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IELTS Reading Volume 4 Test 10
- Verbal•Q19
But there are many clear examples of their usefulness, such as the inter-dependent relationship between music and &…
- Verbal•Q30
Why are some people suspicious about mother tongue-based teaching programmes?
- Verbal•Q4
Clarence Birdseye had previously worked in the Australian food industry.
IELTS Reading Volume 4 Test 1
- Verbal•Q40
However, the problem with this idea is that the plants producing the most attractive flowers do not usually have fruit which is  …
- Verbal•Q33
Paragraph G
- Verbal•Q16
reference to the fact that Robert Falcon Scott enjoyed the time he spent living in the hut
- Verbal•Q1
Rand McNally made a lot of money by putting a map and a in one publication
- Verbal•Q17
reference to how the Ross Island project has received attention from the media
- Verbal•Q27
Paragraph A
- Verbal•Q23
Which TWO statements are true about the conservation workers on Ross Island?
- Verbal•Q15
an explanation of how to see the huts without travelling to Antarctica
- Verbal•Q30
Paragraph D
- Verbal•Q28
Paragraph B
- Verbal•Q24
The huts on Cape Adare are not as as those on Ross Island and the workers have to be careful not to di…
- Verbal•Q19
a description of the process for preserving paper
- Verbal•Q25
The huts on Cape Adare are not as as those on Ross Island and the workers have to be careful not to di…
- Verbal•Q4
what to do if your car broke down • the Michelin guide became popular mainly because it helped people select a &nbs…
- Verbal•Q11
Harry Beck had previous experience of map-making when he produced a map of the underground.
- Verbal•Q3
finding economical
- Verbal•Q10
People found the early maps of the London Underground easy to read.
- Verbal•Q29
Paragraph C
- Verbal•Q31
Paragraph E
- Verbal•Q37
Male and female responses were more uniform than expected.
- Verbal•Q34
The study focused on participants' short-term reaction to receiving flowers.
- Verbal•Q12
Beck's first version of the underground map met with a positive reaction.
- Verbal•Q35
Participants were deliberately misled as to the aim of the study.
- Verbal•Q36
Receiving flowers had a notable effect on participants' mental capacities.
- Verbal•Q39
to raise their . The interpretation of these signs was essential for the survival of
- Verbal•Q9
In the 1920s, maps for pilots helped improve safety records for flights.
- Verbal•Q32
Paragraph F
- Verbal•Q8
It was the high price of oil that stopped free maps being given out to the public.
- Verbal•Q38
The presence of flowers might indicate a potential source of in a particular location, and primitive h…
- Verbal•Q14
a reason the early explorers left some objects behind
- Verbal•Q22
Which TWO statements are true about the conservation workers on Ross Island?
- Verbal•Q5
the company's Auto Trails Maps helped people explore roads through a particular of the USA
- Verbal•Q13
Phyllis Pearsall was the first woman to produce a published map.
- Verbal•Q21
Which TWO research activities were carried out by Scott's expedition team?
- Verbal•Q6
the company was also responsible for giving to American roads
- Verbal•Q26
Visitors to Antarctica must have a to see the restored huts.
- Verbal•Q2
the kind of the paths had
- Verbal•Q20
Which TWO research activities were carried out by Scott's expedition team?
- Verbal•Q7
The Touraide was organised according to the particular needs of each traveller.
- Verbal•Q18
the reason the trust decided to begin conservation work at Ross Island
IELTS Reading Volume 4 Test 2
- Verbal•Q28
had some , which is evidence of their having had warm blood. There are two
- Verbal•Q12
At which place of higher learning did Young hold a teaching position?
- Verbal•Q5
All Young's written works were published in the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
- Verbal•Q16
Section C
- Verbal•Q22
It was also the result of general changes in manufacturing systems, as well as the spread of shops like  …
- Verbal•Q20
Section G
- Verbal•Q21
This development was partly due to inventions like the .
