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IELTS Reading Volume 1 Test 9
IELTS Reading Volume 3 Test 10
- Verbal•Q32
The fact that the mother tongue can disappear at a similar is less well understood.
- Verbal•Q25
Which TWO of the following statements about composers and music does the writer make?
- Verbal•Q19
But there are many clear examples of their usefulness, such as the inter-dependent relationship between music and &…
- Verbal•Q26
Which TWO of the following statements about composers and music does the writer make?
- Verbal•Q2
The process of cooking gets rid of some plant poisons.
- Verbal•Q40
Bilingual children can eventually apply reading comprehension strategies acquired in one language when reading in the other.
- Verbal•Q37
Research proves that learning the host country language at school can have an adverse effect on a child's mother tongue.
- Verbal•Q34
If this is limited, children are likely to lose the active use of their mother tongue, and thus no longer employ it even with &…
- Verbal•Q9
Nicholas Appert put food into containers made of
- Verbal•Q24
In paragraph D, which TWO of the following effects does the writer say the arts can have?
- Verbal•Q35
It follows that teenage children in these circumstances experience a sense of in relation to all aspec…
- Verbal•Q28
Why does the writer refer to something that Goethe said?
- Verbal•Q4
Clarence Birdseye had previously worked in the Australian food industry.
- Verbal•Q3
Eating cooked food is more energy efficient than eating raw food.
- Verbal•Q36
Less than half the children who attend kindergarten in Toronto have English as their mother tongue.
- Verbal•Q27
What point is the writer making in the second paragraph?
- Verbal•Q14
a claim that artists may have no clear objective when creating a piece of art
- Verbal•Q21
A dramatist may use a to draw our attention to various issues in society, for example some kind of inj…
- Verbal•Q18
an example of something that has an unintentional benefit for us
- Verbal•Q12
in 1855, the metal can opener replaced the which had been used with a hammer to open cans
- Verbal•Q1
According to Darwin, cooking was the most significant development in human history.
- Verbal•Q33
This phenomenon depends to a certain extent on the proportion of people with the same linguistic background that have settled in a particul…
- Verbal•Q31
It has often been noted that bilingual children acquire the to converse in the majority language remar…
- Verbal•Q38
The Foyer programme is to be adopted by the French education system.
- Verbal•Q20
But there are many clear examples of their usefulness, such as the inter-dependent relationship between music and &…
- Verbal•Q15
a description of how artists hope to benefit other people
- Verbal•Q10
Appert's method resulted in preserved food that had the same taste and as fresh food
- Verbal•Q22
Apart from these obvious practical benefits, there are other benefits that we gain from things, such as the &…
- Verbal•Q39
Bilingual children are taught to tell the time earlier than monolingual children.
- Verbal•Q13
some food was still found to be edible after more than a hundred years, e.g. an old can of
- Verbal•Q16
a comparison between the arts and things made to perform a particular function
- Verbal•Q30
Why are some people suspicious about mother tongue-based teaching programmes?
- Verbal•Q6
the development of equipment and larger
- Verbal•Q5
Birdseye's trip with the not confirmed what he already believed about rapid freezing.
- Verbal•Q11
Peter Durand introduced cans which had the advantage of being and hard to break
- Verbal•Q29
The writer believes that when young children have a firm grasp of their mother tongue
- Verbal•Q23
In paragraph D, which TWO of the following effects does the writer say the arts can have?
- Verbal•Q8
early methods of food preservation included: smoking, drying and combining food with acid or
- Verbal•Q17
a claim that it's possible to convince the world that anything you have made is a work of art
- Verbal•Q7
the ability to keep as writing developed
IELTS Reading Volume 3 Test 2
- Verbal•Q13
What is the only living member of the Antilocapridae sub-family?
- Verbal•Q22
The solar-powered houses on Rokko Island are uninhabited.
- Verbal•Q26
Energy-saving measures must now be included in the design of all new homes and improvements to buildings.
