SAT Practice Questions
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IELTS Reading Volume 3 Test 5
- Verbal•Q38
We have now started to doubt our ability to perform well at work.
- Verbal•Q34
Technology will ultimately increase unemployment for more highly qualified personnel.
- Verbal•Q37
An early indicator of technological anxiety is a tendency to adopt machine-like thinking.
- Verbal•Q22
For example, when exploring the planet Mars, robots could be used to set up and do initial research be…
- Verbal•Q32
Interacting with others at work contributes to creative thinking.
- Verbal•Q10
still in existence today indicate water diverted from rivers
- Verbal•Q13
dried squash may have been used to aid of fishing nets
- Verbal•Q19
Paragraph F
- Verbal•Q2
The absence of pottery at the archaeological dig gave Shady a significant clue to the age of the site.
- Verbal•Q7
the of a certain plant
- Verbal•Q5
Archaeological evidence shows that the residents of Caral were highly skilled musicians.
- Verbal•Q18
Paragraph E
- Verbal•Q9
the remains of certain food such as
- Verbal•Q26
In such ways, robots might be used to work in space in commercial enterprises or However, the final ai…
- Verbal•Q15
Paragraph B
- Verbal•Q12
the excavation findings and fishing nets found on the coast suggest Caral farmers traded
- Verbal•Q6
The remains of housing areas at Caral suggest that there were no class distinctions in residential areas.
- Verbal•Q17
Paragraph D
- Verbal•Q1
Caral was built at the same time as the construction of the Egyptian pyramids.
- Verbal•Q35
More counselling is required to help people cope with the demands of the modern workplace.
- Verbal•Q29
A deterioration in personal service
- Verbal•Q31
People will need time away from technology to reduce the frustrations caused by it.
- Verbal•Q40
Employees who learn to use new technology quickly will get promoted.
- Verbal•Q23
In other cases, humans could stay in orbiting and give orders to robots working on the surface of the …
- Verbal•Q11
no evidence that was grown
- Verbal•Q33
The psychological effect of working with technology is similar to the anxiety felt after surviving a major ordeal.
- Verbal•Q25
In such ways, robots might be used to work in space in commercial enterprises or However, the final ai…
IELTS Reading Volume 3 Test 6
- Verbal•Q17
Paragraph E
- Verbal•Q23
Bees need to balance the .. of each trip against the calorific rewards they obtain.
- Verbal•Q37
Academic and popular historians have different attitudes towards the value of innovations in communication.
- Verbal•Q31
how current student events are sometimes captured for future audiences
- Verbal•Q5
having less need for the good opinion of friends
- Verbal•Q24
There can be over 120 different .. in an acre of rainforest.
- Verbal•Q22
If the process of .. is to take place effectively, bees need to travel from one flower to another befo…
- Verbal•Q34
reference to the active role the audience plays when watching films
- Verbal•Q2
beginning to choose a future career
- Verbal•Q8
A course of study at high school
- Verbal•Q15
Paragraph B
- Verbal•Q27
an overview of the range of methods that have been used over time to document history
- Verbal•Q16
Paragraph D
- Verbal•Q19
Hunting wasps used to feed on other , rather than on vegetation.
- Verbal•Q3
needing to feel the same as one's friends
- Verbal•Q33
the claim that there is no official title for film-based historical work
- Verbal•Q30
how most citizens today gain an understanding of history
- Verbal•Q40
Developments in technology are influencing a range of academic subjects.
- Verbal•Q32
mention of the fact that the advantages of film are greater than the disadvantages
- Verbal•Q38
It is common for historians to play a major role in creating historical documentaries for television.
- Verbal•Q9
The speed of development of thinking ability during adolescence
- Verbal•Q10
Adolescence is a time when the young person
- Verbal•Q4
beginning to form a self-image separate from the family context
- Verbal•Q29
a reference to some differences between oral and written communication
- Verbal•Q14
Paragraph A
- Verbal•Q11
Most pre-adolescent children are capable of abstract thought.
- Verbal•Q36
The needs of students in school have led to improvements in the teaching of history.
- Verbal•Q21
Approximately .. of human food production relies on the activity of bees.
- Verbal•Q7
Havighurst proposed a set of tasks which
- Verbal•Q20
Flowering plants started to reward bees with rich pollen and an additional food in the form of .. .
- Verbal•Q1
becoming interested in people of the other gender
- Verbal•Q25
The bees that pollinate large forests regularly practise an activity known as .. .
- Verbal•Q12
Adolescents 'limited skills with words may give a false impression of their ability.
- Verbal•Q18
Paragraph F
- Verbal•Q28
the main reason why many historians are unwilling to use films in their work
- Verbal•Q35
a list of requirements that historians see as obstacles to their use of film to record history
- Verbal•Q6
exposing oneself to dangers
- Verbal•Q26
Which is the best title for Reading Passage 2?
- Verbal•Q39
Articles in American History Review have explored aspects of modern history through popular films.
- Verbal•Q13
Whether or not an adolescent is accepted by their age-group is an important clue to other aspects of their social adjustment.
IELTS Reading Volume 3 Test 7
- Verbal•Q5
The significant increase in carbon dioxide concentrations in the air over the last 100 years.
- Verbal•Q27
What does the writer tell us about people with tone deafness (amusia) in the first paragraph?
- Verbal•Q2
The effects of sequestration could have on sea creatures.
- Verbal•Q12
Capturing carbon dioxide has become financially attractive.
- Verbal•Q10
Both developing and developed nations have decided to investigate carbon dioxide sequestration.
- Verbal•Q23
Scientific instruments analyse complex sound more accurately than humans.
- Verbal•Q19
Paragraph G
- Verbal•Q36
The reason why some people are born with amusia is
- Verbal•Q20
Paragraph H
- Verbal•Q4
The need for industrialised countries to give aid to less wealthy countries.
- Verbal•Q8
An example of putting carbon dioxide emissions to use in the food and beverage industry
- Verbal•Q28
What is the writer doing in the second paragraph?
- Verbal•Q30
In the third paragraph, the writer notes that most amusics are able to
- Verbal•Q17
Paragraph E
- Verbal•Q14
Paragraph A
- Verbal•Q21
Paragraph I
- Verbal•Q39
Certain reactions in the brain of an amusia are
- Verbal•Q25
Modern violins seem to improve in their early years.
- Verbal•Q33
People with musical ability are happier than those without this ability.
- Verbal•Q22
The quality of any particular note played on the same violin varies.
- Verbal•Q3
The reasons why products such as oil and gas continue to be popular energy sources.
- Verbal•Q26
Modern violins are gaining in popularity amongst the top violinists
- Verbal•Q13
More forests need to be planted to improve the atmosphere.
- Verbal•Q7
Examples of sequestration already in use in several parts of the world
- Verbal•Q1
The cost implications of fitting plants with the necessary equipment.
- Verbal•Q31
What is the writer doing in the fourth paragraph?
- Verbal•Q6
The potential for sequestration to harm human life.
- Verbal•Q34
It is inappropriate to consider amusia as real disorder.
- Verbal•Q9
Current examples of the environmental harm attributed to carbon dioxide in the air
- Verbal•Q11
A growing economy will use more power.
- Verbal•Q24
The quality of handmade violins varies according to the musical ability of the craftsman.
- Verbal•Q15
Paragraph C
- Verbal•Q35
People with amusia often have bad handwriting.