SAT Practice Questions
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IELTS Reading Orange 21 Test 3
- Verbal•Q28
In the sixth paragraph, the writer mentions mobile phones to make the point that
- Verbal•Q2
lower the temperature of its in summer
- Verbal•Q3
grows a thick in winter, which it loses in spring
- Verbal•Q25
tickets have to be checked manually at station
- Verbal•Q29
In the seventh paragraph, the phrase 'unpick this stuff' refers to the task of
- Verbal•Q37
The methods which the researchers used to examine the Rising Star cave system were rather unconventional.
- Verbal•Q15
Most of the residents of Dares Salaam live in high-rise blocks on the edge of the city.
- Verbal•Q1
keep out
- Verbal•Q38
It is unclear how old the etchings in the Rising Star cave system are.
- Verbal•Q9
For most of the 20th century, the population of saiga were falling.
- Verbal•Q8
Today, numbers of saiga are distributed evenly across four nations in Central Asia: Kazakhstan, Russia, Mongolia and Uzbekistan.
- Verbal•Q4
poaching, especially for the of male saiga
- Verbal•Q40
The size of H. naledi brains is a key factor in the question of whether these hominins were able to produce art.
- Verbal•Q19
the buses use designated to cut down on delays
- Verbal•Q11
Unpredictable fluctuations in climate are threatening the wildlife of Central Asia more than in other parts of the world.
- Verbal•Q21
passengers in can use every part of the system
- Verbal•Q34
Analysis of a 4000-year-old Iberian leader indicates that
- Verbal•Q32
Evidence from high-altitude regions suggests that
- Verbal•Q12
The Altyn Dala Conservation Initiative was formed for the benefit of a number of different animals.
- Verbal•Q39
The means used to publicise the findings from the Rising Star cave system added to the controversy that surrounds them.
- Verbal•Q10
Efforts to protect rhinos in Africa had a significant effect on saiga populations.
- Verbal•Q20
passengers pay fares before
- Verbal•Q13
The Altyn Dala Conservation Initiative's recognition as a World Restoration Flagship project attracted additional international funding for…
IELTS Listening Orange 21 Test 4
- Verbal•Q4
looking for a new
- Verbal•Q40
A future study will investigate the best for the music.
- Verbal•Q2
Today's journey to Broadbeach town centre: used his
- Verbal•Q35
Patients reported an absence or low levels of .
- Verbal•Q27
smart mirrors in bathrooms
- Verbal•Q31
Surgery impacts patients because they may experience discomfort or unwelcome changes to their .
- Verbal•Q20
Annie Craven
- Verbal•Q32
A study reviewed data from about 100 and found that listening to music
- Verbal•Q3
Purpose of today's trip: has visited the
- Verbal•Q33
The patients in the study all listened to music with a effect.
- Verbal•Q14
Which TWO facts are given about discounts on popular brands available to exhibitors?
- Verbal•Q23
The students agree that demand for accommodation in urban areas should be met by
- Verbal•Q29
restriction of cars to certain areas
- Verbal•Q8
Would like more places to buy
- Verbal•Q24
use of roof space for gardens
- Verbal•Q16
David France
- Verbal•Q11
In which TWO areas of the business exhibition did James Craig promote his company last year?
- Verbal•Q9
Likes the best
- Verbal•Q15
Jim Clowrie
- Verbal•Q39
The researchers recommend playing either music or sounds from to all surgical patients.
- Verbal•Q38
The study concluded that playing music was effective because it served as a .
- Verbal•Q28
bike sheds with charging points
- Verbal•Q13
Which TWO facts are given about discounts on popular brands available to exhibitors?
- Verbal•Q7
Thinks there are too many places selling
- Verbal•Q22
The students decide to focus their assignment on housing for
- Verbal•Q19
Salman Khan
- Verbal•Q36
Medical records confirmed that patients who were played music in hospital needed less than those who w…
- Verbal•Q12
In which TWO areas of the business exhibition did James Craig promote his company last year?
