SAT Practice Questions
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IELTS Reading Volume 3 Test 1
- Verbal•Q24
A study of insect decision-making A Bristol University study looked at how insects make decisions when their home has been &nbs…
- Verbal•Q17
Paragraph D
- Verbal•Q36
Using financial rewards to encourage innovation is an outdated practice.
- Verbal•Q25
A study of insect decision-making A Bristol University study looked at how insects make decisions when their home has been &nbs…
- Verbal•Q19
Paragraph F
- Verbal•Q14
Paragraph A
- Verbal•Q7
The first buildings on the site contained food for the
IELTS Reading Volume 1 Test 1
- Verbal•Q30
According to the writer, findings on the amount of practices done by expert musicians suggest that
- Verbal•Q14
Similarities between studies of mammoth remains from different parts of the world.
- Verbal•Q40
The case therefore supports the view that expertise is not solely the result of characteristics.
- Verbal•Q34
Anyone who practices for long enough can reach the level of a world-class expert.
- Verbal•Q39
However, the writer points out that the young Mozart received a lot of from his father, and that the s…
- Verbal•Q19
The indications are that mammoths died as a result of climate change.
- Verbal•Q7
silk objects were hidden inside
- Verbal•Q15
Details of the uses to which mammoth body parts were put.
- Verbal•Q22
It would be a mistake to ignore the baby mammoth's discovery, because of its potential importance.
- Verbal•Q38
However, the writer points out that the young Mozart received a lot of from his father, and that the s…
- Verbal•Q4
silk replaced as a unit of value
- Verbal•Q11
The price of high-grade Chinese silk fell due to competition from Middle-Eastern producers.
- Verbal•Q2
silk items included parts of musical instruments, fishing strings and
- Verbal•Q25
Fisher concluded that many of the mammoth tusks he looked at displayed signs of
- Verbal•Q26
Not long after Lyuba's death, the Mammuthus primigenius group she belonged to was replaced by another group that came from &nbs…
- Verbal•Q27
In the first paragraph, the writer suggests that a musician who IS talented someone
- Verbal•Q33
In order to be useful, practice must be carried out regularly every day.
- Verbal•Q5
silk soon used as payment in trade
- Verbal•Q6
hair of a contained silk
- Verbal•Q24
Some researchers say that a marked rise in temperature impacted on mammoths by changing the type of av…
- Verbal•Q3
silk was used as payment of as well as for wages and rewards
- Verbal•Q10
The Byzantine emperor first acquired silkworm eggs from the Chinese emperor.
- Verbal•Q8
Their first sight of silk created fear among Roman soldiers.
- Verbal•Q17
An explanation of how an individual was able to identify a small corpse.
- Verbal•Q23
Mammoths often died at a time of year when they should have been in good physical condition.
- Verbal•Q31
Anders Ericssons's work with cognitive psychology has influenced other researchers.
- Verbal•Q16
A theory that accounts for the damage to lyuba's face.
- Verbal•Q28
According to the writer, what is unclear about the findings of Gottfried Schlaug?
- Verbal•Q32
Different areas of expertise seem to have one specific thing in common.
- Verbal•Q29
According to the writer, what has been established by studies of violin players?
- Verbal•Q36
Existing knowledge of learning and cognitive skills supports the importance of practice.
- Verbal•Q35
Occasionally, someone can become an expert at global level with fewer than 10,000 hours' practice.
- Verbal•Q12
Silk was produced in the Middle East several centuries before it was produced in Europe.
- Verbal•Q13
Global silk production has declined in recent years.
- Verbal•Q9
The quality of Chinese silk imported by the early Romans varied widely.
- Verbal•Q20
Teeth analysis is important in discovering why mammoths died out.
- Verbal•Q37
However, the writer points out that the young Mozart received a lot of from his father, and that the s…
- Verbal•Q18
A comparison between lyuba and other young mammoth corpses.
- Verbal•Q1
emperor wore silk indoors
- Verbal•Q21
The corpse of the baby mammoth is in better condition than any other that has been discovered.
IELTS Reading Volume 1 Test 2
- Verbal•Q28
Sir Alan Hodgkin is an example of someone whose work proceeded in a logical and systematic way.
