SAT Practice Questions
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IELTS Reading Orange 21 Test 4
- Verbal•Q28
Peter Bellerby's plan to give his father a globe for his birthday was an unexpectedly for which he had…
- Verbal•Q13
the of the digesters is beyond the reach of most villages
- Verbal•Q5
Cooking with charcoal has been proved to be even worse for people's health than cooking with wood.
IELTS Reading Volume 1 Test 10
- Verbal•Q6
Neem contains many that target plant-eating predators
- Verbal•Q31
According to the writer , how does television advertising exploit the human tendency to imitate others ?
- Verbal•Q39
Dick Fosbury is mentioned in order to show that
- Verbal•Q13
What project do the authorities in Punukula hope to set up in the future?
- Verbal•Q32
The diamond campaign worked by making a connection in people's minds between diamonds and luxury
- Verbal•Q11
In which year did farmers finally stop using chemicals on cotton crops in Punukula?
- Verbal•Q34
The campaign advertising diamonds had a positive influence on society.
- Verbal•Q19
Paragraph F
- Verbal•Q24
Traditional farming has had a negative effect on the natural world
- Verbal•Q20
A UK Government study found that is a significant factor contributing to worldwide levels of soil degr…
- Verbal•Q4
At first, the farmers failed to notice the negative effects on their fields of pesticide use.
- Verbal•Q29
According to the writer, socially transmitted food preference occurs when
- Verbal•Q38
Primatologist Frans de Waal found that
- Verbal•Q14
Paragraph A
- Verbal•Q21
Disadvantages of vertical taming projects include the expense of setting them up, as well as their high
- Verbal•Q1
Cotton growing was expected to raise more money than other crop.
- Verbal•Q8
left to soak in water
- Verbal•Q9
added in form to soil
- Verbal•Q25
Vertical farming could dramatically increase world food production.
- Verbal•Q28
The writer mentions bottled water in order to show that
- Verbal•Q17
Paragraph D
- Verbal•Q37
The behaviour of the monkeys on the island of Koshima showed that
- Verbal•Q33
People are more aware of visual marketing than auditory marketing.
- Verbal•Q18
Paragraph E
- Verbal•Q35
There is still some uncertainty about whether animals copy the behaviour of the most powerful animals among them.
- Verbal•Q22
could potentially be used to take vertical farming facilities to areas where there is a critical food …
- Verbal•Q26
Traditional farms may benefit from wider use of vertical farming
- Verbal•Q2
Some of the local agro-chemical dealers had been farmers in the past.
- Verbal•Q5
Based on use of an called neem
- Verbal•Q23
Vertical farming can have financial benefits
- Verbal•Q12
What did the women of Punukula collect to make money?
- Verbal•Q15
Paragraph B
- Verbal•Q16
Paragraph C
- Verbal•Q36
Consumers make a logical connection between celebrities ' achievements and the products they promote.
- Verbal•Q30
According to the writer, how is learning by observation and imitation a useful feature of the brain?
- Verbal•Q40
A feature of some modern marketing campaigns is that
- Verbal•Q7
formed by grinding seeds
- Verbal•Q27
According to the writer, which marketing technique attempts to make consumers stay in a shop for longer?
- Verbal•Q10
contains a lot of
- Verbal•Q3
Initially the farmers' cotton yields were low.
IELTS Reading Volume 1 Test 3
- Verbal•Q39
A New Voyage Round the World is considered as one of the most modern books
- Verbal•Q26
From the age of 4 or 6, children begin to realise that commercials are different from TV programmes; for example, they may recognise that t…
- Verbal•Q21
Children have a significant impact on what adults buy.
- Verbal•Q25
The problem is made more difficult because of a technique called Whereby a person or cartoon figure fr…
- Verbal•Q12
according to experts, cuneiform was mainly used for
- Verbal•Q3
Cuneiform was often difficult to read because of its size.
- Verbal•Q14
a description of recent innovations in TV broadcasting
- Verbal•Q5
Cuneiform signs, can be found in some modern alphabets.
