SAT Practice Questions
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IELTS Reading Volume 9 Test 3
- Verbal•Q13
Slower reaction time because need to go farther to the brain
- Verbal•Q23
A worker's mental capacity may be considerably reduced due to their working environment.
- Verbal•Q17
Paragraph D
- Verbal•Q10
About equal in length to the legs; length develops in childhood to provide an easier for mothers
- Verbal•Q6
Younger bulls hold their necks higher in the presence of more powerful males.
- Verbal•Q12
Extra-strong keep blood from spilling into other tissue; its is n…
- Verbal•Q27
economic evidence for play in medieval England
- Verbal•Q31
the origin of an academic debate about medieval life
- Verbal•Q19
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- Verbal•Q38
Medieval children celebrated the seasons in their own ways.
- Verbal•Q30
a political event mirrored in children's play
- Verbal•Q39
Medieval children made presents for their parents on special occasions.
- Verbal•Q24
Allen's first study was done at the Syracuse Center, which focuses on researching In this study, a com…
- Verbal•Q3
The number of giraffes in Africa has nearly doubled.
- Verbal•Q7
Male giraffes have been observed fighting.
- Verbal•Q37
Most toys were imported into England before 1300.
- Verbal•Q11
Extra-strong keep blood from spilling into other tissue; its is n…
- Verbal•Q5
Mother giraffes sometimes use their legs to defend their young.
- Verbal•Q1
The amount of research on giraffes in their natural environment has increased lately.
- Verbal•Q4
Female giraffes tend to live longer than males.
- Verbal•Q2
Megan Strauss disapproves of keeping giraffes in zoos.
- Verbal•Q25
All staff carried out normal duties during the day without much Later in the day participants were ass…
- Verbal•Q20
Further investigations will result in improved wellbeing and efficiency.
- Verbal•Q22
The design of a workplace can have an impact on how much staff work with their colleagues.
- Verbal•Q9
Can be used like to get leaves
- Verbal•Q32
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- Verbal•Q18
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IELTS Reading Volume 9 Test 6
- Verbal•Q25
In an experiment in an art gallery, people related more to the when they were drawn into a conversatio…
- Verbal•Q8
Richard Wrangham — chimpanzees with gut parasites: undigested Aspilia leaves were wrongly believed to contain a &nb…
- Verbal•Q6
Michael Huffman and Mohamedi Seifu, 1987 — Vernonia findings: the plant contains toxins known as that …
- Verbal•Q30
Paragraph E
- Verbal•Q7
James Gilardi, 1999 — macaws that consume poison-bearing seeds: eating clay leads to a reduction in the level of &n…
- Verbal•Q2
Animal behaviourists have always believed that animals know how to heal themselves.
- Verbal•Q14
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- Verbal•Q28
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- Verbal•Q40
In calendars of the continuous working week, what system was used to identify different groups of workers?
- Verbal•Q20
Interacting socially is preferable to hurrying through a transaction.
- Verbal•Q18
Paragraph E
- Verbal•Q15
Paragraph B
- Verbal•Q32
Paragraph G
- Verbal•Q4
Wild animals taken into captivity tend to experience a decline in health.
- Verbal•Q37
Which of the following was thought unlikely to improve as a result of the continuous working week?
- Verbal•Q5
Michael Huffman and Mohamedi Seifu, 1987 — chimpanzees with worms: eat of the Vernonia plant.
- Verbal•Q23
Some people find it easier than others to change the subject of a conversation.
- Verbal•Q34
Paragraph I
- Verbal•Q10
The consumption of soil for medicinal reasons is called Initially, people believed that animals ate di…
- Verbal•Q38
What was the name of the person whose theories inspired efforts to increase efficiency?
- Verbal•Q3
Dr Karesh enlisted the help of a medical team during his research.
- Verbal•Q36
The continuous working week was intended to ensure that
- Verbal•Q1
Dr Engel has spent ten years gathering evidence for the notion that animals treat their own illnesses.
- Verbal•Q12
Many people believe that the clay in soil can poisons.
