SAT Practice Questions
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IELTS Reading Volume 5 Test 7
- Verbal•Q36
change so employees will work more efficiently. Nicholson's ideas are
- Verbal•Q11
Video arcade game usage continued strongly in the 1980s.
- Verbal•Q5
Pac-Man was the first game to attract
- Verbal•Q33
Tooby and Cosmides believe natural selection through the generations has prepared.
- Verbal•Q39
According to Nicholson, these senior executives are engaging in and we should not try to change …
- Verbal•Q17
how the depiction of human labour involved danger to an artist
- Verbal•Q18
a reference to an artist who celebrated a number of unfinished structures
IELTS Reading Volume 5 Test 8
- Verbal•Q17
Paragraph D
- Verbal•Q3
Papermakers from Samarkand were captured by the Chinese.
- Verbal•Q28
When discussing the use of rhesus monkeys as experimental subjects, the writer notes that
- Verbal•Q5
Papermaking skills were brought to Europe via North Africa.
- Verbal•Q15
Paragraph B
- Verbal•Q33
a combination of contradictory signals
- Verbal•Q35
the production of soft sounds
- Verbal•Q27
In the first paragraph, the writer points out that
- Verbal•Q9
parchment made from the skin of animals such as
- Verbal•Q10
skin was dried and
- Verbal•Q8
of the plant were softened in water, woven and pounded
- Verbal•Q22
Graham Bodman
- Verbal•Q11
of a mulberry tree and hemp rags
- Verbal•Q30
In the fourth paragraph, the writer notes that the three related situations
- Verbal•Q16
Paragraph C
- Verbal•Q38
The researchers noted that they seemed to be unaware of the who were around them.
- Verbal•Q32
prolonged stillness
- Verbal•Q37
They videotaped their results and found that monkeys as young as reacted to the cues but in a haphazar…
- Verbal•Q14
Paragraph A
- Verbal•Q26
Further, they created pleasant, functional interiors that could still be built within their Finally, t…
- Verbal•Q1
In Ancient China, writing was occasionally done on silk.
- Verbal•Q40
The oldest group, however, reacted in the same way as and the researchers concluded that monkeys are c…
- Verbal•Q7
The end of the trade in rags was brought about by the difficulty of transporting them.
- Verbal•Q23
Stuart Bracey
- Verbal•Q21
James Lundy
- Verbal•Q24
One aspect of the Talbot Park project that some critics are concerned about is that the higher of acco…
- Verbal•Q34
appeals for maternal protection
- Verbal•Q2
Coloured paper was invented during the Tang Dynasty.
- Verbal•Q12
Place: (751 AD — materials flax and hemp — mills made of stone were used)
- Verbal•Q29
Which of the following did Kalin and Shelton outline as the second stage in their research project?
- Verbal•Q6
When Gutenberg invented movable type, paper materials were very expensive.
- Verbal•Q19
Paragraph F
- Verbal•Q4
Papermaking as a large-scale industry originated in Iran.
- Verbal•Q36
Once they had identified three types of defensive behaviour, Kalin and Shelton grouped the monkeys according to their &nb…
- Verbal•Q31
aggressive facial expressions
- Verbal•Q39
Despite demonstrating , the monkeys in the middle groups failed to react in ways corresponding to the …
- Verbal•Q18
Paragraph E
- Verbal•Q13
mills made of used were
- Verbal•Q20
Paragraph G
- Verbal•Q25
prevent this, a team of various worked on the project to ensure the buildings were not uniform. Furthe…
IELTS Reading Volume 6 Test 1
- Verbal•Q5
How old Mungo Man is, is unimportant.
- Verbal•Q1
Our human ancestors did not originate in only one area.
- Verbal•Q24
Koster believes that games remove people's fear of
- Verbal•Q2
The extinction of the megafauna happened within a brief period.
- Verbal•Q11
Scientists agree about the age of Mungo Man.
- Verbal•Q12
Thorne's research involved analysing more than one material.
- Verbal•Q27
Daniel Dennett
- Verbal•Q30
Kevin O'Regan
- Verbal•Q34
The aging process increases the need to fill in gaps in our visual perception.
- Verbal•Q23
Early games were much simpler than more recent ones
- Verbal•Q25
Robertson's view is that games feel exciting partly because of the that is associated with them.
- Verbal•Q20
Players' involvement in games often includes thinking ahead.
- Verbal•Q3
The megafauna died out as a result of human activity.
- Verbal•Q18
Section E
- Verbal•Q31
One expert expressed regret for having underemphasized his argument in a publication.
- Verbal•Q14
Section A
- Verbal•Q13
Bowler has criticised the research methods used by Thorne.
- Verbal•Q19
Section F
- Verbal•Q33
Research into cognitive errors might potentially save lives.
- Verbal•Q9
Objects found in the Lake Mungo area were used to date the arrival of humans.
- Verbal•Q35
Our eyes are only at risk of being deceived when they are in motion.
- Verbal•Q37
The fact that we make visual errors
- Verbal•Q16
Section C
- Verbal•Q6
There is evidence to disprove the theory of mass megafauna extinction.
- Verbal•Q32
We overlook insignificant items that come into our view.
- Verbal•Q8
The earliest evidence of advanced human culture is found in Australia.
- Verbal•Q22
It's now accepted that creating video games is a skill that can be learned.
- Verbal•Q4
The similarity of results does not always guarantee their validity.
- Verbal•Q17
Section D
- Verbal•Q28
John Grimes
- Verbal•Q29
Stephen Kosslyn
- Verbal•Q38
The part of the picture that we fail to see clearly
- Verbal•Q7
An extreme environmental change occurred at the time that humans first moved into the Lake Mungo area.
- Verbal•Q10
Ancient weapons were found in the Lake Mungo area.
- Verbal•Q15
Section B
- Verbal•Q39
The idea that we see everything in our visual field
- Verbal•Q36
Concentrating on a particular aspect of an activity or scene
- Verbal•Q40
Research into the nature of human vision
- Verbal•Q21
The inclusion of unanticipated elements keeps players interested.
- Verbal•Q26
Narrative games are often structured so that the first and last part are both .
IELTS Reading Volume 6 Test 2
- Verbal•Q27
Which of the following is mentioned in the article in relation to classroom-based learning?
- Verbal•Q1
Some physical evidence of Uruk still exists in Iraq.
- Verbal•Q32
The ability of online courses to meet an individual participant's needs is unclear.
- Verbal•Q22
If it takes too long to find one kind of prey, animals will look for an alternative source food.
- Verbal•Q33
Researchers caution against building strong online relationships.
- Verbal•Q36
Research on the impacts of interaction on learning outcomes has produced consistent results.
- Verbal•Q18
examples of animals that use camouflage to look like plants
- Verbal•Q8
were built in the shape of large
- Verbal•Q26
The fangblenny impersonates the striped cleaner wrasse, a fish that is welcomed by other specie as it getsrid of their &n…
- Verbal•Q7
a food
- Verbal•Q19
one species has a camouflage tactic that is not present from birth.
- Verbal•Q21
Part of an animals is left behind to distract predators.
- Verbal•Q34
Common assumptions about the benefits of face-to-face courses have proved to be correct.