- Verbal•Q1
Cuneiform tablets were produced in different shapes and sizes.
- Verbal•Q6
tokens, for example, were often used
- Verbal•Q32
the originality of Dampier's
- Verbal•Q40
Dampier supervised his neighbour's plantation in Jamaica
- Verbal•Q13
Rawlinson copied inscriptions onto
- Verbal•Q22
Tests showed that children can follow information if simple words are used.
- Verbal•Q38
Dampier's patience was represented by the writer
- Verbal•Q17
two techniques used to encourage children to watch TV commercials
- Verbal•Q24
This is despite the fact that children's TV programmes usually include announcements called to show th…
- Verbal•Q33
the book with a mystery Some aspects of A New Voyage Round the
- Verbal•Q20
Originally, children's programmes were only broadcast when adults rarely watched TV.
- Verbal•Q18
a type of advertisement that may make children believe the opposite of what is true
- Verbal•Q11
eventually, cuneiform signs shaped like were developed
- Verbal•Q27
Which of the following best summarises the writer's point in the first paragraph?
- Verbal•Q8
tokens were used as a to give when selling something
- Verbal•Q30
What does the writer more about Dampier in the second paragraph?
- Verbal•Q2
When Sumerian writers marked on the clay tablets, the tablets were dry
- Verbal•Q36
Many people wrote biographies of Dampier as a result of personal contact with him
- Verbal•Q16
a reference to a current limitation on television advertising aimed at children
- Verbal•Q7
the first tokens were kept in containers made of
- Verbal•Q29
Dampier left the western coast of Australia because
- Verbal•Q34
World are problematic, descriptions of were inserted into the account
- Verbal•Q37
Dampier was skilled at making money
- Verbal•Q15
a mention of the main goods and services advertised to children
- Verbal•Q4
A number of languages adopted cuneiform.
- Verbal•Q31
What information is given about Dampier's early life?
- Verbal•Q23
In fact, these children often mistake an advertisement for a from the programme they are watching.
- Verbal•Q19
Ads often aim to teach children that a brand is fun rather than telling them about what is being sold.
- Verbal•Q35
responsibility for the final version of the book lies with the
- Verbal•Q9
tokens were put in a container that looked like a clay
- Verbal•Q28
The writer refers to Swift and Defoe in order to
- Verbal•Q10
at first, signs looked like what they indicated, e.g.
IELTS Reading Volume 1 Test 5
- Verbal•Q8
Tests show the human remains and the charcoal found in the buried um are from the start of the Lapita period. Yet The &nb…
- Verbal•Q13
Which sea creatures would have been an indication to the Lapita of where to find land?
- Verbal•Q35
What did Marie Hassenpflug contribute to the Grimm's Fairy tales?
- Verbal•Q38
38 Bernhard Lauer said the writing style of the Grimm brothers is universal because they
- Verbal•Q34
What changes did the Grimm Brothers make in later editions?
- Verbal•Q39
39 Jack Zipes said the pursuit of happiness in the tales means they
- Verbal•Q10
In fact, DNA could identify the Lapita's nearest present-days.
- Verbal•Q2
Captain cook depicted number of cultural aspects of Polynesians in his journal.
- Verbal•Q18
longer time spent doing two tasks at the same time than one at a time
- Verbal•Q11
What did the Lapita travel in when they crossed the oceans?
- Verbal•Q3
Professor Spriggs and his research team went to the Efate to try to find the site of ancient cemetery.
- Verbal•Q22
The causes of multitask lie in the environment.
- Verbal•Q21
People never really do two things together even if you think you do.
- Verbal•Q40
40 Bruno Bettelheim said the therapeutic value of the tales means that the fairy tales
- Verbal•Q37
37 Heinz Rolleke said the abandoned children in tales
- Verbal•Q26
The practical solution of multitask in work is not to allow use of cellphone in
- Verbal•Q25
The part of the brain controls multitasking.