SAT Practice Questions
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IELTS Reading Volume 5 Test 10
- Verbal•Q27
Paragraph B
- Verbal•Q16
The proposed around fifty years ago by Paul S Martin, blames by p…
- Verbal•Q14
Three theories have been put forward to explain the disappearance of the different species of large mammals that inhabited &nbs…
- Verbal•Q17
The second theory suggests that humans introduced a which wiped out the large mammals.
- Verbal•Q30
Paragraph E
- Verbal•Q2
Researchers believe that prosopagnosia may be a growing problem.
- Verbal•Q4
A German study seems to support the Harvard and UCL research findings.
IELTS Reading Volume 5 Test 2
- Verbal•Q8
approximately in length
- Verbal•Q18
suggested methods of reducing temperatures in a city
- Verbal•Q23
The air temperature in modern Malaysian houses is lower than the air temperature outside.
- Verbal•Q40
- people change their ideas to those of the majority - typical of
- Verbal•Q13
may be exposed to in their prey
- Verbal•Q11
can be chased away by other birds during the
- Verbal•Q32
Jennes found that, in most cases, people opted for an estimate given by a Asch asked his subjects to &…
- Verbal•Q10
transports its prey using its
- Verbal•Q38
- majority view is considered most view - people persuade themsel…
- Verbal•Q25
The use of wind towers for cooling is widespread in the Middle East today.
- Verbal•Q29
Consumers make too many quick decisions in shops.
- Verbal•Q22
Amory Lovins
- Verbal•Q1
Early European settlers made detailed studies of the morepork.
- Verbal•Q7
In Maori tradition, the low call of the morepork had negative associations.
- Verbal•Q39
- people change their ideas to those of the majority - typical of
- Verbal•Q30
Crutchfield's definition of conformity is the most reliable.
- Verbal•Q26
The 'super-windows' promoted by Amory Lovins can be installed at low cost.
- Verbal•Q31
Studies on conformity In the Jennes study, people had to guess how many were in a container.
- Verbal•Q34
To test the extent to which people would conform, he placed his subjects with colleagues who gave resp…
- Verbal•Q36
Compliance - people support the majority view despite their own ideas - social harmony is maintained - illustrated by the results of the re…
- Verbal•Q28
Children are more vulnerable to crazes now than they used to be.
- Verbal•Q5
The New Zealand Department of Conservation is hoping to limit the population of moreporks.
- Verbal•Q35
He found that his subjects agreed with his colleagues 32% of the time, although they admitted to feeling &nbs…
- Verbal•Q20
Arthur Rosenfeld
- Verbal•Q15
an example of a construction design which benefits domestic interaction
- Verbal•Q16
a description of a house that is ventilated from below
- Verbal•Q12
attacked that had been introduced to Motuora island
- Verbal•Q27
Childhood crazes can center on items of any value.
- Verbal•Q4
Rats pose a risk to young moreporks.
- Verbal•Q14
reasons why a particular construction material is advantageous
- Verbal•Q37
- majority view is considered most view - people persuade themsel…
- Verbal•Q2
The Polynesian rat had a negative effect on the number of laughing owls.
- Verbal•Q19
Muhammad Peter Davis
- Verbal•Q33
Jennes found that, in most cases, people opted for an estimate given by a Asch asked his subjects to &…
- Verbal•Q21
R van der Ley
- Verbal•Q9
nests in trees, plants or spaces in roots and
- Verbal•Q24
The construction industry is more to blame than transport for global warming
- Verbal•Q3
The laughing owl was larger than the morepork
- Verbal•Q6
Other bird species are frightened away when they hear the morepork's cry.
- Verbal•Q17
an example of self-sufficient energy supply
IELTS Reading Volume 5 Test 4
- Verbal•Q16
Paragraph C
- Verbal•Q27
the significance of recent discoveries of a large number of massive planets
- Verbal•Q23
Wada concluded that the attitude tent was not contrary to the of the sport.
- Verbal•Q25
Athletes think they have to continually set fresh This is made possible by better &n…
- Verbal•Q4
originally wrapped in or animal skin to make it useable as a pencil.
- Verbal•Q30
reasons why Mayer claims he was able to develop his theory
- Verbal•Q5
The government completely took over the at Borrowdale.
- Verbal•Q1
Graphite was first found below a blown down in a storm.
- Verbal•Q22
Which TWO of the following statements about Ran Clarke are made in the passage?
- Verbal•Q21
Which TWO of the following statements about Ran Clarke are made in the passage?
- Verbal•Q19
Paragraph F
- Verbal•Q14
Paragraph A
- Verbal•Q28
an explanation of the difference between the theories of planet creation
- Verbal•Q3
dirty to use because it is so
- Verbal•Q20
Paragraph G
- Verbal•Q37
Alan P Boss discovered that
- Verbal•Q6
Local people began to graphite for the money involved.
- Verbal•Q31
a detailed explanation of the long-held theory of planet creation
- Verbal•Q35
Thomas Quinn believes that
- Verbal•Q11
English pencil factories have now all closed down.
- Verbal•Q26
Athletes think they have to continually set fresh This is made possible by better &n…
- Verbal•Q29
the difficulties of proving that the more recent theory of planet creation is correct
- Verbal•Q40
Heat caused by can also destroy the material surrounding the objects in a relatively short time.
- Verbal•Q15
Paragraph B
- Verbal•Q17
Paragraph D
- Verbal•Q13
The use of graphite pencils is unlikely to continue into the future.
- Verbal•Q10
After the HB code was introduced, it very quickly became used by all manufacturers.
- Verbal•Q34
LCIO Mayer physically observed that
- Verbal•Q33
Traditionally astronomers have believed that
- Verbal•Q36
Gerard Kuiper was the first to suggest that
- Verbal•Q2
The first use of graphite was to make marks on
- Verbal•Q38
The core-accretion model A hard centre becomes larger and this produces enough gravity to draw gas from the &…
- Verbal•Q39
The gravitational-instability model Stars can break up the outer gaseous parts which surround objects in the sky because the attraction of …
- Verbal•Q9
More clay in a pencil makes it write more darkly.
- Verbal•Q18
Paragraph E
- Verbal•Q7
The Italians were the first to make pencils out of wood.
- Verbal•Q24
However, the LZR swimsuit, which is made from a special fabric that aids buoyancy and cuts down was ba…
- Verbal•Q32
description of the destructive effect of heat in space
- Verbal•Q8
The Germans used different types of wood to produce pencils.
- Verbal•Q12
American astronauts used pencils on their early journeys into space.
IELTS Reading Volume 5 Test 5
- Verbal•Q19
Bard and Fattovich hoped to find evidence of a in the area of Mersa Gawasis.
- Verbal•Q2
hungry people cannot
- Verbal•Q3
food is not available because it has been
- Verbal•Q8
do improve techniques and available to subsistence farmers
- Verbal•Q4
provide support for subsistence farmers in growing and their food
- Verbal•Q29
The writer refers to the term relativity as an example of
- Verbal•Q27
Why does the writer say we particularly need to pay attention to the communication of science?
- Verbal•Q34
In the Harvard debate, it would have been better to pay more attention to the discoveries made by male and female scientists.
- Verbal•Q7
don't provide opportunities for farmers to have -too risky
- Verbal•Q32
The media's attempt to present both sides of the global warming issue went on for too long.
- Verbal•Q38
Scientists should be more about the mathematical significance of their findings and the public should …
- Verbal•Q13
Growing fruit and vegetables is better for the environment than raising animals for Food.
- Verbal•Q28
In the second paragraph, the writer says it may be difficult to choose the appropriate terminology to describe scientific developments beca…