- Verbal•Q26
moveable internal walls
- Verbal•Q10
Believes the is unnecessary
- Verbal•Q18
Francesca Heptonstall
- Verbal•Q1
Name: Martyn
- Verbal•Q37
The best results were achieved when patients were played music while they were .
- Verbal•Q21
Which aspect of their presentation are Mia and Leo both concerned about?
- Verbal•Q30
communal vegetable plots
- Verbal•Q25
shared working spaces
- Verbal•Q34
The music was mostly played through music .
- Verbal•Q5
collecting (after repair)
- Verbal•Q17
Oliver Stanton
- Verbal•Q6
Preferred day for shopping:
IELTS Reading Orange 21 Test 4
- Verbal•Q31
Some that had been intended for were available, as were some expe…
- Verbal•Q2
Fishermen took some water hyacinth plants to Lake Victoria.
- Verbal•Q34
Plato was criticised for saying the world was shaped like a leather ball.
- Verbal•Q16
Some of them have spent their entire life in Delhi, while others are Whether they have come from a &nb…
- Verbal•Q21
Tsimpli had problems convincing some female students to take part in the study.
- Verbal•Q18
The of the research is to discover why multilingual Indian schoolchildren do not experience &nbs…
- Verbal•Q20
Ten-year-old Indian schoolchildren tend to perform better in literacy tests than in numeracy tests.
- Verbal•Q6
People found it impossible to remove much water hyacinth from Lake Victoria.
- Verbal•Q33
The assumption today that people in the past knew very little about geography is correct.
- Verbal•Q4
Chemicals produced by the water hyacinth plants are affecting the numbers of fish in Lake Victoria.
- Verbal•Q1
Water hyacinth was introduced as a decorative plant in east Africa.
- Verbal•Q26
In the eighth paragraph, what do we learn has surprised researchers?
- Verbal•Q32
He even travelled to places where people might still have the , but Bellerby could not find what he wa…
- Verbal•Q12
they can focus on different tasks that bring in
- Verbal•Q37
When Bellerby had to attach the gores to the globe surface,
- Verbal•Q7
Scientists started investigating the possibility of using water hyacinth to generate biogas in the last century.
- Verbal•Q24
What point does the writer make about primary schools in India in the sixth paragraph?
- Verbal•Q15
Some of them have spent their entire life in Delhi, while others are Whether they have come from a &nb…
- Verbal•Q10
Capture the gas emitted by the digester and use to transport it to individual homes
- Verbal•Q27
Peter Bellerby's plan to give his father a globe for his birthday was an unexpectedly for which he had…
- Verbal•Q25
What is Tsimpli suggesting when she uses the phrase 'that ship has sailed'?
- Verbal•Q17
Some of them have spent their entire life in Delhi, while others are Whether they have come from a &nb…
- Verbal•Q29
Peter Bellerby's plan to give his father a globe for his birthday was an unexpectedly for which he had…
- Verbal•Q38
The reviewer mentions other globe makers of the past because
- Verbal•Q19
The of the research is to discover why multilingual Indian schoolchildren do not experience &nbs…
- Verbal•Q23
The researchers have decided against investigating the impact teaching methodology may have on learning outcomes.
- Verbal•Q11
no need for them to spend so much collecting fuel
- Verbal•Q8
First, place water hyacinth together with some into a digester
- Verbal•Q35
The globe made by Crates of Mall us was an accurate representation of the known world.
- Verbal•Q30
Some that had been intended for were available, as were some expe…
- Verbal•Q40
What does the reviewer say about Bellerby's book in the final paragraph?
- Verbal•Q9
Leave the mixture until the is completed
- Verbal•Q3
It is now difficult to force boats through the thick water hyacinth on Lake Victoria.
- Verbal•Q14
The city of Delhi has a and as you walk through its streets you hear people speaking a variety of lang…
- Verbal•Q22
Tsimpli and her team wanted to know if there is a connection between poor academic performance and being taught in an unfamiliar language.
- Verbal•Q36
Bellerby assumed he would have few problems locating a well-made globe.
- Verbal•Q39
What point is made about Bellerby in the seventh paragraph?