- Verbal•Q35
Which aspect of American business was admired?
- Verbal•Q33
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- Verbal•Q16
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- Verbal•Q22
There is more than one species whose members communicate for social reasons.
- Verbal•Q39
What was the name of the person who proposed the continuous working week?
- Verbal•Q29
Paragraph D
- Verbal•Q11
The consumption of soil for medicinal reasons is called Initially, people believed that animals ate di…
- Verbal•Q27
Paragraph A
- Verbal•Q24
In a study that took place on a train, volunteers approached people who were regular .
- Verbal•Q21
People whose conversations are mainly of a personal and meaningful nature are more satisfied with their lives.
- Verbal•Q17
Paragraph D
- Verbal•Q9
Richard Wrangham — chimpanzees with gut parasites: the chimpanzees indicate that Aspilia leaves have an  …
- Verbal•Q31
Paragraph F
- Verbal•Q26
Introverted people found it helpful to be given which they could use to start a conversation.
- Verbal•Q13
Clay-based are sold in African markets to treat a range of illnesses.
- Verbal•Q19
Paragraph F
IELTS Reading Volume 9 Test 7
- Verbal•Q38
Developers always believe their latest product will be a success.
- Verbal•Q25
is known to have occurred among the various versions of the Gaelic language around 3200 BC.
- Verbal•Q15
a reference to a mythological figure
- Verbal•Q1
Seaweed has been used to feed animals on some Scottish islands for thousands of years.
- Verbal•Q34
The 2002 Nobel Prize for economics was awarded for a study that explained why
- Verbal•Q18
the reason why some language experts distrust language trees
- Verbal•Q6
Japanese seaweed industry: it was destroyed by pollution and in 1948.
- Verbal•Q32
What was the end result of Knetsch’s demonstration?
- Verbal•Q13
Seaweed production in the future: it could be used instead of oil to power a small percentage of .
- Verbal•Q37
“Loss aversion” helps to explain why people fail to buy new products.
- Verbal•Q23
The script on the bronze tablet discovered in Coligny in France was written in a form of Celtic called …
- Verbal•Q10
Seaweed production in the future: it may be used to minimise the harmful effects of various produced b…
- Verbal•Q9
Seaweed farming in the USA: it has provided an alternative source of income for .
- Verbal•Q8
Seaweed farming in the USA: new methods have resulted in the type of seaweed called becoming a success…
- Verbal•Q19
An approach commonly used in language research has too narrow a focus.
- Verbal•Q2
In the 8th century in Japan, eating seaweed was reserved for special occasions.
- Verbal•Q4
Potash was Norway’s largest export in the 1800s.
- Verbal•Q7
Japanese seaweed industry: it recovered as a result of Kathleen Drew-Baker’s research into , a seaweed…
- Verbal•Q33
The theory of relative advantage is based on the assumption that
- Verbal•Q31
In Jack Knetsch’s demonstration, the second group of students were:
- Verbal•Q5
Dr Kathleen Drew-Baker is more famous in Japan than she is in the UK.
- Verbal•Q11
Seaweed production in the future: the cost of production and shortage of may be preventing growth of t…
- Verbal•Q27
In the first paragraph, what are we told about the current US marketplace?
- Verbal•Q16
an expression of one person’s doubt about a particular method of analysing scientific data
- Verbal•Q29
According to the characteristics described by Kahneman and Tversky, consumers
- Verbal•Q36
Everett Rogers’ theory explains the psychology behind the choices consumers make.
- Verbal•Q30
What are we told about the experiment conducted by Richard Thaler and his colleagues?
- Verbal•Q21
The Celtic language has been a distinct language for longer than experts previously thought.
- Verbal•Q26
For social reasons, developments in languages are .
- Verbal•Q12
Seaweed production in the future: it could create very large numbers of new .
- Verbal•Q22
The use of one family of languages may have become more extensive due to farming practices.
- Verbal•Q14
a difference of opinion about where a group of languages originated
- Verbal•Q3
The findings at Monte Verde revealed new information about the significance of women’s roles in prehistoric times.