SAT Practice Questions
Browse free SAT practice questions across Reading, Writing, and Math. Each one opens a study page with the full prompt and worked solution.
IELTS Reading Volume 3 Test 7
- Verbal•Q29
What does the writer say about the relationship between language ability and musical ability?
- Verbal•Q40
In most cultures, musical ability is
- Verbal•Q38
For amusia, discrimination of meaning in speech is
- Verbal•Q37
One of the difficulties amusia experience is
- Verbal•Q18
Paragraph F
- Verbal•Q16
Paragraph D
- Verbal•Q32
Perezt's research suggesting that amusia is a disorder is convincing.
IELTS Reading Volume 3 Test 8
- Verbal•Q26
, the famous painter of animals and birds, commented on the size and beauty of the Australian parrot f…
- Verbal•Q40
According to Provine, referring to only one function is probably inadequate to explain why people yawn.
- Verbal•Q30
In measuring the time taken to yawn, provine found that a typical yawn lasts about He also found that …
- Verbal•Q1
The name Katherine Mansfield, that appears on the writer's book, was exactly the same as her origin name
- Verbal•Q24
As early as the , the mapmaker recognized that parrots lived in that part of the world.
- Verbal•Q12
her was consolidated when Bliss and Other Stories was published
- Verbal•Q3
How Pearl Button Was Kidnapped portrayed Maori people in a favorable way.
- Verbal•Q16
Example of two parrot species which benefited from changes to the environment
- Verbal•Q10
perverted Mansfield and Murry from staying together in Paris
- Verbal•Q25
The mapmaker recognized, as early as the 16th century, that parrots lived in that part of the world.
- Verbal•Q31
In measuring the time taken to yawn, provine found that a typical yawn lasts about He also found that …
- Verbal•Q6
In London, Mansfield showed little interest in politics.
- Verbal•Q29
This is because yawns occur as a rather than a stimulus response as was previously thought.
- Verbal•Q11
spent time with distinguished
- Verbal•Q2
Mansfield won a prize for a story she wrote for the High School Reporter.
- Verbal•Q15
A description of how plants may adapt to attract birds
- Verbal•Q28
Just like a , yawns cannot be interrupted after they have begun.
- Verbal•Q32
Province concluded that people who yawn less do not necessarily produce To make up for this
- Verbal•Q14
An example of how one parrot species may survive at the expense of another
- Verbal•Q5
Mansfield was unpopular with the other students at Queen's college
- Verbal•Q13
Mansfield's published more of her works after her death
- Verbal•Q20
The writer believes that most parrot species
- Verbal•Q4
when Mansfield was at Queen's college, she planned to be a professional writer.
- Verbal•Q17
How the varied Australian landscape resulted in a great variety of parrot species
- Verbal•Q34
Provine's clenched teeth yawn's experiment shows that
- Verbal•Q27
Provine's early findings on yawns Through his observation of yawns, Provine was able to confirm that d…
- Verbal•Q35
The nose yawn experiment was used to test weather yawning
- Verbal•Q22
Which of the following is NOT mentioned by the writer as a disadvantage of nesting boxes?
- Verbal•Q7
Katherine Mansfield's adult years — moved from England back to New Zealand
- Verbal•Q18
A reason why most parrot species are native to the southern hemisphere
- Verbal•Q39
When foetuses yawn and stretch they are learning how to control movement.
- Verbal•Q37
In the last paragraph, the writer concludes that
- Verbal•Q9
her and the New Zealand way of life made her feel dissatisfied
- Verbal•Q23
Parrots in Australia There are 345 varieties of parrot in existence and, of these, live in Australia.
- Verbal•Q36
In people paralyzed on one side because of brain damage
- Verbal•Q33
What did Provine conclude from his 'closed nose yawn' experiment?
- Verbal•Q8
first paid writing work was in a publication based in
- Verbal•Q38
Research students were initially reluctant to appreciate the value of Provine's studies.
- Verbal•Q19
An example of a parrot species which did not survive changes to its habitat
- Verbal•Q21
What does the Writer say about parrot's beak?
IELTS Listening Volume 4 Test 10
- Verbal•Q18
local government
- Verbal•Q3
It's an model
- Verbal•Q34
To persuade people to change their
- Verbal•Q28
walking in the mountains
- Verbal•Q14
What kind of information is available from members of the MUFS committee?
- Verbal•Q2
Used to belong to the
- Verbal•Q17
city hospital
- Verbal•Q5
Only years old
- Verbal•Q9
Parking available: outside the
- Verbal•Q24
Daniel thinks the experiment with words is
- Verbal•Q12
What was the original reason for starting the MUFS?
- Verbal•Q32
Not a new idea, e.g. incentive schemes were first used by
- Verbal•Q22
In the experiments, researchers compared participants' creativity when walking and when
- Verbal•Q16
According to school teachers, what has been an unexpected advantage of the MUFS?
- Verbal•Q20
supermarket
- Verbal•Q27
walking with thin-soled footwear
- Verbal•Q25
What is Katie and Daniels attitude to the experiment on focused thinking?
- Verbal•Q31
In business, it is frequently used for
- Verbal•Q23
Daniel says that in each experiment, there was a different
- Verbal•Q37
a staircase at a station that worked like a
- Verbal•Q6
Garage address: Road, Mitchell
- Verbal•Q40
Need to think about the laws regarding
- Verbal•Q1
One is broken
- Verbal•Q33
To get online Quickly
- Verbal•Q38
a game that helps recovery when old people hurt their in a fall
- Verbal•Q10
What to bring: (for a test drive)
- Verbal•Q11
Who founded the Middletown Urban Farming Scheme?
- Verbal•Q13
For the coming year, the MUFS will focus on recruiting members from
- Verbal•Q15
What are provided by the MUFS for the physically disabled?
- Verbal•Q29
walking for the elderly
- Verbal•Q39
It's important for gamification to be
- Verbal•Q35
For training purposes, e.g. simulators used by and town planners
- Verbal•Q26
Katie thinks that the best way forward is to consider
- Verbal•Q4
Has got new
- Verbal•Q7
Day/Time: on at 9: 30am
- Verbal•Q21
Daniel mentions the research about walking and creativity to Katie because
- Verbal•Q30
walking long distances
- Verbal•Q36
Australian government: to encourage people to more
- Verbal•Q8
Ask for: Smith
- Verbal•Q19
university
IELTS Listening Volume 4 Test 5
- Verbal•Q28
Deciding which pieces to perform
- Verbal•Q16
Safe swimming beach
- Verbal•Q23
Which TWO points did students most frequently make about music practice?
- Verbal•Q33
some shells have ribs, spines or
- Verbal•Q17
Old ship
- Verbal•Q35
humans - snails were probably introduced to Britain as food in the
- Verbal•Q37
conditions are worst
- Verbal•Q3
the
- Verbal•Q5
When: no later than
- Verbal•Q20
Kiosk
- Verbal•Q31
minerals in the bodies of gastropods are like those in the
- Verbal•Q8
Her phone number:
- Verbal•Q9
The artworks will appear in a