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IELTS Reading Volume 1 Test 4
- Verbal•Q34
There is also a complete lack of man-made structures, for instance those used for Other evidence that …
- Verbal•Q21
According to the article, which TWO of these statements are true of the new approach to flood control?
- Verbal•Q35
Further evidence against human occupation of the area is the absence of tools and a short distance awa…
- Verbal•Q30
Some artefacts found at Cuddie Springs were preserved well enough to reveal their function
- Verbal•Q3
It cost more than expected to remodel the TF stores.
- Verbal•Q16
how natural water courses in the past assisted flood control
- Verbal•Q5
TF NextStage customers liked the atmosphere in the new stores:
- Verbal•Q19
the writer's comment on the comparative cost effectiveness of traditional flood control and newer methods
- Verbal•Q39
In the final paragraph, what suggestion do the writers hide about Australia's megafauna?
- Verbal•Q23
The Rhine and the rivers have experienced similar problems with water control
- Verbal•Q14
how legislation has forced building designers to improve water use
- Verbal•Q29
The writers believe that the dating of earth up to 1.7m below the present surface at Cuddie Springs is unreliable.
- Verbal•Q6
TF team limited their research to attitudes that occur at a level in customers' minds
- Verbal•Q37
According to the writers, what impact could a natural phenomenon have had on this site?
- Verbal•Q1
The TF NextStage stores planned to sell products to make life easier for older people
- Verbal•Q32
Such large numbers of artefacts would impossible if the area had been covered with for a period.
- Verbal•Q10
Good information can come from interviews or studying the of consumers in the home
- Verbal•Q25
Planners who wish to allow water to pass more freely through city surfaces are called
- Verbal•Q36
What conclusions did the writers reach about the inconsistencies in the data from Cuddie Springs?
- Verbal•Q15
two reasons why one river was isolated from its food plain
- Verbal•Q9
Giving the product a reusable
- Verbal•Q22
Some of the most severe floods for many centuries have recently occurred in parts of
- Verbal•Q26
A proposal for part of the city of could show whether small-scale water projects could apply on a larg…
- Verbal•Q28
Field and Wroe believe it is likely that smaller megafauna species survived the last Ice Age
- Verbal•Q18
a country which has partly destroyed one of its most typical features in order to control water
- Verbal•Q33
There is also a complete lack of man-made structures, for instance those used for Other evidence that …
- Verbal•Q12
Can be basic, e.g. by doing
IELTS Reading Volume 1 Test 6
- Verbal•Q18
There is a successful case that cactus moth plays a positive role in the US.
- Verbal•Q5
The British government had to cut down the taxation on tea due to the serious crime of
- Verbal•Q2
Lu Yu wrote a about tea before anyone else in the eighth century.
- Verbal•Q17
The press more often than not focuses on animals well-known.
- Verbal•Q37
37-38 Which two features of PLA are correct?
- Verbal•Q33
→ Lactide
- Verbal•Q23
In some states of America, the decline in a number of sea otters leads to the boom of An impressing ca…
- Verbal•Q10
Tea was enjoyed by all classes in Britain in the seventeenth century.
- Verbal•Q9
Tea was more fashionable than coffee in Europe in the late 16th century.
- Verbal•Q13
The fastest vessels were owned by America during the 19th century clipper races.
- Verbal•Q1
Researchers believed the tea containers detected in from the Han Dynasty was the first evidence of the…
- Verbal•Q29
Nature work is used for
- Verbal•Q35
Why did choose the PLA as material for food packaging?
- Verbal•Q6
Tea was planted in besides China in the 19th century.
- Verbal•Q26
In some states of America, the decline in a number of sea otters leads to the boom of An impressing ca…
- Verbal•Q27
scientists manage to
- Verbal•Q31
→ unrefined dextrose
- Verbal•Q14
The term "biodiversity" consists of living creatures and the environment that they live in.
- Verbal•Q7
In order to compete in shipping speed, traders used for the race.
- Verbal•Q11
The adulteration of tea also prompted William Pitt the Younger to reduce the tax.