- Verbal•Q22
how some birds' migration was delayed for experimental purposes
- Verbal•Q37
In recommending 'counter-intuitive' thinking, what do Austin and Devin imply?
- Verbal•Q10
Competition increased when additional Chinese trading were established.
- Verbal•Q13
The crews were motivated by both and their enthusiasm for the competition.
- Verbal•Q12
At the end of their journey, the ships needed the help of
- Verbal•Q23
domestic pigeon
- Verbal•Q40
The writer concludes that creating a culture that learns from mistakes
- Verbal•Q39
Pure Blonde has been more successful than Empire Lager because
- Verbal•Q29
Daguerre is an exception to the general rule of innovation.
- Verbal•Q14
Birds rely on their sophisticated However, they are generally most successful if they are released wit…
- Verbal•Q3
At best, voyages of the East Indiamen to China and back took nearly two years to complete.
- Verbal•Q2
Before 1800, cargo size was the most important consideration for the East India Company.
- Verbal•Q19
the effects of distance on some birds' ability to find their nests
- Verbal•Q16
Birds select their accustomed , no matter where they are released. As a result, they may miss their &n…
- Verbal•Q35
The origin of useful accidents
- Verbal•Q26
starling
- Verbal•Q30
The discovery of saccharin occurred by accident during drug research.
- Verbal•Q9
It was in a ship called that the British first competed successfully against the Americans.
- Verbal•Q8
The performance of British tea clippers was particularly affected when there were at sea.
- Verbal•Q11
Merchants were occasionally in such a hurry that they failed to complete the before leaving China.
- Verbal•Q6
In the nineteenth century, British drinkers preferred tea made from mature leaves to that made from younger leaves.
- Verbal•Q33
Geroki and Markides's book
- Verbal•Q25
European stork
- Verbal•Q20
a methodology for testing the general ability of birds to find their nests
- Verbal•Q5
After 1834, the ships which had served the East India Company stopped being used for commercial purposes.
- Verbal•Q38
The writer describes the Empire Lager disaster in order to show that
- Verbal•Q1
In the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, the British East India Company faced a lot of competition.
- Verbal•Q32
The usual business environment
- Verbal•Q7
The ships were remarkable for the number of they had.
- Verbal•Q31
The company 3M should have supported Art Fry by funding his idea of Post-It Notes.
- Verbal•Q4
Before 1834, voyages to and from China were considered to be highly dangerous.
- Verbal•Q17
Birds orientate correctly, even when they are released in an unfamiliar place and have no to make use …
- Verbal•Q15
Birds select their accustomed , no matter where they are released. As a result, they may miss their &n…
- Verbal•Q27
The delay in the process used by the Kellogg brothers affected the final product.
- Verbal•Q18
Birds orientate correctly, even when they are released in an unfamiliar place and have no to make use …
- Verbal•Q21
one aspect of physical ability in humans and birds
- Verbal•Q24
alpine swift
- Verbal•Q36
How do Austin and Devin advise companies to get out of the 'cone of expectation'?
- Verbal•Q34
Microsoft is an example of a company which
IELTS Reading Volume 1 Test 4
- Verbal•Q20
According to the article, which TWO of these statements are true of the new approach to flood control?
- Verbal•Q11
We organised to find out what images customers associate with our products
- Verbal•Q27
Field and Wroe argue that findings at the Cuddie Springs site show that people lived in this area at the same time as megafauna.
- Verbal•Q17
an example of flood control on one river, affecting three countries
- Verbal•Q40
Which of the following best represents the writers' criticism of Field and Wroe?
- Verbal•Q8
Giving the product a that seems helpful and supportive
- Verbal•Q4
The TF NextStage coffee shops sold their own brand of food and drink.
- Verbal•Q2
TF's market research indicated that people liked the products.
- Verbal•Q7
Use: help people achieve
- Verbal•Q31
The writers' arguments against Field and Wroe's analysis of the scientific data from Cuddie Springs One objection to Field and Wroe's inter…
- Verbal•Q24
An area near Oxford will flooded to protect the city of
- Verbal•Q13
Company executives should follow their
- Verbal•Q38
What did the writers speculate about the people who lived at this site in 1876?