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IELTS Reading Volume 6 Test 2

IELTS Reading Volume 6 Test 3

Verbal•Q20
Designing aeroplane wings Hang-gliders, microlights, small planes and birds share the same wing shape-a curve which provides the maximum am…
Verbal•Q37
People with very high IQS are more likely to be creative than those with average IQs.
Verbal•Q39
There can be disadvantages to having a creative personality.
Verbal•Q38
Society tends to value aesthetic skills highly.
Verbal•Q40
Language skills are more important than spatial awareness in any form of creativity.
Verbal•Q17
Paragraph D
Verbal•Q1
prehistoric time s - people collected wild plants, and        to get meat
Verbal•Q9
The medieval open-field system increased food production by allowing European farmers to have crops growing continuously in all their fields
Verbal•Q25
Which TWO things does the writer state about George Cayley?
Verbal•Q29
Creative people engage in, and are well informed about, a wide range of subjects.
Verbal•Q7
       years ago, a large proportion of people worldwide had become dependent on farming
Verbal•Q13
Many farmers continued to use natural methods of fertilising their land, even after the development of chemical fertilisers
Verbal•Q27
Creative people are receptive to the immense amounts of information that the brain has to deal with.
Verbal•Q35
In the first of these, the brain was mostly inactive except for        and this corresponds to what takes pla…
Verbal•Q15
Paragraph B
Verbal•Q14
Paragraph A
Verbal•Q5
farmers gradually began using better        made from different materials
Verbal•Q18
Paragraph E
Verbal•Q26
Which TWO things does the writer state about George Cayley?
Verbal•Q33
For his study, volunteers had a series of        placed on their heads which were used to monitor brain activ…
Verbal•Q28
Creativity requires numerous parts of the brain to be active at the same time.
Verbal•Q2
11,500 years ago - people began growing crops, probably        e.g. rice or com- people started to domesticat…
Verbal•Q31
Creative people are driven to achieve the goals they set themselves.
Verbal•Q4
led to the exchange of goods and the beginnings of trade, which resulted in the emergence of cities and the growth of    &nb…
Verbal•Q12
Selective breeding methods helped European farmers to produce more animals
Verbal•Q30
Creative people may have unstable personalities.
Verbal•Q22
Space is not wasted because the        needed to power a fight is kept inside each wing.
Verbal•Q8
The Romans adapted their own farming methods for use in Africa and Asia.
Verbal•Q34
Martindale demonstrated that creativity consisted of        and        phases.
Verbal•Q24
The pilot can adjust the        which are located at the        of the wings.
Verbal•Q19
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Verbal•Q23
The pilot can adjust the        which are located at the        of the wings.
Verbal•Q10
European eating habits changed as a result of international exploration in the 15th and 16th centuries
Verbal•Q32
Creative people need support from others
Verbal•Q21
In fact, the enormous wings of a modern plane look like a thin        when viewed from the side.
Verbal•Q36
Interestingly, the most creative stories were produced by those volunteers with the greatest        in brain …
Verbal•Q6
systems of providing fields with a supply of        were invented in Mesopotamia
Verbal•Q11
During the 18th century many European countries created their own versions of the seed drill.
Verbal•Q16
Paragraph C
Verbal•Q3
creation of a        people started to domesticate various types of animals.

IELTS Reading Volume 6 Test 4