- Verbal•Q29
Section D
- Verbal•Q4
can endure very harsh environments
- Verbal•Q15
a detailed description of an experiment that led to photovoltaics being promoted throughout the country
- Verbal•Q10
Which species of Bovinae has now died out?
- Verbal•Q28
Section C
- Verbal•Q20
Photovoltaics are used to store electricity.
- Verbal•Q32
The whole-language approach relates letters to sounds.
- Verbal•Q31
Section F
- Verbal•Q11
What facilitates the movement of the sitatunga over wetland?
- Verbal•Q3
Which of the following features do all bovids have in common?
- Verbal•Q5
includes the ox and the cow
- Verbal•Q7
can usually move at speed
- Verbal•Q34
Research supports the theory that we read without linking words to sounds.
- Verbal•Q27
Section B
- Verbal•Q33
Many educators believe the whole-language approach to be the most interesting way to teach children to read.
- Verbal•Q12
What sort of terrain do barbary sheep live in?
- Verbal•Q35
Research has shown that the whole-word approach is less effective than the whole-language approach.
- Verbal•Q24
Germany, Italy, the Netherlands and Australia all have strict goals with regard to greenhouse gas emissions.
- Verbal•Q21
Since the 1970s, the US government has provided continuous support for the use of photovoltaics on homes.
- Verbal•Q17
an explanation of the photovoltaics system
- Verbal•Q30
Section E
- Verbal•Q8
does not defend a particular area of land
- Verbal•Q23
In 1994, the Japanese government was providing half the money required for installing photovoltaics on homes.
- Verbal•Q16
the negative effects of using conventional means of generating electricity
- Verbal•Q40
They should not, however, ignore the ideas of which make reading enjoyable for learners.
- Verbal•Q38
These critics believe that is incompatible with student-centred learning.
- Verbal•Q37
In the teaching community, question the usefulness of research into methods of teaching reading.
- Verbal•Q19
a reference to wealthy countries being prepared to help less wealthy countries have access to photovoltaics
- Verbal•Q1
In which region is the biggest range of bovids to be found?
- Verbal•Q6
may supplement its diet with meat
- Verbal•Q9
What is the smallest species of Bovid called?
- Verbal•Q36
Research has shown that phonics is more successful than both the whole-word and whole-language approaches.
- Verbal•Q14
examples of countries where electricity use is greater during the day than at night
- Verbal•Q25
Residential electricity use is the major source of greenhouse gas emission.
- Verbal•Q2
Most bovids have a preference for living in
- Verbal•Q18
the long-term benefits of using photovoltaics
- Verbal•Q39
In the future, teachers need to be aware of so that they understand the importance of phonics.
IELTS Reading Volume 3 Test 3
- Verbal•Q24
The Manatuto project aimed to set up a
- Verbal•Q39
Public transport is leading the way in the application of fuel-cell technology.
- Verbal•Q11
In which year did farmers finally stop using chemicals on cotton crops in Punukula?
- Verbal•Q36
Fuel-cells can come in many sizes and can be used in power stations and in as well as in vehicles.
- Verbal•Q35
While a fuel-cell lasts longer, some aspects of it are comparable to a
- Verbal•Q29
Paragraph C
- Verbal•Q19
Bake the filters in the fire for a maximum period of
- Verbal•Q3
Initially the farmers’ cotton yields were low.
- Verbal•Q8
o left to soak in water
- Verbal•Q25
To be effective, the Flynn filters must
- Verbal•Q38
The oil company Statoil in Norway owns gas wells in other parts of the world.
- Verbal•Q12
What did the women of Punukula collect to make money?
- Verbal•Q34
Ford engineers predict that they will eventually design an almost car.
- Verbal•Q9
o added in form to soil
- Verbal•Q26
Flynn does not intend to patent his filter because he
- Verbal•Q31
Paragraph E
- Verbal•Q30
Paragraph D