verbal•Q15
People who want to help out are asked to
- Verbal•Q37
Which part of the vinaigrette was made of gold?
- Verbal•Q24
1st choice: 2nd choice:
- Verbal•Q16
What problem should residents report to the council?
- Verbal•Q28
Problem: bad assignment; strategy tried: more background reading; further strategy suggested: .
- Verbal•Q10
If possible, the apartment should: have a or a be near a &n…
- Verbal•Q11
Compared to last years storm, this year
- Verbal•Q6
A two-bedroom apartment to rent Maximum rent: £650 a month The bedrooms must be &nbs…