- Verbal•Q30
Another mystery has concerned the ability of the pterosaur to fly despite its immense , and the fact t…
- Verbal•Q26
Which TWO of the following statements does the writer make about garment assembly?
- Verbal•Q37
What was Professor Wilkinson's main problem, according to the third paragraph?
- Verbal•Q10
What name did Young give to a group of languages?
- Verbal•Q24
Today, despite the fact that the fashion industry originated in , it has become a truly international …
- Verbal•Q2
The fact that Young's childhood brilliance continued into adulthood was normal.
- Verbal•Q6
Young was interested in a range of social pastimes.
- Verbal•Q40
What does 'it' in the last sentence refer to?
- Verbal•Q9
What was the subject of Thomas Young's first academic paper?
- Verbal•Q4
Young's advice was sought by several bodies responsible for local and national matters.
- Verbal•Q29
their only. Another mystery has concerned the ability of the pterosaur to fly
- Verbal•Q35
It is possible that pterosaur species achieved their wing size as a result of the pteroid.
- Verbal•Q25
Which TWO of the following statements does the writer make about garment assembly?
- Verbal•Q23
The changes also led to the standardisation of sizes and .
- Verbal•Q18
Section E
- Verbal•Q7
Young suffered from poor health in his later years.
- Verbal•Q38
What did Professor Wilkinson discover about a bone in pterosaurs called a pteroid?
- Verbal•Q33
It is rare to find a fossil of a pterosaur that clearly shows its skeleton.
- Verbal•Q1
Other people have been referred to as 'the last man who knew everything'.
- Verbal•Q27
They are classed as which were capable of flight, although, unlike modern species, they had some  …
- Verbal•Q13
What was the improvement to London roads on which Young's ideas were sought?
- Verbal•Q34
The reason for building the model was to prove pterosaurs flew for long distances.
- Verbal•Q3
Young's talents as a doctor are described as surpassing his other skills.
- Verbal•Q39
According to the writer, the main problem with the remote-controlled 'pterosaur' is that
- Verbal•Q32
Thanks to reptile fossils found in Brazil, we now know that the subspecies known as anhanguera had wings that were 12 metres across and tha…
- Verbal•Q17
Section D
- Verbal•Q15
Section B
- Verbal•Q31
have great . Thanks to reptile fossils found in Brazil, we now know that the
- Verbal•Q8
How many life stories did Thomas Young write for the Encyclopaedia Britannica?
- Verbal•Q36
Wilkinson has made several unsuccessful replicas of the pterosaur's head.
- Verbal•Q19
Section F
- Verbal•Q11
Who inspired Young to enter the medical profession?
- Verbal•Q14
Section A
IELTS Reading Volume 4 Test 7
- Verbal•Q21
Dingoes tend to hunt native animals rather than hunting other non-native predators.
- Verbal•Q12
The rate of internet use in Brooklyn is unlikely to increase in the near future
- Verbal•Q37
One limitation in the information produced by all of this research is that it
- Verbal•Q40
The migration of people from Asia to the Pacific
- Verbal•Q18
research which has proved that dingoes have resorted to eating young livestock
- Verbal•Q7
A group of professional researchers are in charge of the Brooklyn project.
- Verbal•Q22
The presence of dingoes puts the income of some people at risk.
- Verbal•Q24
The dingo replaced the as the main predatory animal in Australia.
- Verbal•Q3
Citizen maps are sometimes made when maps are unsatisfactory.
- Verbal•Q26
Australian animals reproduce at a slow rate as a natural way of avoiding .
- Verbal•Q9
The Brooklyn project has experienced technical difficulties setting up the website
- Verbal•Q2
One goal of the mapping project is to help develop new on food.
- Verbal•Q15
how dingoes ensure that rival species do not dominate
- Verbal•Q20
the way that the structure of dingo groups affects how quickly their numbers grow
- Verbal•Q1
The online map provides users with a store's name, and details of its produce
- Verbal•Q25
Foxes and cats are more likely to hunt native animals when there are fewer .
- Verbal•Q23
Dingoes have had little impact on the dying out of animal species in Australia.