- Verbal•Q12
Initial problems occurred when tea was planted outside China by the East India Company.
- Verbal•Q36
What is PLA packaging is used for?
- Verbal•Q24
In some states of America, the decline in a number of sea otters leads to the boom of An impressing ca…
- Verbal•Q38
Which two features of PLA are correct?
- Verbal•Q20
Agriculture experts advise farmers to plant single crops in the field in terms of sustainable farming.
- Verbal•Q28
Cargill needs to have contacts with
- Verbal•Q21
Because of the ignorance brought by media, people tend to neglect significant creatures called Every c…
- Verbal•Q3
It was from Japan who brought tea to their native country from China.
- Verbal•Q16
It is not necessary to investigate all creatures in a certain place.
- Verbal•Q4
Tea was carried from China to Europe actually by the
- Verbal•Q19
Usage of hardwoods is forbidden in some European countries.
- Verbal•Q40
Which two features of PLA are correct?
- Verbal•Q39
39-40 Which two features of PLA are correct?
- Verbal•Q30
Ingeo is used to
- Verbal•Q15
There are species that have not been researched because it's unnecessary to study all creatures.
- Verbal•Q25
In some states of America, the decline in a number of sea otters leads to the boom of An impressing ca…
- Verbal•Q22
Because of the ignorance brought by media, people tend to neglect significant creatures called Every c…
- Verbal•Q8
Tea was popular in Britain in the 16th century.
- Verbal•Q32
→ Lactic acid
- Verbal•Q34
Vacuum distillation → get
IELTS Reading Volume 1 Test 8
- Verbal•Q7
Paragraph G
- Verbal•Q22
It takes half an hour for a cow-manure fire to reach 950 degree.
- Verbal•Q36
The [g] in gnat not being pronounced will not be spelt out in the future.
- Verbal•Q12
Animals were involved in importing tea.
- Verbal•Q35
The word scant can be pronounced more easily than skamt
- Verbal•Q25
To be effective, the Flynn filters must
- Verbal•Q15
Making the mixture for the filter from organic material (e.g. tea, coffee, rice), and &nbs…
- Verbal•Q38
As a consequence, 'b' will be pronounced as
- Verbal•Q5
Paragraph E
- Verbal•Q37
The sound of 'temporary' cannot wholly present its spelling.
- Verbal•Q27
Large scale regular Changes are usually called . There are three reasons
- Verbal•Q2
Paragraph B
- Verbal•Q4
Paragraph D
- Verbal•Q8
Paragraph H
- Verbal•Q33
All the children learn speeches from adults white they assume that certain language is difficult to imitate exactly.
- Verbal•Q1
Paragraph A
- Verbal•Q10
Tea lost favour to other drinks.
- Verbal•Q34
Pronunciation with causal inaccuracy will not exert big influence on language changes.
- Verbal•Q20
The clay in the Manatuto project was initially unsuitable for the project's purpose.
- Verbal•Q31
It is impossible for modern people to find pronunciation of words in an earlier age
- Verbal•Q29
Secondly, the imitation of children from adults language sometimes are , and may also contribute to th…
- Verbal•Q39
The pronunciation of [mt] changed to [nt]
- Verbal•Q13
A ruler's specialist knowledge led to an interest in tea.
- Verbal•Q6
Paragraph F
- Verbal•Q30
Secondly, the imitation of children from adults language sometimes are , and may also contribute to th…
- Verbal•Q23
E-coli is the most difficult bacterium to remove from water by filtration.
- Verbal•Q3
Paragraph C
- Verbal•Q19
Bake the filters in the fire for a maximum period of
- Verbal•Q26
Flynn does not intend to patent his filter because he
- Verbal•Q9
Claims that tea might be harmful failed to affect it popularity.
- Verbal•Q17
Shape into pots and place them in a fire made from and
- Verbal•Q21
Coffee grounds produce filters that are twice as efficient as those using other organic materials.
- Verbal•Q11
Special buildings were constructed in which to drink tea.